Match the type of wound to it's definition:Column A1.Abrasion:Abrasion2.Avulsion:Avulsion3.Laceration:Laceration4.Puncture:PunctureColumn Ba.A portion of the skin & sometimes underlying tissue is completely torn away.b.Caused by something rough rubbing against skin. Scrapes, rug burn & road rash are examples.c.A cut commonly caused by a sharp object such as glass or a knife.d.Occurs when a pointed object pierces the skin.

Match the type of wound to it's definition:Column A1.Abrasion:Abrasion2.Avulsion:Avulsion3.Laceration:Laceration4.Puncture:PunctureColumn Ba.A portion of the skin & sometimes underlying tissue is completely torn away.b.Caused by something rough rubbing against skin. Scrapes, rug burn & road rash are examples.c.A cut commonly caused by a sharp object such as glass or a knife.d.Occurs when a pointed object pierces the skin.

a knife wound penetrates the superficial vein that terminates in the axillary vein. The blood vessel from which the bleeding occurs is :a) median cubital veinb) basilic veinc) dorsal venous archd) cephalic vein

1. a) Compartment syndrome. [5]b) Types of wound healing. [5]

IV. Discuss types of wound healing mechanism.

42) A certified burn nurse is introducing a new nurse to the burn unit. The nurse iseducating the new nurse on the degree staging of burns. Which of the followingprovides the correct description of wound to the correct level of injury?(a) Superficial thickness reddened skin, no blister presentation, heals quickly andcompletely(b) Superficial partial thickness; involves entire epidermis only(c) Full partial thickness: blisters typically form, deep normal injury, may need grafting(d) Full thickness: epidermal and dermal layer are destroyed, severe pain and edema