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What is the mechanism that causes an abrasion wound
What is the mechanism of a lacerating injury
What is the mechanism of an incising injury
The purpose of closing a wound is to achieve 2 goals. One is the closure of the wound will facilitate and improve wound healing. What is the other
When assessing wounds, there a many types of wound that can be managed effectively in the community. The presence of which red flags would indicate conveyance or attendance at a minor injuries unit or an emergency department
What is one of the biggest limiting factors of out-of-hospital primary care wound management
When assessing a wound over a site with significant bony tenderness, what should be considered by pre-hospital responders
Which of the following is the most correct definition of an open fracture
Where dealing with an open fracture or limb amputation, it is important to irrigate the wound to remove as much debris as possible, True or False
Dog bites are a common presentation to minor injuries units and walk-in centres. When would practitioners consider the need for rabies vaccination
What resource can help clinicians assess the risk of rabies in dog bites
Paramedic or nursing practitioners who have undergone additional training should be the first choice to close wounds within the facial triangle, True or False
When wounds are sustained via needlestick mechanism. What is the disease that is most at risk of transmission via this method
When considering tetanus risk within wounded persons. What 2 factors are usually indicative of a further booster dose of tetanus vaccine following an injury