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3. used for hand hygiene when patient has C.-diff
4. rescue, alarm, contain, extenguish
5. patient with this condition would be placed in airborne precautions
6. airway, breathing, circulation/cardiac, deformaties, exposure
7. PPE worn in room of patient with C.-diff
10. side effect of oxycodone
11. pressure injury when the skin is still intact with nonblanchable erythema
16. protrusion of visceral organs through a surgical wound
17. drainage that is pale, pink, watery mixture of clear and red fluid
18. intervention by nurse after a patient is deceased
20. pressure injur with partial thickness skin loss; the skin might be intact or appear as a reuptured serum blister
21. drainage that is bright red and indicates active bleeding
22. aids in wound healing
25. time interval between when a pathogen enters the body and when the first symptoms appear

1. separation of the edges of a wound, revealing the underlying tissues
2. should be performed with soft toothbrush
8. pressure injury where slogh/eschar obscures the extent of tissue loss
9. best way to prevent teh spread of infection
12. drainage that is clear, watery plasma
13. redness, edema, echymosis, drainage, approximated
14. pressure injury where the fat tissue is exposed; can have rolled wound edges; undermining and tunneling might occur in this stage
15. what the nurse does if the SBP of a patient on metoprolol is less than 100
19. pressure injury where the fascia, muscle, tendon, ligament, cartilage, and/or bone are visible
20. healing that occurs by the filling in of an open wound with scar tissue
22. drainage that is thick, yellow, green, tan, or brown
23. this is the best time to perform the skin assessment
24. pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
26. used to prevent or reduce the amount of swelling or edema to an area of inflammation or injury