WoundSource Practice Accelerator:
Wound Bed Preparation 
 
Test your knowledge based on your learning from the materials provided in the WoundSource Practice Accelerator program on Wound Bed Preparation. 

What does the T of TIMERS stand for?
a. Tissue
b. Therapeutic
c. Topical antibiotics
d. Tunneling
What does the I of TIMERS stand for?
a. Induration
b. Intervention
c. Ischemia
d. Infection/inflammation
What does the M of TIMERS stand for?
a. Maceration
b. Moisture
c. Malodor
d. Microbiome
What does the E of TIMERS stand for?
a. Edema
b. Enzyme
c. Edge of wound/epibole
d. Eschar
5. What does the R of TIMERS stand for?
a. Regeneration
b. Re-epithelialization
c. Revascularization
d. Risk assessment
What does the S of TIMERS stand for?
a. Scar management
b. Social factors
c. Serial debridement
d. Sharp debridement
What type of exudate is more corrosive?
a. Acute exudate
b. Chronic exudate
c. Sanguineous exudate
d. None of the above
How many times should the TIMERS steps be repeated?
a. 1
b. 2
c. As many times as needed
d. As few times as possible
How can documentation technology aid in wound bed preparation?
a. Providing a record of all steps taken and how the wound responded
b. Providing visuals of how the wound has progressed with wound bed preparation
c. Providing an opportunity for patient engagement and education
d. All of the above
The presence of biofilm in the wound increases the possibility of:
a. Amputation
b. Hospitalization
c. Wound chronicity
d. All of the above
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