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chapter 28 & 48 crossword(pt1)

Horizontales
Nicotine does what to arteries?
What object commonly found in bedrooms can be a great resource for repositioning bed bound patients
Which wound intention heals from the inside out due to the extreme loss of tissue and edges not being able to be brought back together?
What type of injury is categorized by localized damage to skin and/or underlying soft tissue, usually over a bony prominence
Thick necrotic devitalized tissue
The kind of pressure injury has full tissue loss. the depth is unknown due to slough and or eschar in the wound bed
Results in tissue death and occurs when capillary blood flow is obstructed.
Redness of skin resulting from dilation of superficial capillaries. tissue blanches (turns white ) when pressed and color returns.
Absense of disease causing microorganisms or freedom from infection
Redness that persists after palpation. indicates tissue damage
Bruising/purple tissue
What kind of beads are air-fluidized beds coated in to allow for pressure redistribution?
What type of conscience describes the feeling that one must and will strictly adhere to the principles of aseptic technique
Verticales
A break in technique that increases the risk of infection
What type of blood supply does adipose tissue have?
The kind of pressure injury that is purple or maroon in a localized area of discolored intact skin or a blood filled blister
What factors influence the ability of skin and tissue to respond to pressure
People who deal with this issue are susceptible to infection
Soft boggy feeling when tissue is palpated, usually a sign of infectious process
How often should a chair bound patient shift weight?
Pink to beefy red, moist tissue that contains new blood vessels collagen and fibroblasts, repair the dermis
What kind of beds would be recommended for a patient that is at high risk for or has an existing pressure injury?
What increases the production of corticosteriods, slowing the wound healing
When opening sterile items, one must always open the packs ____ from themselves
What measures should a nurse continue to use even when a pressure injury is present?
Which scale assesses sensory perception, moisture, activity , nutrition, mobility, friction, and shear to gage how likely the patient is to get pressure ulcer. the lower the score, the higher the risk.
Another way to say clean wound
Another word to describe elasticity in the skin, generally decreased in older adults
What kind of technique would a nurse maintain when dressing burn wounds
Part of the wound that is the most viable layer
What kind of adult is predisposed to skin tears , due to sensory loss, impaired nutrition and cognition, and dependency on staff for ADLs