[Download Now] Intensive Skin and Wound Care Course Day 1: Core Skin & Wound Assessment & Treatment – Kim Saunders

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• Core skin and wound assessment skills
• Wound product categories: When to use, how to use, and when not to use
• Topical therapy triage
• Treatment skills per wound etiology

It is difficult to treat wounds in today’s healthcare environment. A wide variety of new treatment options, changing protocol guidelines and an ever-growing list of product choices can leave even those familiar with wound care questioning which path is best to follow. Those questions will be answered if you attend this seminar.

This is what it is. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it The essential skills required to provide state-of-the-art care to wound care patients are the focus of the course. Tools are needed to overcome everyday challenges associated with assessing and treating common wounds. Clinical tips and strategies derived from evidence-based research and extensive clinical experience can be learned when and how to use wound care products.

You will gain a lot of knowledge in proper wound care by attending this seminar. Become a powerful part of the solution and a high-valued asset for your facility by attending and taking your wound care skills beyond basic to state-of-the-art!

OUTLINE

There is a wound bed.

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

Differentiation of drainage.

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

There are systemic considerations.

• Aging
• Nutrition
• Steroids
• Vascular

Wound products are determined by a wound question.

• Wet or Dry
• Flat or Depth
• Bacterial Concerns
• Protect from Incontinence
• Match Wound Etiology with Recommended Products

Core assessment and treatment for 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

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

OBJECTIVES

1. Explain core assessment skills of the skin and wound.
2. Describe wound presentation with appropriate wound product.
3. Evaluate etiology of wound per location, clinical history, and wound characteristics.
4. “STONEES & NERDS” – differentiate systemic vs. local wound infection.
5. Describe the updated guidelines for skin tears.
6. Evaluate etiology of wound per location, clinical history, and wound characteristics.

The first day of the intensive skin and wound care course was reviewed by Kim Saunders. The first day of the intensive skin and wound care course was called Core Skin and Wound Assessment and Treatment. The first day of the intensive skin and wound care course has a discount.