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NFDN 2003 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS UPDATED (2024/2025)
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)
What are the types of healing - ANS ✓Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
What are the types of drainage - ANS ✓Serous
Sanguineous
Serosanguineous
Purulent
What are complications of wound healing - ANS ✓Inflammation
Infection
Hemorrage
Fistula
Dehiscence
Undermining
Post-op injury
What is dehiscence - ANS ✓Partial or total separation of the wound edges it
takes 4 days to heal
What is evisceration - ANS ✓When the internal organ(s) come out of a wound.
APPLY a moist sterile dressing. NEVER push back in
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What are sutures - ANS ✓A thread or metal that holds tissue together
What are the types of sutures - ANS ✓Intermittent
Continuous
Blanket continuous
Retention
Do we re-dress sutures after their removal or staples - ANS ✓Staples
How do you take a culture - ANS ✓Saline cleanse
Then take from deepest, infected area in a zig-zag technique
What is another name for anaplastic carcinoma - ANS ✓Oat cell
What is the most common cancer cell in the lungs - ANS ✓Squamous cell
carcinoma
Signs and symptoms of poor oxygenation - ANS ✓Dsypnea
Accessory muscle use
Change in blood pressure
Tachycardia
Bradycardia
Diaphoresis
Cyanosis
Obstructions to ventilation - ANS ✓Decrease airway size
Increased resistance to expand
Paralysis, muscle weakness
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