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1. Which phase of wound healing involves the formation of granulation tissue?
- A) Proliferative phase
- B) Maturation phase
- C) Inflammatory phase
- D) Hemostasis phase
Explanation: Granulation tissue forms during the proliferative phase to rebuild
the wound.
2. What is the primary purpose of applying a wet-to-dry dressing?
- A) Reduce pain
- B) Promote moisture retention
- C) Debride necrotic tissue
- D) Prevent infection
Explanation: Wet-to-dry dressings help remove dead tissue during dressing
changes.
3. Which complication is most associated with pressure ulcers?
- A) Contact dermatitis
- B) Cellulitis
- C) Psoriasis
- D) Eczema
Explanation: Cellulitis is a common infection that can result from untreated
pressure ulcers.
4. What is the best position to reduce pressure ulcer risk in a bed-bound
patient?
- A) Prone
- B) Fowler’s
- C) Supine
- D) Side-lying with pillows
Explanation: Side-lying with pillows offloads pressure from bony prominences.
5. Which sign indicates wound infection?
- A) Minimal pain
- B) Purulent drainage
- C) Serous drainage
- D) Pink granulation tissue
Explanation: Purulent drainage (thick, yellow/green) is a sign of infection.
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