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Cards (22)

Section 1

(22 cards)

Exudate

Front

fluid that accumulates in a wound.

Back

pco2

Front

35-45 mmHg less then 35 hypocapnia (hyperventilation) greater than 45 hypercapnia (hypoventilate)

Back

nonnarcotic pain meds

Front

block pain at peripheral nervous level

Back

Maturation

Front

scar maturation/ remodeling

Back

po2

Front

80-100 mmHg 70 or below is hypoxemia 50 or below severe hypoxemia

Back

pH of blood

Front

7.35-7.45

Back

first intention healing

Front

method of healing in which wound edges are surgically approximated and integumentary continuity is restored without granulation

Back

granulation tissue

Front

the tissue that normally forms during the healing of a wound. connective tissue with small blood vessels

Back

postural drainage

Front

different positions drain different segments of the lungs each position assumed for 5-15 minutes for 2-4 x daily best results in the morning and 45-60 min before meals

Back

inflammatory stage

Front

Immediately after injury for 4 days Systemic vasoconstriction platelet aggregation, clumping formation of fibrin needed for clotting phagocytosis

Back

purpose of inflammation

Front

Neutralize and destroy harmful agents Limit spread to other tissues Prepare damage tissues for repair

Back

healing process

Front

leukocytes remove debris from site, granulation tissue moves in, soft/reddish, shrinks and becomes taut, hard/red, white/glossy to form a scar

Back

COX-2 inhibitors

Front

blocks the COX-2 enzyme thought to play a role in arthritis pain. Celebrex

Back

Hypoxia

Front

Low oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood

Back

Third intention healing

Front

method of healing in which surgical approximation of wound edges is delayed and integumentary continuity is restored by opposing areas of granulation

Back

Ischemia

Front

lack of oxygen to cells

Back

second intention healing

Front

method of healing in which wound edges are not surgically approximated and integumentary continuity is restored by the process known as granulation

Back

adjuvant analgesics

Front

Not regarded As analgesics but have proven to be effective in managing pain or in conjunction with pain meds. Includes anti convulsants, antidepressants, stimulants, muscle relaxants

Back

proliferation stage

Front

macrophages continue to clean wound collagen forms

Back

neuropathic pain

Front

pain from damage to neurons of either the peripheral or central nervous system hard to treat and analgesic does not work

Back

Regeneration

Front

Cardiac muscle and neuron cells are the only things that cannot regenerate

Back

Narcotics or opioids

Front

block pain at CNS level

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