Stop the Pressure- Test your knowledge
Test Your Knowledge on Pressure Ulcers
Are you knowledgeable about pressure ulcers and their management? This quiz is designed to test your understanding of pressure-related injuries, risk factors, and best practices for prevention and care.
- Multiple choice questions
- Focus on clinical terminology
- Insights on patient care
What is the correct terminology when describing a wound caused by pressure?
Pressure Sore
Pressure Ulcer
Pressure Damage
Bed sore
Do we use the word Category or Grade when describing the extent of skin damage?
Category
Grade
If the wound bed is not visible are you able to categorise the ulcer?
Yes
No
How often should Purpose T be completed?
Daily
Monthly
Weekly
When there is a change in the patients condition
How should a pressure ulcer to the heel be managed?
Create a moist wound healing environment
Upgrade pressure relief surface
Offload the heels
Maintain a dry wound environment until vascular status established
Which of the following are risk factors for developing pressure ulcers?
Age
Immobility
Diabetes
Incontinence
Arterial disease
Will a category 1 pressure ulcer be blanching or non-blanching?
Blanching
Non-blanching
Deep tissue injury describes-
A bruise
An Unstagable pressure ulcer
A pressure related injury to the subcutaneous tissue under in-tact skin
A pressure ulcer caused by a device
In an immobile patient does a dynamic air mattress remove the need for repositioning?
No
Yes
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