OMAR MOUSSA
WOUND I
1- Def of Wound :
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2: Enumerate type of closed wound wit definition :-
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2-
3: Enumerate type of Hematoma :-
1-
2-
3-
4-
4: Enumerate type of open wound
1-
2-
3-
4-
5: Compare between Lacerations wound & Incised wound :-
Lacerations Incised
Cause
Bleeding
Tissue loss
Infection
Edge
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OMAR MOUSSA
WOUND I
6: Enumerate the wound depth :-
1-
2-
3-
9: Patho Physiology of crush syndrome ( Traumatic anaemia ) ?
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How to avoid it ?
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OMAR MOUSSA
WOUND I
1- Def of Wound : It is a type of physical trauma with loss of continuity of
skin & soft tissue
2: Enumerate type of closed wound wit definition :-
1- Contusions (ecchymosis/bruises): caused by injury to small blood
vessel without formation of a swelling.
2- Haematoma: it is the localized collection of blood caused by injury to
blood vessel with formation of a swelling.
3: Enumerate type of Hematoma :-
1- Subcutaneous
2- Subfascial
3- Intramuscular
4- Sub periosteum
4: Enumerate type of open wound
1- Lacerations
2- Incised wounds
3- Bites
4- Abrasions
5: Compare between Lacerations wound & Incised wound :-
Lacerations Incised
Cause Blunt object Sharp object
Bleeding Less More
Tissue loss More Less
Infection More Less
Edge Crushed Clean cut
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OMAR MOUSSA
WOUND I
6: Enumerate the wound depth :-
1- Superficial wound (simple wound)
2- Partial thickness wound
3- Full thickness wound
9: Patho Physiology of crush syndrome ( Traumatic anaemia ) ?
Muscle release 2 hormone
1- Potassium (K) lead to hypercalemia by increasing in blood ( Cardiac
arrest )
2- Myoglobin lead to Urine precipitate by increasing blood
( Renal failure )
How to avoid it ?
1- Cardiac arrest : taking insulin glucose
2- Renal failure : taking sodium bicarbonate
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