PPT-Managing Wounds Sally Irving- Independent Tissue Viability Nurse Consultant.

sallyboocarecouk Wound Aetiology Acute Burns dry heat moist heat chemical radiation Lacerations Surgical incisions Chronic Leg ulcers Pressure ulcers Fungating lesions understanding the phases of wound healing. Ghana Emergency Medicine Collaborative. Document Title: . A Potpourri of Wound Care Issues. Author(s): . Alexander J. Rogers, MD (University of Michigan) 2010. License:. Unless otherwise noted, this material is made available under the terms of the . AvarietyofnovelC Dr.B.J.Irving,Dr.F.Y.NaumkinFacultyofScience,UniversityofOntarioInstituteofTechnologyOshawa,ON,L1H7K4(Canada)E-mail:benjamin.irving@uoit.ca ,233 Presented by . Dr Azza Serry. Learning. . objectives. :. Definition. Classification of wounds. Pathophysiology of wound healing. Types of wound healing. Factors affecting wound healing . Complications of wound healing. Good Preventative Practice. Helen Harris . Tissue Viability Nurse Specialist. What is Tissue Viability?. Management and advice for service users with complex wounds. Management of advanced therapies. Robert Plemmons, MD, FACP, CWS. Division Director, Wound Care/Hyperbaric Medicine. AN OLD JOKE. WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO HIDE A WOUND FROM AN INTERNIST?. AN OLD JOKE. WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO HIDE A WOUND FROM AN INTERNIST?. Wound Healing. : Restoration of that disruption. Types of Wounds. Surgical Wounds (intentional). Traumatic Wounds (accidental). Chronic Wounds (. persistant. ) - . result of underlying condition. Surgical Wounds. Wound Healing. : Restoration of that disruption. Types of Wounds. Surgical Wounds (intentional). Traumatic Wounds (accidental). Chronic Wounds . (persistent) . - . result of underlying condition. Surgical Wounds. Special WebinarKick start chronic woundswith sNPWTLIVE Thursday 20 August 2020600-730 PM AEST / 400pm AWST / 800pm NZSTDr Caroline DowsettNurse Consultant Tissue ViabilityUKDr Runi BrownhillSN Scienti Created by L. Michelle O’Neill as part of an independent study with . the Physical Therapists at . WakeMed. Wound Care Clinic. Special Thanks to:. Christina Young, PT. Cindy . Wulffhaver. , PTA. Tara Marshall, PT. Ken . M. iller, PAC . Basics of wound care management . Introduction to wound care . Tremendous advances have been made in our understanding of wounds and the wound healing process. The knowledge is a powerful tool for clinical success when used by a wound care professional to develop a management plan.. Prepared by, . Dr. . Panchajani. . R . Leaning objectives. At the end of this topic, you should be able to, . Define“Wound. ” . Causes of wounds . Classification of wounds . ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. DEPARTMENT SURGERY AND RADIOLOGY. BVC, PATNA-800014. Wound is break in continuity of soft tissues caused by trauma.. Broadly classified into two groups.. 1. Closed wound . 2. Open wound . Overview . Wound Infection Continuum. Biofilm. Assessment: NERDS & STONEES. Management. Wound Infection Continuum. Contamination. Colonization. Local Infection. Spreading Infection. Systemic Infection. , PhD. Burns are complex inflammatory or gangrenous lesions due to exposure of live tissue to dry or moist heat, chemicals and electricity. . Scalds are burns caused by hot liquids or steam. Superficial (involving epidermis) First degree.