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What characterizes a clean-contaminated wound?
What characterizes a clean-contaminated wound?
- Accidental wounds with dead tissue and pus drainage
- Open, fresh, accidental wounds with evidence of inflammation
- Minimal inflammation and primarily closed wounds
- Entry into the respiratory, alimentary, genital, or urinary tract without infection (correct)
What is the definition of a wound?
What is the definition of a wound?
- An injury to the internal organs
- A break in the muscle
- A tear in the bone
- A disruption in the integrity of the skin (correct)
Which type of wound healing occurs with clean-edged lacerations or surgical incisions?
Which type of wound healing occurs with clean-edged lacerations or surgical incisions?
- Secondary intention
- Primary intention (correct)
- Open wound healing
- Tertiary intention
Which type of wound occurs unintentionally?
Which type of wound occurs unintentionally?
What type of wound includes old, accidental wounds containing dead tissue and evidence of infection?
What type of wound includes old, accidental wounds containing dead tissue and evidence of infection?
What is the definition of asepsis?
What is the definition of asepsis?
What is the difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis?
What is the difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis?
Where do microorganisms exist according to the text?
Where do microorganisms exist according to the text?
What is sepsis?
What is sepsis?
What is the definition of disease?
What is the definition of disease?
What is the main purpose of aseptic technique?
What is the main purpose of aseptic technique?
What is the definition of sepsis?
What is the definition of sepsis?
What does surgical asepsis refer to?
What does surgical asepsis refer to?
What is the characteristic of a clean-contaminated wound?
What is the characteristic of a clean-contaminated wound?
Where do many microorganisms exist according to the text?
Where do many microorganisms exist according to the text?