Moisture-associated skin damage Vs Pressure Injury

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The picture shown below is an example of: a. Incontinence - associated dermatitis b. Stage 2 Pressure Injury

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Which of the following is NOT moisture - associated skin damage (MASD)? a. Inflammation and skin erosion associated with exposure to urine and or stool. b. Full thickness tissue loss and subcutanoeus fat may be visible. c. Wound exudate that has sustained contact with the skin causing damage. d. Intertriginous dermatitis.

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Which of the following are the characteristic of pressure injury? Select one or more: a. Red to bluish/purple. b. Partial or full thickness. c. Diffusely distributed. d. With or without slough or eschar.

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Which of the following areas are vulnerable for the developemnt of pressure injury? Select one or more: a. Heels b. Malleoli c. Perineum d. Sacrococcygeal

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What steps should you take to prevent or manage incontinence - associated dermatitis? Select one or more: a. Cleanse skin gently after every incontinence episode. b. Use alkaline soaps or cleansers. c. Protect skin using barrier film or cream. d. Refer to dietician to commence Arginine supplements.

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Incontinence - associated dermatitis is a leading risk factor for pressure injury. True or False

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Incontinence - associated dermatitis can be localised to the: Select one or more: a. Labia majora b. Scrotum c. Perineum/perianal d. Spinous process

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Match the image below to the correct descriptor. a. Incontinence - associated dermatitis b. Stage 2 pressure injury

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A major problem associated with incontinence - associated dermatitis is mistaking it for pressure injury. True or False

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What are the strategies to manage the skin condition shown in the image below: Select one or more: a. Remove harmful irritants from skin. b. Cleanse with cleanser with pH close to 5.5. c. Gently apply hydrocolloid dressing. d. Moisturise and protect using skin barrier products.

Moisture-associated skin damage Vs Pressure Injury

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The picture shown below is an example of: a. Incontinence - associated dermatitis b. Stage 2 Pressure Injury

Select the correct answer(s).

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Which of the following are the characteristic of pressure injury? Select one or more: a. Red to bluish/purple. b. Partial or full thickness. c. Diffusely distributed. d. With or without slough or eschar.

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Which of the following areas are vulnerable for the developemnt of pressure injury? Select one or more: a. Heels b. Malleoli c. Perineum d. Sacrococcygeal

Select the correct answer(s).

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What steps should you take to prevent or manage incontinence - associated dermatitis? Select one or more: a. Cleanse skin gently after every incontinence episode. b. Use alkaline soaps or cleansers. c. Protect skin using barrier film or cream. d. Refer to dietician to commence Arginine supplements.

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Incontinence - associated dermatitis is a leading risk factor for pressure injury. True or False

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Incontinence - associated dermatitis can be localised to the: Select one or more: a. Labia majora b. Scrotum c. Perineum/perianal d. Spinous process

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Match the image below to the correct descriptor. a. Incontinence - associated dermatitis b. Stage 2 pressure injury

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A major problem associated with incontinence - associated dermatitis is mistaking it for pressure injury. True or False

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What are the strategies to manage the skin condition shown in the image below: Select one or more: a. Remove harmful irritants from skin. b. Cleanse with cleanser with pH close to 5.5. c. Gently apply hydrocolloid dressing. d. Moisturise and protect using skin barrier products.

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