Name That Stage
Risky Business
What the Treatment?
Visual or Verbal?
Complication Station
100

Shallow ulcer, may look like a blister

Stage 2

100

Lying in bed for long periods increases this

Pressure

100

First action for Stage 1 ulcer

Reposition

100

Stage 1 ulcer—visual or verbal diagnosis?

Visual

100

Stage 4 can lead to this bone infection

Osteomyelitis

200

Full-thickness loss with visible fat

Stage 3

200

What nutritional deficiency increases ulcer risk?

Protein
200

Ideal dressing for Stage 2

Hydrocolloid

200

Braden Scale—visual or verbal?

Verbal

200

Open wounds are at risk for this systemicproblem

Sepsis

300

Exposed bone, tendon, or muscle

Stage 4

300

This condition makes wounds harder to heal

Diabetes
300

Stage 3 wound treatment often includes this

Debridement

300

You hear the patient say, “it hurts when I sit”

Verbal
300

Deep wounds often lead to this wound type

Tunneling

400

Intact skin with non-blanchable redness

Stage 1

400

What scale assesses pressure ulcer risk?

Braden Scale

400

Device to reduce pressure

Pressure-relieving mattress

400

You see exposed tendon in sacral area

Visual

400

Black tissue at wound base is called

Eschar

500

Eschar present, depth unclear

Unstageable

500

Moisture from this issue causes maceration

Incontinence

500

Nutrition consults focus on increasing thismacronutrient

Protein

500

You feel warmth and firmness on skin

Both

500

Stage 3 or 4 ulcers may require this surgery

Flap surgery or grafting