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1. List one aspect of a wound that predisposes it to further infection and impaired healing
2. List one wound care product and describe how it should be used
1. A wound develops when the body tissue is disrupted during an injury. Human body has its own physiological process of wound repair and healing. But many a times certain factors results in infection of the wound resulting in delayed wound healing.
One such factor that results in wound infection is as follows:
a) presence of foreign bodies in the wound : presence of foreign
bodies like debris, glass or medical equipment like drains, cotton
can cause wound infection. Foreign bodies provide a site for growth
of microbes which causes wound infection.
2. One of the most common and important wound care product is
dressing. Dressings are used in direct contact with the wound and
helps to protect as well as heal the wound. Dressing helps to avoid
wound contamination and promotes healing. They also help to keep
the wound moist, absorb excessive discharge and remove the dead
necrotic tissue. Some of common types of dressing are semi
permeable film dressing, semi permeable foam dressing, hydrogel
dressing, hydrocolloid dressing, alginate dressing.
Steps to use dressing:
Please help 1. List one aspect of a wound that predisposes it to further infection and...
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