A patient with a history of rheumatoid arthritis presents with a cluster of acutely painful red nodules with palpable purpura and a small shallow well demarcated, non-draining ulcer over the right malleolus. Which of the following conditions is most likely to be present?

Which of the following wound and dressing combinations would promote autolysis?

Mr. James presents to your clinic with an itchy red rash that you suspect to be fungal in etiology. Choose the best descriptors that you would MOST likely use to document this rash?

Which of the following descriptors is indicative of deep tissue damage from prolonged pressure over a boney prominence?

Which of the following dressings would be most appropriate for a heavily exudating, Stage 3 trochanteric pressure injury?

Which of the following dressings is BEST for the minimally exudative wound?

In the long-term care setting, wound care dressing selection should be PRIMARILY based on:

A common complication after a full thickness burn has healed is:

Mrs. Sinclair has a healing venous ulcer with minimal exudate and no periwound erythema. She detects a slight odor when she removes the hydrocolloid dressing. Which of the following responses would be most appropriate?

A 35-year old male with paraplegia is noted to have a Stage 3 pressure injury on both ischial tuberosities.  He is a teacher and spends 10 hours per day in the wheelchair. Which of the following risk reduction interventions is most appropriate?