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Possible signs of
IMPAIRED ARTERIAL CIRCULATION
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-loss of leg hair
-shiny skin on legs
-more easily damaged
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1)STEROIDS cause...
2)ANTIBIOTICS cause...
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1)thinning skin
2)increased sensitivity to sunlight
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CLEAN WOUNDS
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-uninfected
-minimal inflammation
-primarily closed wounds
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CONTAMINATED WOUNDS
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-open, fresh, accidental
-surgical wounds w/ major break in sterile technique
-inflammation
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DIRTY/INFECTED WOUNDS
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-old, accidental
-has dead tissue
-evidence of clinical infection (purulent drainage)
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1)PARTIAL-THICKNESS WOUND
2)FULL-THICKNESS WOUNDS
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1)confined to the dermis&epidermis
2)involves dermis,epidermis,subcu+possible muscle & bone
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PRIMARY (1ST) INTENTION HEALING
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-tissues surfaces have been approximated
-minimal to no tissue loss
-minimal granulation tissue & scarring
-ex:closed surgical incision
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SECONDARY INTENTION HEALING
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-extensive, considerable tissue loss
-edges should/could not be approximated
-longer repair time, greater scarring, greater risk for infection
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PHASES OF WOUND HEALING
1)INFLAMMATORY PHASE
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-starts right after injury til day 3-6.
-hemostasis & phagocytosis
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HEMOSTASIS
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-cessation of bleeding
-vasoconstrict, retract injured bloodvessels
-fibrin (connective tissue)
-bloodclot: framework for cell repair (scab)
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PHAGOCYTOSIS
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-macrophages(WBCs) eat microorganisms&cell debris.
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PHASES OF WOUND HEALING
2) PROLIFERATIVE PHASE
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-day 3-21 postinjury
-fibroblasts go into wound 24hrs postinjury, synthesize collagen for strength, deposits fibrin.
-granulation tissue
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GRANULATION TISSUE
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-translucent red color, fragile, bleeds easy
-fills wound area when skin edges are not sutured
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ESCHAR (scar tissue)
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-dried plasma proteins & dead cells
-when wound does not close by epithelialization
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PHASES OF WOUND HEALING
3)MATURATION
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-day 21 to 1-2yrs postinjury
-fibroblasts synthesize collagen
-fibers reorganize
-wound is remodeled
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