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| Assessment | Assess wound etiology and status: pressure, diabetic/neuropathic, venous and arterial, surgical, traumatic, atypical, acute vs chronic, Distinguish partial-thickness vs full-thickness wounds and stage burns, Interpret labs relevant to healing: prealbumin, albumin, total protein, ESR, A1C, CMP, CBC, Assess nutritional status: BMI, hydration, swallow ability, socioeconomic resources, clinical presentation. About 27% of the exam. |
| Treatment | Select dressing categories by function: foams, alginates, hydrocolloids, hydrogels, collagens, composites, non-adherents, gauze, Use antimicrobial dressings: silver, cadexomer iodine, honey; indications and limits, Topical agents and enzymatic debridement (collagenase) selection, Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), including instillation, indications and contraindications. About 25% of the exam. |
| Re-Evaluation | Evaluate treatment choices: dressings, referrals, adjunctive therapies, pressure redistribution, medication review, Evaluate effectiveness of the plan against wound healing progress and nutrition, Reassess patient tolerance of treatments and pain response, Evaluate adherence to the plan and identify barriers. About 16% of the exam. |
| Education | Educate patients and families on the treatment plan and goals, Use written instructions, demonstration, and return demonstration, Educate the interprofessional team: physicians, nurses, nursing assistants, PT/OT, dietitians, Assess patient and caregiver health literacy: reading level, language, cognition. About 7% of the exam. |
| Administration | Make evidence-based protocol recommendations grounded in current standard of care, Recommend treatment plans consistent with facility formulary, policies, and procedures, Develop educational media and resources for staff and patients, Collect and analyze data: prevalence, incidence, risk assessments, incident reports. About 7% of the exam. |
| Legal | Accurately document wound characteristics: drainage, odor, periwound, wound bed, edges, measurements, location, undermining, tunneling, Identify legal and regulatory issues: scope of practice, federal and state laws, care-setting rules, Apply legal concepts to practice: patient autonomy, informed consent, ethical and palliative implications, Recognize liability and risk-management principles in wound documentation. About 6% of the exam. |
| Risk and Prevention | Identify risks to skin integrity: device utilization, support surfaces, repositioners, offloaders, medications, Translate risk assessment findings (Braden, Braden Q, Norton) into preventive measures, Select preventive interventions: moisture barriers, foam dressings, moisturizers, offloading, support surfaces, Identify indications and contraindications for products and treatments: pain, allergies, sensitivities, accessibility, cost. About 12% of the exam. |
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