Wound Care and Bandaging
Veterinary wound and bandaging
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- can impede blood flow
- anchoring pieces of tape
- layer that protects the padded layer
- distal to proximal
- end is under the roll and lies flat on palm
- percent of the width overlaps the previous throw
- large bulky bandage that provides rigid stabilization
- provides little or no splinting of the limbs
- can be placed around bottom of bandage
- prevents pet from chewing or licking at bandage
- wound made under aseptic conditions
- aseptic surgical procedure, contaminated bu urinary, respiratory or gi contents
- first four hours after wound occurs
- wound that has compromised tissue within from foreign material
- lavage and debridement are always indicated
- never closed by vet team, will close on their own
- erosion of tissue surface
- phase that lasts 3-10 days
- skin grows back
- these cells can't "swim"
- closure of wound after 1-3 days
- sterile lubricant placed in would while clipping fur
- needle size that goes on 35 ml syringe for lavaging
- flushing tissue with large amounts of sterile saline
- protein level that effects healing
- when do puncture wounds get closed
- placed to prevent fluid from collecting in empty space wounds that have been surgically closed
- penrose drains require having
- necrosis of tissue around a suture site
- most common mechanical debridement
- removal of necrotic tissue and allows for a small amount of healing
- head wraps hold this down to protect them from hematoma surgery or wound
- abdominal bandage that cant be used for more than 4 hours
- saw used to split open cast
- this is the primary layer of casts
- cast must extend above and below a
- which toes should be showing while limb is in a cast
- robert jones bandage sounds like this when it is thumped
- loose end lies flat on palm for bandage material
- can go over foot when taking outside for a walk
- bandage should always remain
- when bandage should be changed if it becomes wet
- non-adhesive, absorbent polyethylene oxide membrane that will cover a gelatinous membrane that will keep the wound moist
- tissue is happy tissue
- splints on caudal limb
- if bandage slips from original position it can cause
- always wrap from toes to
- second layer: padding with pressure can prevent
- healthy granulation tissue bleeds easily, is pink and
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