Kim Saunders – Intensive Skin and Wound Care Course Day 1

This course focuses on the essential skills required to provide state-This is-Art care for wound care patients. You will be able to overcome your everyday frustrations and Assessing presents challenges and Common wounds are treated.

 Kim Saunders – Intensive Skin and Wound Care Course Day 1

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• The core skin and Assessment skills for wounds
• Wound Product categories: When to use and how to use and When to not use
• Triage of topical therapy
• How to treat a wound.

Wound care treatment in today’s healthcare environment is as challenging as ever. There are many new options and protocols that have been updated. and A never ending supply of-The growing number of products can make it difficult for even the most experienced in wound care to decide which path to take. This seminar is for you and Have all your questions answered

This This course focuses only on the skills necessary to provide state services.-This is-Art care for wound care patients. You will be able to overcome your everyday frustrations and Assessing presents challenges and Common wounds are treated. Find out how to treat common injuries. and How to use wound care products and Get clinical tips and Strategies that are based on evidence-Research based and Extensive clinical experience.

You will learn a lot more about wound care by attending this seminar. Be a part of the solution and A high level of-Your facility will be a valuable asset by having attendees and Take your wound-care skills beyond what is required-This is-The-art!

OUTLINE

Wound Terminology for Bed

• Epithelization & Granulation
• Slough & Eschar
• Tunneling & Undermining
• Proliferation & Non-Proliferative Wound Edges

Drainage Differentiation

• Sanguineous & Sero-Sanctuary
• Serous & Purulent
• Lymph & Fistula

Systemic Considerations

• Aging
• Nutrition
• Steroids
• Vascular

Wound Products Determination by Wound Question

• Dry or wet
• Flat or Depth
• Bacterial concerns
• Protect yourself from incontinence
• Match Wound Etiology with Recommended Product

Core Assessment & Treatment per Etiology

• Arterial & Venous UPDATED GUIDELINES
• Pressure UPDATED GUIDELINES
• Moisture-Associated
• Shearing & Friction
• Neuropathic
• Surgical, Crush Injuries & Compartment Syndrome
• Skin Tear UPDATED TREATMENT GUIDELINES
• Microbial
• Classification of Gluteal Cleft & Buttock Wounds

​Wounds and Bacteria

• ​Contamination, Colonization, Critical
• Colonization, Biofilm and Infection
• STONEES & NERDS
• Culture Standards: Levine Swab, Tissue,
• Aspiration, Bone

OBJECTIVES

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1. Explain the core skills needed to assess skin and wound.
2. Use the appropriate product to describe wound appearance.
3. Assess the etiology and clinical history of each wound to determine its location. and Wound characteristics
4. “STONEES & NERDS” How to distinguish between local and systemic wound infection.
5. The updated guidelines for skin tear management are described.
6. Evaluate the etiology for wounds per location and clinical history. and Wound characteristics

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