DESCRIBE TWO COMMON MICROORGANISMS, FUNGAL INFECTIONS AND VIRAL INFECTIONS THAT CAN CAUSE WOUNDS:NB, this question is not asking for microorganisms, funguses or viruses that can infect existing wounds, only how each of these can lead to new wounds)

DESCRIBE TWO COMMON MICROORGANISMS, FUNGAL INFECTIONS AND VIRAL INFECTIONS THAT CAN CAUSE WOUNDS:NB, this question is not asking for microorganisms, funguses or viruses that can infect existing wounds, only how each of these can lead to new wounds)

Describe two common microorganisms, fungal infections and viral infections that can cause wounds:
(NB, this question is not asking for microorganisms, funguses or viruses that can infect existing wounds, only how each of these can lead to new wounds)
Cause Description
Common bacterial infections _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Common fungal infections _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Common viral infections _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Answer in a separate documents and attached it to the submission space provided below:
The following are clinical manifestations of arterial or venous ulcers. Match the signs and symptoms to the correct ulcer type by writing a V for venous or A for arterial
Skin may look shiny and feel tight to touch
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Often found on bony prominences of the foot, tips of toes or in between toes
Select one:
a. V
b. A
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Very painful on walking
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Surrounding skin may feel warm to touch
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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The skin can feel cool to touch
Select one:
a. V
b. A
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Uneven edges, irregular shaped borders that appear moist
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Can be found anywhere from ankle to mid-calf
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Can have a wet, necrotic area or dry scab
Select one:
a. V
b. A
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Pale and dry with little or any granulating tissue
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Very painful at rest
Select one:
a. V
b. A
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Can have medium to high exudate
Select one:
a. V
b. A
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Ulcers appear red in colour
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Normally shallow wound base
Select one:
a. A
b. V
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Clean, well demarcated edges
Select one:
a. A
b. V
Describe what a “mixed ulcer” is and where it is most common on the human body:
With an A for Acute or a C for chronic, chose the correct type of wound described
Wounds that heal within a short period of time (around 6 weeks)
Select one:
a. A
b. C
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Surgical Wounds
Select one:
a. A
b. C
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Wounds that take from 6 weeks onwards and can take more than 12 months to heal
Select one:
a. A
b. C
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Sacral Pressure wounds with a sinus
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Wounds that require Vac dressing therapy
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Stage 1 or 2 wound with minimal exudate and no sloughy tissue present
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Stage 3 and 4 wounds with high exudate and sloughy tissue present
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Burns (caused by direct heat or flame)
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Diabetic ulcers
Select one:
a. A
b. C
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Trauma
Select one:
a. C
b. A
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Tropical Ulcers
Select one:
a. C
b. A
28. Describe each of the four wound stages:
29. Commonly known as “bed sores”, describe how pressure ulcers occur, risk factors leading to pressure ulcers and how to recognise them
30. Describe the following tissue types;
a) Granulating
b) Sloughy
c) Necrotic
d) Epitheleal
31. Describe the characteristics of;
· First degree burns
· Second degree burns
· Third degree burns
32. Describe the difference between a fistula and a sinus:
33. Sandra lives with Type I Diabetes Mellitus. She has a sore on her foot that won’t heal.
a) What is this wound called?
b) Why are these common in people with DM?
34. a) List the three major body cavities that hold visceral organs?
b) Give three examples of visceral wounds that your clients may present with:
35. While moistness is a good sign in a wound, some discharges should be treated with caution, as they might indicate infection.
Define what following types of exudate look like and what they may indicate to a nurse:
· Serous drainage
· Sanguinous Exudate

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