2. Definition of wound
Classification of wound
Healing process and complication
Wound management
3. Wound is a break in normal continuity of
tissue
It can be closed( eg.abscess, bruise,
hematoma…)
Open wound like laceration ,abrasion
,puncture, bite ,avulsion/degloving ,crushing)
4.
5. Clean ….non traumatic wound, no break in
sterility tech., non infected wound
Clean contaminated…minor break in sterility
tech. ,GIT, GUS and respiratory system are
entered but absence of infected bile and
urine spillage
Contaminated ….major break in sterility
tech, great spillage of infected bile and urine
,fresh traumatic wound
6. Dirty or infected…..presence of foreign body
,devitalized tissue,surgery done to access
puss
7. Wound management is generally fastening
the normal wound healing process
There are four phases of wound healing
process
Coagulation phase … immediately after
injury the time when clot
formation,vasoconstriction and platelate
agregation
8. Inflamatory phase….is the process occur with
in the first three days of injury inflamatory
cells migrate to the site of injury
vasodilation
Proliferative phase….the process occur in the
first three weeks characterized by fibroblast
proliferation ,vasculogenesis and endothelial
proliferation
9. Remodeling/maturation phase …..process
occur in the first one year of injury the time
of of increasing tensile strength done by
keeping equilibrium between protein
synthesis and degradation
10. Healing by primary intention….clean wound
edge approximated primarily and heal with
minimal scar formation
Healing by secondary intention…. left open
and heal by itself with tissue contracture and
granulation
Healing by tertiary intention…. also called
delayed primary wound healing
11.
12. Local factors
Site and size of wound
Degree of vascularity
Presence of foreign body
Presence of devitalized tissue
Degree of infection
Radiation
Closure under tension
14. Acut like bleeding and sepsis
Chronic ..scar formation ,kelloid and
hypertrophic scar,contracture
15.
16. General wound management
Using aseptic technique
Prophylaxis antibiotics
Stabilize the patient
Do rapid PE and HX to classify wound
secure hemostasis,
Adequate irrigation
17. Removing devitalized tissue
TAT
Antiboitics
Decide whether to left open or closed
18. Bruise …only analgesia
Hematoma…..evacution may be needed if
there is mass effect ,infectionv,at cosmotic
area other wise no need of intervention
Abrasion ….depends on the degree cleansing
and and antibiotics
19. Laceration …adequate cleansing and
approximation if possible
Bite …all bite wound should not be closed
broad spectrum antibiotic coverage
Avulsion ….homeostasis should be secured
,debridment,skin graft
20. Abscess ….drainage ,appropriate antibiotic
with drug sensitivity test
Necrotizing fascitis……invasive subcutaneous
tissue and fascia infection leads to necrosis
It needs broad spectrum antibiotic coverage
and debridment