Wound Classification and Care

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Across
  1. 3. Term for thick, leathery, often black layer of the dead dermis due to Third Degree Burns
  2. 6. Factors influencing wound healing can be patient factors wound factors, and _____ treament factors
  3. 9. (2 words no space) Wound ______ can manage surgical wounds, necrotic wounds, contaminated wounds, and chronic wounds
  4. 12. This type of wound is non traumatic, uninfected operative wound
  5. 14. Intentional "wounds" created with a scalpel during a surgical procedure
  6. 15. Classified by depth and size
  7. 16. (3 words no space) Managed by second intention healing with reepithelialization
  8. 17. Partial-thickness dermal wounds
  9. 18. Open traumatic wound
  10. 19. (2 words no space) This can cause severely damaging to subcutaneous tissues, muscles, even bone, and neurovascular structures
  11. 20. After a couple of days of initial injury, the _______ phase begins in order to repair the wound
Down
  1. 1. This closure is also known as the “third infection wound healing”
  2. 2. Produced by tearing of skin and deeper tissues
  3. 4. The most common location for _________ ulcers is the olecranon (elbow)
  4. 5. ________ degree burns require surgical reconstruction if large
  5. 7. This type of wound is always considered contaminated
  6. 8. (2 words no space) This type of closure is appropriate for wounds older than 6-8 hours
  7. 10. A Large section of skin is torn off by underlying tissues
  8. 11. (3 words no space) Superficial wound that can be recovered in a few days without treatment
  9. 13. (2 words no space) Often found in urinary and/or fecal incontinent patients