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Wound Care

Wound Care

WORK SETTING EXPERIENCE

Question 

Proficiency 

Frequency

Inpatient Acute Care Facility
Trauma Center
Academic/Teaching Facility
Outpatient Care Facility
Long term care/Skilled Nursing
Clinic/Ambulatory
Home Health Setting

PRESSURE ULCER

Assessment - Ulcer Characteristics
Prevention - Risk Assessment Tool (Braden, Norton)

PRESSURE ULCER SUPPORT SURFACES

Static Air
Alternating Air
Foam
Gel
Water
Combination
Low Airloss
Dynamic (Kinetic) Air
Air Fluidized
Continuous Lateral Rotation

NEUROPATHIC (DIABETIC FOOT) ULCER TREATMENT:

Offloading
Serial Debridement
Prevention/Diabetic Teaching
Ulcer Assessment Characteristics

VENOUS STASIS ULCER TREATMENT

Compression Therapy
Ulcer Assessment Characteristics
Skin Signs of Venous Stasis

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL ULCER (PAD)

Ankle Brachial Index
Ulcer Assessment Characteristics
Skin Signs of Diminished Circulation

OTHER WOUNDS

Fistulae - Pouching, Skin Care
Drains - Management of
G/J Tubes - Anchoring, Skin Care

WOUND CARE TREATMENT

Debridement
Autolytic
Enzymatic
Mechanical
Sharp
Surgical
Dressings/Treatments

Hydrogels

Hydrocolloids
Silver Products
Foams
Alginates
VAC (Vacuum Assisted Closure)
Growth Factors
Skin Substitutes
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Culturing of Wounds
Electrical Stimulation
Enzymatic Debriding Agents
Debriding Ointments
Mist Therapy

COLOSTOMY

Loop w/Rod Stoma
End Stoma
Mucous Fistula
Double Barrel Stoma
Irrigation Procedure
Stoma Within Incision
Related Conditions/Surgeries
Abdominoperineal Resection

Rectal Cancer/Colon Cancer

Diverticulitis

Colitis/Crohn’s Disease
Pelvic Exenteration Anterior
Pelvic Exenteration Anterior

ILEOSTOMY

Loop w/Rod Stoma
End Stoma
Ileal Lavage
Related Conditions

Crohn’s Disease

Crohn’s Disease

Familial Polyposis

Short Bowel Syndrome

CONTINENT ILEOSTOMY

Kock Pouch

CONTINENT UROSTOMY

Pelvic Pouch

Kock Pouch
Indiana Pouch
Neobladder

STOMAL, PERISTOMAL SKIN CONDITIONS

Flush or Recessed Stoma
Stomal Necrosis
Stomal Prolapse
Peristomal Hernia
Denuded Skin/Ulcerations
Skin Infections/Fungal Infections
Mucocutaneous Separation
Hyperplasia
Pyoderma Gangrenosum
One-Piece/Two-Piece Appliance

STOMAL, PERISTOMAL SKIN CONDITIONS

Open End, Closed End, Clip or Velcro Closure for Pouches

Convex/Flexible Pouching Systems

Convex/Flexible Pouching Systems
Barrier Pastes/Strips/Rings/Discs/Washers
Wound Pouches
Molding Kit for Custom Appliances

Irrigation Procedure

Single/Double Lumen Catheters for Culture

Reusable Ostomy Equipment
Measure for Ostomy Belts/Peristomal Hernia Support Belt

CONTINENCE EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT

Urodynamics
Manometry
Electromyography
Leak Point Pressures
Cystometrogram
Uroflometry
Biofeedback - Diagnostic/Treatment
PNTML (Pudendal Nerve Terminal Motor Latency
Ultrasound

CONTINENCE SKIN CARE/CONTAINMENT

Moisture Barriers
Absorbent Garments
Skin Care

CONTINENCE THERAPEUTIC DEVICES

Vaginal Cones
Penile Clamps
Male Urinals
Male External Catheters
Internal Urethral Inserts (Female)
Catheters - Indwelling
Catheters - Intermittent Self Cath and Teaching for
Magnetic Therapy
Urinary Incontinence/Bladder Programs
Fecal Incontinence/Bowel Programs
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Meckel Diverticulum
Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
Distal Ureter or Bladder Defects
Hirschsprung’s Disease
Megacolon
Malabsorption Syndromes
Obstructive Disorders
Spinal Cord Injury
Neurogenic Bladder
Diaper Dermatitis
Stoma Care - Loop Stoma
Dehydration Risks in Pediatric Patients
High Output Stoma - Skin Barrier Issues

G/J TUBES

Anchoring Devices
Skin Protection for Leakage of Gastric Contents
Skin Protection for Leakage of Gastric Contents
Skin Protection for Leakage of Gastric Contents
IV Infiltration Wounds
Incision Care
Burns
Bariatric Patients
Self-Catheterization/Teaching
Indwelling Catheter Care
Medications
Bowel and Bladder Training Programs
Bowel and Bladder Training Programs
Albumin/Total Protein
Obtaining Wound Cultures
Urine Cultures
Tumor Staging
Pathology Reports

OSTOMY EQUIPMENT

One-Pi

AGE-SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE

Newborn / neonate (birth-30 days)
Infant (31 days-1 year)
Toddler (ages 2-3 years)
Preschool (ages 4-5 years)
School age (ages 6-12 years)
Adolescent (ages 13-21 years)
Young adult (ages 22-39 years)
Adult (ages 40-64 years)
Older adult (ages 65-79 years)
Elderly (ages 80+ years)

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