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Why do we classify wounds
Why do we classify wounds
- to determine perioperative antibiotics, wound management, prognosis and pain (correct)
- to determine perioperative antibiotics, wound management, for fun and pain
- to determine perioperative antibiotics, wound management, prognosis
- to determine best anesthetic, wound management, prognosis and pain
What factors affect wound healing
What factors affect wound healing
host factors. wound charateristics, external factors
Match the wound classification to their general description:
Match the wound classification to their general description:
dirty = infected contaminated = heavy contamination clean = minimal or no contamination clean-contaminated = minimal contamination which can be removed or reduced
Match the inflicted wound to its classification:
Match the inflicted wound to its classification:
traumatic wounds can be classified as clean-contaminated after lavage and debridement
traumatic wounds can be classified as clean-contaminated after lavage and debridement
Any oral wounds are considered contaminated wounds
Any oral wounds are considered contaminated wounds
What are the four phases of wound healing in proper order
What are the four phases of wound healing in proper order
Match the following wound healing phases with their characteristics:
Match the following wound healing phases with their characteristics:
What is the purpose of a scab
What is the purpose of a scab
Match the phase of wound healing to the time in which it occurs:
Match the phase of wound healing to the time in which it occurs:
What is the purpose of granulation tissue?
What is the purpose of granulation tissue?
When is the "golden period" for wound closure
When is the "golden period" for wound closure
Match the closure type to its description:
Match the closure type to its description:
Why do geriatric patients have poor wound healing
Why do geriatric patients have poor wound healing
How does malnourishment affect wound healing?
How does malnourishment affect wound healing?
what are wound characteristics that could affect wound healing
what are wound characteristics that could affect wound healing
How do corticosteroids affect wound healing?
How do corticosteroids affect wound healing?
Match the following terms to their description:
Match the following terms to their description:
The steps of cleaning a wound in proper order are as follows: aseptically clip around the area, debride dead tissue, lavage the wound, culture the wound.
The steps of cleaning a wound in proper order are as follows: aseptically clip around the area, debride dead tissue, lavage the wound, culture the wound.
Match the following urogenital surgeries to their definitions:
Match the following urogenital surgeries to their definitions:
What are reasons to complete a cystotomy
What are reasons to complete a cystotomy
who is at higher risk of urinary blockage
who is at higher risk of urinary blockage
Match the following bladder stones with their characteristics:
Match the following bladder stones with their characteristics:
what are the clinical signs of bladder stones
what are the clinical signs of bladder stones
what are signs of obstruction
what are signs of obstruction
if you suspect a urinary blockage you should manually express the bladder to relive discomfort
if you suspect a urinary blockage you should manually express the bladder to relive discomfort
Describe the retro-urohydropulsion procedure step by step.
Describe the retro-urohydropulsion procedure step by step.
in what position should an animal be in for cysto surgeries
in what position should an animal be in for cysto surgeries
how does the veterinary keep the bladder lifted out of the abdomen
how does the veterinary keep the bladder lifted out of the abdomen
what can the vet do to ensure erethra patency and proper bladder closure
what can the vet do to ensure erethra patency and proper bladder closure
why is important to keep animal who has undergone a cystostomy on IV fluids
why is important to keep animal who has undergone a cystostomy on IV fluids
why is it important to know what type of stone the patient has (2 answers)
why is it important to know what type of stone the patient has (2 answers)
what is a perineal urethrostomy
what is a perineal urethrostomy
in what position is the patient placed for a perineal urethrostomy
in what position is the patient placed for a perineal urethrostomy
what type of litter should be used for post op-cysto patient
what type of litter should be used for post op-cysto patient
urethral prolapse often presents as a red pea at end of penis
urethral prolapse often presents as a red pea at end of penis
urethra prolapse can be idiopathic or caused by sexual arousal
urethra prolapse can be idiopathic or caused by sexual arousal
what is a volvoplasty
what is a volvoplasty
Match the following terms related to pyometra with their descriptions:
Match the following terms related to pyometra with their descriptions:
pyometra is more common in cats then in dogs
pyometra is more common in cats then in dogs
What is the pathogenesis of pyometra in dogs
What is the pathogenesis of pyometra in dogs
E-coli is the most common bacterial invader of the uterus in poymetra
E-coli is the most common bacterial invader of the uterus in poymetra
what are three reasons to preform a caesarean section
what are three reasons to preform a caesarean section
Match the stages of labour to their description:
Match the stages of labour to their description:
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
Paris
