Overview:
One of the fundamental goals of healthcare professionals is to heal wounds, prevent complications associated with wounds, and preserve the ability to function. This course, the first in the four-part Wound Care series, is designed to instruct nurses on the physiological phases of wound healing, and the different types of wounds.

Objectives:
After completing this course, the learner should be able to:
*Explain the difference between acute and chronic wounds.
*Describe each of the four stages of wound healing.
*Describe each of the three types of wound healing (primary, secondary and tertiary intention)
*Identify the risk factors that can impede wound healing.
*Describe actions that nurses can take to ensure proper wound healing.

Bergen Community College Collection

Wound healing, Wounds and injuries -- Nursing, Wounds and injuries -- Treatment

Sherman, Susan (director), Shannon, John (writer), Sherman, Susan (producer), Rogers, Bill (narrator), Frank, John (editor), Rodriguez, Raud (executive producer), Medcom Trainex (producer), Medcom Trainex (distributor)

00:16:49 (HH:MM:SS)

English

adult/continuing education, higher education, college

Name	Medcom, Inc. Trainex Division
Role	producer
Telephone	(800) 877-1443
Address	6060 Phyllis Drive, Cypress, CA 90630
Email	[email protected]

2014-01-01

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