Wounds
HEAL me!
That is hot
DME
This and that
100

I am the most severe of the hemorrhaging

Arterial hemorrhaging 

100

Three phases of wound healing

Inflammatory phase, Proliferating phase, Maturation stage

100

superficial burn, affects out layer of skin, sunburn or hot water can cause this type of burn 

1st degree

100

Most common examples of DME

dialysis machines, CPAP machines, 02 , orthotics/prostheses, beds, wheelchairs, bath chairs

100

type of wound made by sharp, pointed instrument (bullet, nail) external bleeding usually minimal, infection will most likely occur

Puncture wound

200

what is difference between dressings and bandages

dressings are sterile and bandages are non-sterile

200
time is 3-4 days in this wound healing phase. pain swelling and loss of function at site of wound. blood clot forms 

Inflammatory phase

200

This burn is deep enough to damage the nerves and bones. Tissue burned is charred and white. Fire, hot water, hot objects or electricity

3rd degree burn

200

How does a pt become eligible for DMEPOS? 

health care provider must order the item through a rx or medical order form to be submitted to supplier

200

Three types of hemorrhaging

arterial, venous and capillary

300

a partial or total separation of a wound's edges

dehiscence 

300

occurs 21 days -2yrs after wound. This phase involves tissue cells strengthening and tighten would closure. forms scar

Maturation phase

300

How would you treat a severe burn

call 911 then do NOT remove clothing stuck to burn, remove tight items (jewelry, belts) burned areas swell quick. Check breathing. If needed CPR, cover burn, loosely cover with gauze or clean cloth, Raise burned area above heart level if possible. Watch for signs of shock

300

How does the healthcare provider get prior authorization (PA) to prescribe a DMEPOS to a pt?

submit necessary forms and info to DME MAC for review (Durable Medical Equipment Medicare Administrative Contractor)

300

a detailed emergency protocol that outlines the steps to be followed in the event of an office emergency

emergency action plan

400

superficial reddening of the skin

erythema 

400

a CCMA should do this prior to donning sterile or non-sterile gloves. 

wash your hands!!! 

400

this burn goes through both layers of skin and underlying tissue- possible to involve bone and muscle. no feeling in area because nerve endings are destroyed. cause is often flames and chemicals

4th degree burns

400

who defines what qualifies as DMEPOS 

Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

400
Type of wound resulting from surgical scalpel or sharp material (razor or glass) can result in excessive bleeding and scaring if deep

Incision 

500

The wound edges are separated and protrusion of abdominal organs

evisceration 

500

This wound healing phase happens 4- 21 days after incident. Fibrin threads extend across the opening of wound, and eschar or scab forms to keep out micro-organisms 

Proliferating phase

500
this burn breaks the surface of the skin and injures underlying tissue. Severe sunburn , hot liquids. skin blisters, red or mottled skin. 

2nd degree burn

500

Required to qualify as DME (durable medical equipment) DMEPOS 

serve as medical purpose, prescribed, used repeatedly, lifetime of at least 3 yrs. be used in home, only be useful to pts who have disability/injury

500

Emergency action plan should include these 4 things (according to NHA)

identify pt who have life threatening conditions, when and who should contact EMS during crisis, location of fire extinguishers and evacuation routes, an individual to make sure all needed equipment/supplies are ready for provider