VET1060 - wound article

Which phase of wound healing involves granulation, contraction, and epithelialization?

• Remodeling Phase

• Hemostasis Phase

• Proliferative Phase

• Inflammatory Phase

What type of wound is created by a sharp tool with minimal tissue trauma?

• Laceration

• Incision

• Avulsion

• Abrasion

Which class of wound has gross contamination or a duration of more than 12 hours?

• Class 2

• Class 1

• Class 4

• Class 3

What is the primary purpose of the tertiary layer in a bandage?

• To secure other parts of the bandage

• To provide moisture

• To absorb exudate

• To debride the wound

Which type of drain relies solely on gravity to function?

• Suction drain

• Penrose drain

• Jackson-Pratt drain

• Vacutainer drain

What is the main function of the secondary layer in a bandage?

• To provide a waterproof barrier

• To provide moisture

• To secure the contact layer and absorb exudate

• To prevent infection

Which type of bandage is used for wounds producing high-viscosity fluid/exudate?

• Wet-to-dry bandage

• Hydrocolloid bandage

• Dry-to-dry bandage

• Nonadherent bandage

What is the best method for debriding a wound?

• Using a wet cloth

• Using a scalpel or sharp scissors under aseptic conditions

• Using a vacuum cleaner

• Applying a dry bandage

Which phase of wound healing involves the formation of new collagen and scar tissue?

• Hemostasis Phase

• Proliferative Phase

• Remodeling Phase

• Inflammatory Phase