CWCA Wound Bed Preparation

Question 1

What does the 'T' in the TIME framework for wound bed preparation stand for?

Accepted Answer

Tissue management

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Temperature assessment

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Treatment planning

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Topical therapy

Question 2

Which type of tissue in the wound bed is described as yellow, stringy, and non-viable?

Accepted Answer

Slough

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Granulation tissue

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Eschar

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Epithelial tissue

Question 3

The primary goal of wound bed preparation is to:

Accepted Answer

Create an optimal environment to support healing

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Eliminate all bacteria from the wound

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Remove all moisture from the wound surface

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Promote scar tissue formation

Question 4

Which component of the TIME framework specifically addresses wound exudate management?

Accepted Answer

M - Moisture balance

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T - Tissue management

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I - Infection/Inflammation

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E - Edge of wound

Question 5

Black, hard, adherent necrotic tissue found in a wound bed is known as:

Accepted Answer

Eschar

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Slough

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Fibrin

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Gangrene

Question 6

In the TIME acronym, the 'E' refers to:

Accepted Answer

Edge of wound advancement

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Exudate control

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Enzymatic debridement

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Epithelial tissue removal

Question 7

The primary rationale for maintaining a moist wound environment during wound bed preparation is to:

Accepted Answer

Facilitate cell migration and preserve growth factor activity

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Prevent bacterial growth by drying the wound surface

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Promote eschar formation as a protective barrier

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Reduce total exudate production