Kuiz WC 2025

All aspects of care below are needed to improve the quality and efficiency of the wound care services at the Health Clinic EXCEPT

• Health education and promotion

• Early screening, early detection and early prevention in high risk patients

• Early treatment and interventions

• Poor diabetic control and treated other comorbidities

• Integrating wound care in domiciliary care program

Holistic patient assessment in wound care consist of below EXCEPT

• Wound bed assessment using SOAP

• Diagnosis and differential diagnosis

• Settling of objectives with the patient

• Agree to a treatment plan/care plan for social activities

• Review of care plan and wound bed

About the skin

• It is the second largest organ

• Its thickness ranges from 0.5 cm to 4.0 mm depending on location

• Consist of Epidermis, subdermis and subcutaneous fat

• Epidermis is the outer most layer, thinner portion, composed of epithelium

• Subcutaneous layer is the richest in blood supply

Regarding skin and wound

• Superficial wound involve damage to the epithelium and subcutaneous fat

• Epidermal appendages have capability to regenerate

• Deeper wound; incisional and excisional skin wounds that damage the dermis will heal through the formation of a collagen scar

• Skin cannot function as blood reservoir

• Regeneration does not requires an intact connective tissue scaffold

Which of the following is the most appropriate immediate first aid for a burn injury at the scene?

• Apply toothpaste to the wound

• Rinse the burned area with running tap water for 20 minutes

• Cover the wound with ice

• Rub the area with butter

Which of the following burn scenarios meets the criteria for hospital referral

• 5% TBSA superficial burn in a 25-year-old

• 8% TBSA partial thickness burn in a 35-year-old

• 12% TBSA partial thickness burn in a 5-year-old child

• Superficial burn involving only the forearm in a healthy adult

What is the purpose of applying cling film over a burn wound during pre-hospital transfer?

• It prevents infection by sterilizing the wound

• It provides pressure to reduce blister formation

• It keeps the wound moist and protects it from contamination

• It allows direct cooling by retaining water on the wound

Using the Parkland formula, how much fluid should be given in the first 8 hours to an adult weighing 60 kg with 20% TBSA burn?

• 1200 ml

• 2400 ml

• 4800 ml

• 6000 ml

Which of the following dressing materials is NOT recommended for immediate application if a patient is being transferred without delay?

• Clean kitchen cling film

• Burnshield dressing

• Dry sterile gauze

• Silver Sulphadiazine (SSD) cream

All these are the dressing purposes EXCEPT

• Reduce pain

• Provide emotional comfort

• Protect from wound trauma

• Absorb drainage & debride the wound