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Use correct terminology to describe your findings, such as ecchymosed (bruised), erythematous (red), indurated (firm), edematous (swollen). Wound edges must also be carefully defined. Wound edges can be described as diffuse, well defined or rolled.
Wound bed clinical appearance: Granulating- is when healthy red tissue is observed and is deposited during the repair process. It presents as pinkish/red coloured moist tissue and comprises of newly formed collagen, elastin and capillary networks. The tissue is well vascularised and bleeds easily.
10 Steps for Writing a Wound Care Case Report Talk to Colleagues: ... Conduct Research: ... Seek Permission: ... Compile the Patient Background and History: ... Document Wound Assessment: ... Describe Treatment Protocol: ... Document Results: ... Include Photo Documentation and Clinical Data:
Wound assessment should include the following components: Anatomic location. Type of wound (if known) Degree of tissue damage. Wound bed. Wound size. Wound edges and periwound skin. Signs of infection. Pain.
Wound assessment should include the following components: Anatomic location. Type of wound (if known) Degree of tissue damage. Wound bed. Wound size. Wound edges and periwound skin. Signs of infection. Pain.
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Include the date, time, and your signature (including your credentials) in all your notes. Document the anatomic location of the incision, including on which side of the body surgery was performed. Chart the length of the incision in centimeters and include the depth measurement whenever appropriate.
Use the body as a clock when documenting the length, width, and depth of a wound using the linear method. In all instances of the linear (or clock) method, the head is at 12:00 and the feet are at 6:00. When measuring length, the ruler will be placed between the longest portion of the wound between 12:00 and 6:00.
Use correct terminology to describe your findings, such as ecchymosed (bruised), erythematous (red), indurated (firm), edematous (swollen). Wound edges must also be carefully defined. Wound edges can be described as diffuse, well defined or rolled.
Wound report Characteristics of the wound bed, such as necrotic tissue, granulation tissue and infection. Odour and exudate (none, low, moderate, high) Condition of the surrounding skin (normal, oedematous, white, shiny, warm, red, dry, scaling, thin)
Use correct terminology to describe your findings, such as ecchymosed (bruised), erythematous (red), indurated (firm), edematous (swollen). Wound edges must also be carefully defined. Wound edges can be described as diffuse, well defined or rolled.

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