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Essential elements of wound diagnosis
紀錄類型 ： 書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本
作者 ： Hamm, Rose
其他作者 ： Carey, Joseph,
出版項 ： New YorkMcGraw Hill[2021]
面頁冊數 ： pages cm
附註 ： 本書有收錄於本館電子資源查詢系統。
內容註 ： Evaluation of the Patient with a Wound -- Ischemic Wounds -- Venous Wounds -- Pressure Injuries/Wounds -- Diabetic Foot Ulcers -- Burns -- Immune-mediated Tissue Injury -- Malignant Wounds -- Infections -- Miscellaneous Wounds.
簡介 ： "The evaluation of the patient with a non-healing wound consists of three components - subjective history, medical history, and wound assessment. The histories will usually allow the clinician to make a diagnosis of wound etiology, and if not, at least know what needs to be ruled out. They will also give indications as to why the wound is not healing. The wound assessment provides data for objective, measurable outcomes and progress, as well as information on how to treat the wound initially. The most important aspects of treating any wound are to treat all underlying co-morbidities and to address any issues that may be impeding wound healing. Finally, the initial treatment will consist of appropriate debridement of necrotic tissue and application of a dressing that will ensure adequate moisture for wound healing to advance"--
標題 ： Wounds and Injuries - therapy -
標題 ： Wound Healing -
ISBN ： 9781260460476
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Hamm, Rose
Essential elements of wound diagnosisRose Hamm, Joseph Carey. - pages cm
本書有收錄於本館電子資源查詢系統。
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Evaluation of the Patient with a Wound -- Ischemic Wounds -- Venous Wounds -- Pressure Injuries/Wounds -- Diabetic Foot Ulcers -- Burns -- Immune-mediated Tissue Injury -- Malignant Wounds -- Infections -- Miscellaneous Wounds.
"The evaluation of the patient with a non-healing wound consists of three components - subjective history, medical history, and wound assessment. The histories will usually allow the clinician to make a diagnosis of wound etiology, and if not, at least know what needs to be ruled out. They will also give indications as to why the wound is not healing. The wound assessment provides data for objective, measurable outcomes and progress, as well as information on how to treat the wound initially. The most important aspects of treating any wound are to treat all underlying co-morbidities and to address any issues that may be impeding wound healing. Finally, the initial treatment will consist of appropriate debridement of necrotic tissue and application of a dressing that will ensure adequate moisture for wound healing to advance"--
ISBN: 9781260460476
LCCN: 2020029693Subjects--Topical Terms:
12133
Wounds and Injuries
--therapy
National Library of Medicine Call No.: WO 700
Essential elements of wound diagnosisRose Hamm, Joseph Carey. - pages cm
本書有收錄於本館電子資源查詢系統。
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Evaluation of the Patient with a Wound -- Ischemic Wounds -- Venous Wounds -- Pressure Injuries/Wounds -- Diabetic Foot Ulcers -- Burns -- Immune-mediated Tissue Injury -- Malignant Wounds -- Infections -- Miscellaneous Wounds.
"The evaluation of the patient with a non-healing wound consists of three components - subjective history, medical history, and wound assessment. The histories will usually allow the clinician to make a diagnosis of wound etiology, and if not, at least know what needs to be ruled out. They will also give indications as to why the wound is not healing. The wound assessment provides data for objective, measurable outcomes and progress, as well as information on how to treat the wound initially. The most important aspects of treating any wound are to treat all underlying co-morbidities and to address any issues that may be impeding wound healing. Finally, the initial treatment will consist of appropriate debridement of necrotic tissue and application of a dressing that will ensure adequate moisture for wound healing to advance"--
ISBN: 9781260460476
LCCN: 2020029693Subjects--Topical Terms:
12133
Wounds and Injuries
--therapy
National Library of Medicine Call No.: WO 700
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