Crowdly

polyurethan or silicon dressing, highly absorbent, providing thermal isolation

dressings suitable for management of sloughy or necrotic wounds, providing fluid and promoting autolysis

dressings used to decrease tissue trauma on dressing removal by reducing wound bed adherence to dressing

adhesive dressing impermeable to air and water vapour that form a gel on the wound

dressings used to lower microbiological load

highly absorbent dressings produced from calcium and sodium acid, forming a hydrophilic gel in contact with fluid

inadequate peripheral blood supply

Main factors contributing to arterial ulceration development include

varicose veins

thrombosis

50%

peripheral vascular disease

hyperlipidaemia

50%

chronic venous insufficiency

they have reduced sensitivity in the feet and are not aware of the pain caused by the pressure

Soap and water should be used in case of visibly soiled hands instead of just using alcohol-based handrubs.

Diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy are at high risk of developing foot ulcers because

they tend to forget about lower limb hygiene

they are usually confined to a wheelchair

presence of granulation tissue

The black wound bed implies

presence of fibrin or recently died cells

presence of necrotic tissue

The use of analgesics and sedatives can contribute to the increased risk of pressure ulcers.

True

False

transparent dressing coated with hypoalergenic adhesive, impermeable for fluids and bacteria, permeable for air and water vapour

The term hydrocolloid coating refers to

polyurethan or silicon dressing, highly absorbent, providing thermal isolation

dressings suitable for management of sloughy or necrotic wounds, providing fluid and promoting autolysis

dressings used to decrease tissue trauma on dressing removal by reducing wound bed adherence to dressing

adhesive dressing impermeable to air and water vapour that form a gel on the wound

dressings used to lower microbiological load

highly absorbent dressings produced from calcium and sodium acid, forming a hydrophilic gel in contact with fluid

Which of the following is not a driver of ROE according to Du Pont analysis?

Operating cash flow

Profitability

Leverage

Asset efficiency

Which of the following is not one of the three ratios used in a Du Pont analysis?

Net margin: (profit / revenue) x 100

Return on debt: (interests / liabilities) x 100

Equity multiplier: (average total assets / average equity) x 100

Total asset turnover: (revenue / average total assets)

Which of the following is not a typical benchmark used in financial analysis?

Average information for the business's industry or sector

The business's own prior-year information

The best performing company on the stock exchange for that period

Competitor information