Nursing Considerations for Tissue Integrity Quiz
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#1
Which of the following factors contribute to impaired tissue integrity?
Inadequate nutrition
Regular exercise
Adequate hydration
Sufficient sleep
#2
Which assessment finding indicates a risk for impaired tissue integrity?
Intact skin with good turgor
Presence of a pressure ulcer
Normal capillary refill time
Symmetrical movement of extremities
#3
What is the primary goal of wound care?
To promote infection
To hasten necrosis
To accelerate healing
To induce bleeding
#4
Which nursing intervention is appropriate for promoting tissue integrity in a bedridden patient?
Encourage immobility
Apply pressure to bony prominences
Implement a turning schedule
Limit fluid intake
#5
Which factor contributes to delayed wound healing?
Adequate nutrition
Minimal stress
Smoking
Regular exercise
#6
What is the recommended position for a patient to minimize pressure on the sacrum and coccyx?
Supine position
Side-lying position
Prone position
Fowler's position
#7
Which intervention helps in maintaining moisture balance in wound care?
Using dry gauze dressings
Applying a moisture-retentive dressing
Exposing the wound to air
Applying alcohol-based solutions
#8
What is the most appropriate action to prevent pressure ulcers in a patient confined to a wheelchair?
Keep the wheelchair stationary for prolonged periods
Encourage frequent position changes
Use a hard cushion for seating
Avoid padding areas of bony prominences
#9
What is the purpose of debridement in wound care?
To promote infection
To remove dead tissue
To delay healing
To increase pain
#10
Which assessment finding indicates a complication of wound healing?
Presence of granulation tissue
Increase in wound size
Reduction in exudate
Absence of odor
#11
Which type of wound exudate indicates an infection?
Serosanguineous
Serous
Purulent
Hemorrhagic
#12
What is the rationale behind using a hydrocolloid dressing in wound care?
To absorb excess moisture
To promote autolytic debridement
To enhance gas exchange
To provide a protective barrier
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