Time to Woundown!

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Across
  1. 3. The ankle bone
  2. 6. the second layer of the skin, under the epidermis
  3. 9. Inflammation/infection of a bone
  4. 11. Containing or forming pus
  5. 12. Yellow color may indicate presence of _______ in the wound
  6. 13. Refers to the arms and legs
  7. 16. An injury caused by rubbing or scraping that results in the loss of the superficial layer of skin or epidermis
  8. 17. Specimens received on swabs are more likely to contain _______ organisms
  9. 18. Inflammation or infection of the cells in tissues characterized by redness, pain, heat and edema.
  10. 19. May be the cause of animal bite wound infections
  11. 23. An organism that can cause disease such as a virus, bacteria or other micro-organism
Down
  1. 1. Normal skin flora
  2. 2. The removal of dead tissue and foreign material from the wound
  3. 4. Organism that is less virulent and only causes infections when host mechanisms are disrupted or malfunctioning
  4. 5. A specimen collection of fluid (wound) to determine number and type of bacteria present
  5. 7. Strept that may cause flesh eating disease
  6. 8. A tunnel extending from a wound
  7. 10. Blue-green drainage combined with a musty odor may indicate presence of _______ in the wound
  8. 14. Is the result of an infection that extends to the air cells of the skull behind the ear
  9. 15. An organism that is able to produce a biofilm or “slime” consisting of polysaccharides resulting in adhering to a device causing infection
  10. 19. An injury caused by a sharp, narrow object deeply penetrating the skin
  11. 20. Outermost layer of the skin
  12. 21. A wound that is produced by the tearing or slashing of the skin or injury by an object that causes a tear in the skin
  13. 22. A tender, easily pressed mass generally surrounded by a colored area from pink to deep red