WOUND CARE TREATMENT FLOWSHEET

M & M HOME CARE WOUND CARE TREATMENT FLOWSHEET

WOUND INFORMATION

WOUND TYPE DEFINITIONS

Trauma: A wound that resulted from an unintentional injury or accident.

Pressure Ulcer: Any lesion caused by unrelieved pressure resulting in damage of underlying tissue. Pressure ulcers are usually over bony prominences and re staged to classify the degree of tissue damage observed.

Surgical Wound: A wound caused by a surgical intervention. Orthopedic pin sites, central lines (excluding PICCS), stapled or sutured incisions, debrided graft sites and wounds with drains are all considered surgical wounds.

Diabetic Wound: A chronic wound of the foot that occurs in patients with diabetes. It is caused by loss of sensation and feeling in the lower extremities.

Venous Insufficiency: An ulcer caused by inadequate venous circulation, usually lower legs. Lesions usually weeping and with irregular wound edges.

Arterial Insufficiency: An ulcer caused by inadequate arterial circulation usually located distally small, dry lesions with well defined borders. (punch-out lesions).

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