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Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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Compliance

A

One-way interaction in which the clinician directs the pt to follow instruction

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2
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Adherence

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Pt freely chooses to follow suggested guidelines

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3
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Emaciation

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The state of being abnormally thin or weak

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4
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Parenteral nutrition

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Nutrition delivered through IV

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5
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Enteral

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Nutrition delivered via feeding tube

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6
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Examples of enteral nutrition

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OG - orogastric
NG - nasogastric
Nasojejunal
Gastrostomy
Jejunostomy

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7
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Water is __ of body composition.

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60%

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8
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A healthy individual requires __ L of water per day.

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2.2-3.0 L

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9
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Pts with open wounds require __ L of water per day.

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2.7-3.7 L

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10
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Why do pts on air beds require more water than pts with open wounds?

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Air beds have more heat association which requires increased water intake

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11
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The body requires a __ nitrogen balance.

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Positive

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12
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Vitamin A

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Fat soluble
Helps maintain healthy skin & epithelial integrity
Required for collagen synthesis, promotes granulation tissue formation, and facilitates epithelialization

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13
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Vitamin C

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Water soluble
Needed to build and maintain tissues; deficiencies will delay wound healing
Antioxidant - may limit damaging effects of free radicals

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14
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Vitamin K

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Fat soluble
Essential for blood clotting

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15
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Vitamin E

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Fat soluble
Helps prevent free radical-related cellular damage
Decreases inflammatory phase of wound healing, enhances immune function and decreases platelet adhesion
Supplementation may assist with pressure ulcer healing

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16
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Vitamin B Complex

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Required for normal immune function and energy metabolism
Aid in WBC function, antibody formation, and resistance to infection
Improve wound tensile strength

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17
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What is the normal WBC count?

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5.0-10.0 uL

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18
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What is the normal HCT value?

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Men: 42-52%
Women: 37-47%

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19
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What is the normal hemoglobin value?

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Men: 14-17.4 g/dL
Women: 12-16 g/dL

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20
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What is the normal platelet value?

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140-400 k/uL

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21
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What is the normal glucose value?

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70-100 mg/dL

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22
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What is the normal A1c value?

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< 5.7%

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23
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What does creatinine measure?

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Kidney function and protein metabolism

24
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What does serum albumin measure?

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Protein deficiency and malnutrition - long half-life

25
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what does prealbumin measure?

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Protein deficiency and malnutrition - short half-life

26
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What is 3rd spacing?

A

Fluids moving from the vascular space to the interstitial space; this is NOT blood moving

Generally caused by fluid overload, kidney dysfunction, hyponatremia, heart failure (increased capillary hydrostatic pressure)

27
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What does BUN measure?

A

Protein metabolism and kidney function

28
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What does a higher BUN indicate?

A

Slower healing

29
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What does CPK measure?

A

MI or deep tissue injury

30
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Undermining

A

Erosion of tissue close to the wound edges; results in a large wound with a small opening

31
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Tunneling

A

Narrow passageway within a wound bed

Common in all wound types EXCEPT venous insufficiency ulcers

32
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Sinus Tract

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Elongated cavity or abscess that drains to the body surface

Boggy wound with pus collection

33
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Fistula

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Tunnel that connects with a body cavity or organ

34
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Maceration

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Occurs when wounds are too wet, becomes white colored

35
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Pitting Edema

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1+ barely perceptible depression, < 2 mm
2+ rebounds < 15 seconds, 2-4 mm
3+ rebounds 15-30 seconds, 5-7 mm
4+ rebounds > 30 seconds, > 7 mm

36
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Positive indicator

A

Improvement in wound - i.e., improved A1c and/or ABI, compliance with compression, previous healing

37
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What wound care treatment can PTA’s NOT do?

A

Sharp debridement

38
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Contact precaution PPE

A

Gloves and gown

39
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What conditions require contact precautions?

A

VRE
MRSA
Scabies
Lice
Large non-contaminated draining wounds

40
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Droplet precaution PPE

A

Gloves, gown, and mask

41
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What conditions require droplet precautions?

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Necrotizing fasciitis, certain PNA’s, influenza

42
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Airborne precaution PPE

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Gloves, gown, N-95, negative pressure room

43
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What conditions require airborne precautions?

A

TB, measles

44
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What is reverse isolation?

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Wearing PPE to protect those with weakened immune system

45
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Which conditions require reverse isolation?

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AIDS, certain types of cancer

46
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What is gram-positive staining?

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Excretion of exotoxins causing extensive damage

47
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Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)

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Resistant to many abx
Spreads easily
Treated with Bactroban
Common in blood, stool, wounds
CONTACT ISOLATION

48
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Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci (VRE)

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Common in surgical wounds and urine
Treated with Ampicillin-Amoxicillin
CONTACT ISOLATION

49
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Biofilms

A

Complex communities of bacteria or fungi held together by a self-produced polymer matrix

Persist on medical devices, surfaces, and tissues causing chronic infection

Very difficult to kill - require long term IV abx

50
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Microflora

A

Bacteria & fungi
Covers skin

51
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Contamination

A

NORMAL
Microbes are non-replicating

52
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Colonization

A

NORMAL
Replicating microbes

53
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Critical Colonization

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Bioburden reaches a critical point and begins to adversely affect host
Healthy individuals can tolerate higher amounts

54
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What is the gold standard of wound cultures?

A

Tissue biopsy

55
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Which is longer acting: creams or ointments?

A

Ointments (8-24 hrs)

56
Q

Antiseptic

A

Antimicrobial that is cytotoxic

Integumentary PT (3 decks)

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