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    The document discusses principles of wound care management known as TIME. TIME stands for Tissue management, Inflammation and infection control, Moisture balance, and Epithelial advancement. Tissue management involves removing nonviable tissue through debridement. Debridement methods include surgical, autolytic, mechanical, chemical/enzymatic, and biological. Autolytic debridement uses the body's natural process to break down necrotic tissue and foreign bodies using proteolytic enzymes in a moist environment. Inflammation and infection control aims to control bacterial load and burden. Moisture balance manages and controls exudates. Epithelial advancement promotes a healthy wound edge.

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    The document discusses principles of wound care management known as TIME. TIME stands for Tissue management, Inflammation and infection control, Moisture balance, and Epithelial advancement. Tissue management involves removing nonviable tissue through debridement. Debridement methods include surgical, autolytic, mechanical, chemical/enzymatic, and biological. Autolytic debridement uses the body's natural process to break down necrotic tissue and foreign bodies using proteolytic enzymes in a moist environment. Inflammation and infection control aims to control bacterial load and burden. Moisture balance manages and controls exudates. Epithelial advancement promotes a healthy wound edge.

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    06 Time Management

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    The document discusses principles of wound care management known as TIME. TIME stands for Tissue management, Inflammation and infection control, Moisture balance, and Epithelial advancement. Tissue management involves removing nonviable tissue through debridement. Debridement methods include surgical, autolytic, mechanical, chemical/enzymatic, and biological. Autolytic debridement uses the body's natural process to break down necrotic tissue and foreign bodies using proteolytic enzymes in a moist environment. Inflammation and infection control aims to control bacterial load and burden. Moisture balance manages and controls exudates. Epithelial advancement promotes a healthy wound edge.

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    TIME MANAGEMENT

    WOCARE CENTER

    PRINCIPLES = TIME
    Framework terms

    Application to
    practice

    Tissue management

    Removal of nonviable
    tissue

    Inflammation and
    infection control

    Control of bacterial
    load / burden

    Moisture balance

    Management and
    control of exudates

    Epithelial
    advancement / edge

    Promotion of a
    healthy wound edge

    TISSUE MANAGEMENT =
    DEBRIDEMANG
    Necrosis:

    Kematian sel yang


    disebabkan oleh
    penurunan proses
    enzymatic tubuh
    Debridement /
    Debridemang :

    Membuang jaringan
    nekrosis dari
    permukaan luka

    METODE DEBRIDEMANG

    Surgical / sharp
    AUTOLYTIC
    Mechanical
    Chemical / Enzymatic agents
    Biological / Magots - larvae

    AUTOLYTIC DEBRIDEMANG
    Merupakan proses
    alami tubuh dalam
    melakukan peluruhan
    jaringan nekrotik dan
    benda asing /
    debridemang
    Proteolytic enzymes
    from cells
    Selective / hanya
    jaringan nekrosis
    Membutuhkan
    lingkungan yang
    lembab

    Inflammation and
    infection control

    Control of bacterial load / burden

    Moisture balance

    Management and control of


    exudates

    Epithelial advancement /
    edge

    Promotion of a healthy wound edge

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