Surgical Procedures and Wound Management Quiz

Various types include midline, paramedian, and transverse incisions.

Primary intention involves wound edges being brought together, unlike secondary intention.

To remove necrotic tissue, foreign material, and reduce bacterial load.

Methods include sutures, staples, and adhesive strips for wound closure.

Complications include infection, dehiscence, and delayed healing.

Drains help prevent fluid accumulation, which can impede healing.

To promote wound healing, reduce edema, and stimulate granulation tissue.

Factors include age, nutrition, and chronic diseases like diabetes.

To promote wound healing, remove fluid, and reduce bacterial load.