CWS Wound Care 2

Question 1

Which wound bed tissue type appears as yellow, stringy, and moist and indicates the presence of devitalized tissue?

Accepted Answer

Slough

Answer

Granulation tissue

Answer

Eschar

Answer

Epithelial tissue

Question 2

A patient with a stage 3 pressure injury has a wound measuring 4 cm × 3 cm × 1.5 cm deep with moderate exudate. Which dressing is MOST appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Alginate dressing

Answer

Dry gauze dressing

Answer

Transparent film dressing

Answer

Hydrocolloid wafer

Question 3

What is the primary goal of the TIME framework in wound bed preparation?

Accepted Answer

Addressing barriers to wound healing systematically

Answer

Selecting antibiotic therapy

Answer

Calculating wound surface area

Answer

Staging pressure injuries

Question 4

Which type of debridement is MOST selective and removes only necrotic tissue while preserving healthy tissue?

Accepted Answer

Enzymatic debridement

Answer

Wet-to-dry gauze

Answer

Sharp surgical debridement

Answer

Pulsed lavage

Question 5

A patient presents with a venous leg ulcer. Which ankle-brachial index (ABI) range indicates safe application of full compression therapy?

Accepted Answer

ABI 0.8–1.2

Answer

ABI < 0.5

Answer

ABI 0.5–0.79

Answer

ABI > 1.3

Question 6

Which factor is the MOST critical in determining wound healing potential in a patient with diabetes?

Accepted Answer

Glycemic control (HbA1c)

Answer

Patient's age

Answer

Body mass index

Answer

Wound location

Question 7

In negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), what is the standard continuous pressure setting used for most wounds?

Accepted Answer

-125 mmHg

Answer

-50 mmHg

Answer

-75 mmHg

Answer

-200 mmHg