TISSUE INTEGRITY ATI PRACTICE
SOLUTION TEST 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS
AND ACCURATE ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● what major risk categories does the Braden Scale focus on?.
Answer: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition,
friction/ shear
●● what kinds of ulcers are most often found on the lower extremities?.
Answer: arterial ulcer, venous ulcer, neuropathic ulcer
●● what are the major types of wounds?.
Answer: acute and chronic
●● what are the major complications of surgical wounds?.
Answer: infection, dehiscence, bleeding/ hemorrhage, evisceration
●● Benchmarking.
Answer: Comparing results and outcomes to other sources of similarity,
retrieved data
●● Blanchable erythema.
,Answer: An area of a reddened skin that temporarily turns white or pale
when light pressure is applied. the skin then reddens when pressure is
relieved.
●● Cellulitis.
Answer: An infection of the superficial layers of the skin
●● Debridement.
Answer: The process of surgically removing a dead tissue and other
debris that can cause infection
●● Deep tissue pressure injury (DTPI).
Answer: persistent non-blanchable tissue injury of the skin appearing
deep red, maroon, or purple color
●● Dehiscence.
Answer: The complete or partial separation of the suture line and
underlying tissues that occurs when a wound fails to heal properly.
●● dermatitis.
Answer: A red skin irritation that develops when the skin is exposed to
irritant, such as feces, urine, stoma effluent, and wound exudates. This
type of dermatitis is called an irritant dermatitis.
, ●● Dermis.
Answer: The layer under the epidermidis that is composed, mainly of
connective tissue, and provide strength and flexibility of the skin
●● Epidermis.
Answer: The outer most layer of the skin made of squamous epithelial
cells, which provides a barrier against the external environment
●● Erythema.
Answer: Redness of the skin due to dilation of blood vessels
●● Eschar.
Answer: Hard, nonviable, black or brown tissue found in the wound bed
●● Evisceration.
Answer: Protrusion of internal organs through a surgical wound which
has dehisced or opened.
●● Exudate.
Answer: Fluid secreted by the body during the inflammation stage of
healing, and is made of plasma
●● Friction.
SOLUTION TEST 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS
AND ACCURATE ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● what major risk categories does the Braden Scale focus on?.
Answer: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition,
friction/ shear
●● what kinds of ulcers are most often found on the lower extremities?.
Answer: arterial ulcer, venous ulcer, neuropathic ulcer
●● what are the major types of wounds?.
Answer: acute and chronic
●● what are the major complications of surgical wounds?.
Answer: infection, dehiscence, bleeding/ hemorrhage, evisceration
●● Benchmarking.
Answer: Comparing results and outcomes to other sources of similarity,
retrieved data
●● Blanchable erythema.
,Answer: An area of a reddened skin that temporarily turns white or pale
when light pressure is applied. the skin then reddens when pressure is
relieved.
●● Cellulitis.
Answer: An infection of the superficial layers of the skin
●● Debridement.
Answer: The process of surgically removing a dead tissue and other
debris that can cause infection
●● Deep tissue pressure injury (DTPI).
Answer: persistent non-blanchable tissue injury of the skin appearing
deep red, maroon, or purple color
●● Dehiscence.
Answer: The complete or partial separation of the suture line and
underlying tissues that occurs when a wound fails to heal properly.
●● dermatitis.
Answer: A red skin irritation that develops when the skin is exposed to
irritant, such as feces, urine, stoma effluent, and wound exudates. This
type of dermatitis is called an irritant dermatitis.
, ●● Dermis.
Answer: The layer under the epidermidis that is composed, mainly of
connective tissue, and provide strength and flexibility of the skin
●● Epidermis.
Answer: The outer most layer of the skin made of squamous epithelial
cells, which provides a barrier against the external environment
●● Erythema.
Answer: Redness of the skin due to dilation of blood vessels
●● Eschar.
Answer: Hard, nonviable, black or brown tissue found in the wound bed
●● Evisceration.
Answer: Protrusion of internal organs through a surgical wound which
has dehisced or opened.
●● Exudate.
Answer: Fluid secreted by the body during the inflammation stage of
healing, and is made of plasma
●● Friction.
