Wound Care And Management Flashcards

1
Q

Bruise

A

Contusion

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2
Q

Skins outer layer

A

Epidermis

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3
Q

A shearing or rubbing wound that damages and destroys the epidermis

A

Abrasion

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4
Q

Parts of the tissue under the epidermis

A

Dermis

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5
Q

Results when tissue is torn from the underlying attachments

A

Avulsion

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6
Q

Tissues beneath the skin

A

Sub cutaneous tissues

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7
Q

And open wound with a smooth edge and minimal trauma to the surrounding and underlying tissue

A

Incision

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8
Q

An open wound with irregular edges and damage to the surrounding and deeper tissues

A

Laceration

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9
Q

Is a penetrating wound caused by a Projectile or sharp object

A

Puncture

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10
Q

Infection-preventing

A

Aseptic

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11
Q

An enclosed collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue

A

Abscess

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12
Q

A wound too contaminated to be closed immediately can be left open for several days of lavage and debris meant

A

Delayed primary closure

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13
Q

Healing ointments like vitamin e

A

Unguents

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14
Q

Water-resistant

A

Occlusive

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15
Q

A bandage or dressing that closes a wound and keeps it from the air

A

Nonoccclusive

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16
Q

A substance that stops the growth and action of bacteria in living tissue

A

Antiseptic

17
Q

A stiff cardboard or plastic cone shape that goes around the animal's neck

A

Elizabethan collar

18
Q

Relating to the ear

A

Otic

19
Q

Swelling in the legs caused by fluid accumulation when a horse is inactive

A

Stocking up

20
Q

A tube shaped stretchable bandage

A

Orthopedic stockinette

21
Q

A heavily padded compression bandage whose primary role is to support a limb

A

Robert jones bandage

22
Q

Also known as a mason meta splint; A simple padded bandage that uses a rigid plastic split to support the limb below the elbow or hock ankle

A

Distal limb splint

23
Q

A figure eight made from tape and gauze. this type of sling keeps the animal's weight off its injured hind leg

A

Emergency sling

24
Q

Shoulder blade

A

Scapula

25
Q

Prevent an animal from putting weight on an injured leg but doesn't immobilize all the legs joints

A

Carpal flexion sling

26
Q

Wrist

A

Carpus

27
Q

A tape sling that holds the hind legs a fixed distance from each other

A

Hobble

28
Q

Scissors with a blunt tip that make it easier to to avoid skin while cutting a bandage

A

Luster bandage scissors

29
Q

Caused by interference with a circulation to a part of the body

A

Pressure sore

30
Q

Near the surface

A

Superficial

31
Q

A wound that can be closed directly with suitors if the wound is simple and clean or if it can be completely clean with lavaj and debridement

A

Primary closure or first-imtention healing