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Wound Management
Wound Management
PESERTA INTERNSHIP DOKTER INDONESIA
PUSKESMAS WA N I A - 2021
BACKGROUND
WHAT IS
WOUND?
A wound is defined as a disruption in the continuity of the epithelial lining of the skin or mucosa
resulting from physical or thermal damage. According to the duration and nature of healing
process, the wound is categorized as acute and chronic wound.
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Clean Contaminat
Wounds ed Wounds
TYPES OF WOUNDS
Clean- Dirty-
contaminate contaminate
d Wounds d Wounds
WOUND HEALING PROCESS
Normal Steril
Tap water
saline water
WOUND CLEANSING
Commercial wound
Povidone iodine Hydrogen peroxide Sodium hypochlorite
cleansers
Swabbing or scrubbing
•
Use of gauze to wipe/scrub away non-
Irrigating or flushing
viable tissue and to wipe off the wound Use of cleansing solutions delivered at
surface pressures less than 15PSI to loosen/flush
away non-viable tissue from the wound
bed, and to stimulate granulation tissue
formation
Compress or soaking
Use of gauze soaked in a cleansing
solution applied directly to the surface of
awound with or without pressure to
soften/loosen necrotic tissue and/or to
remove gross contaminants
WOUND DRESSING
Interactive Passive
Dressing Dressing
Primary Secondary
Flanagan M (2013) Wound Healing and Skin Integrity – Princliple and Parctice. Wiley-Blackwell
PA S S I V E D R E S S I N G
INTERACTIVE DRESSING
METRONIDAZOLE
ANTIBIOTIC
Topical
Oral IV
(Gel, Cream,
(Tablet) (Infusion)
Ointment)
Oral
Passive Dressing
(Tablet)
Crushed
Control
Powder
Skin
Bergstorm (2016) Assessment and Management of Fungating Wounds. JWOCN. Vol.38(1) : 31-
37
T E TA N U S
PROPHYLAXIS
Tetanus-prone wound :
More than 12 hours after injury
Vulnus punctum
Animal bites
Inflammation sign
• Debridement
• Mouisture balance
• Mouisture balance
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough (2020). Wound Care Guidelines and Dressing Fromulary. NHS United Kingdom
TIMING OF SUTURE
R E M O VA L
Randall et al (2017). Laceration Repair : A Practical Approach. American Familly Physician. Vol 95(10) : 628-636