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Geripardy: Pressure Ulcers

Kansas Reynolds Program in Aging Residency Education Project Curriculum Design: Shelley Bhattacharya, D.O, M.P.H. Question Design: Shelley Bhattacharya, D.O., M.P.H. and Jana Zaudke, M.D. Based on the game show Jeopardy!. Geripardy: Pressure Ulcers. Geripardy. Click Here to Start.

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Geripardy: Pressure Ulcers

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  1. Kansas Reynolds Program in Aging Residency Education Project Curriculum Design: Shelley Bhattacharya, D.O, M.P.H.Question Design: Shelley Bhattacharya, D.O., M.P.H. and Jana Zaudke, M.D.Based on the game show Jeopardy! Geripardy: Pressure Ulcers

  2. Geripardy Click Here to Start Click here for Final Geripardy

  3. Staging of Ulcers ACOVE Indicators Complications Of Ulcers Risk Factors For Ulcers Prevention of Ulcers $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50

  4. Persistent nonblanchable erythema

  5. What is a Stage I ulcer ?

  6. Full-thickness skin loss that may extend down to the fascia

  7. What is a Stage III ulcer ?

  8. Full thickness skin loss with extensive destruction i.e. damage to muscle, bone, tendon

  9. What is a Stage IV ulcer?

  10. Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis, dermis or both.

  11. What is a Stage II ulcer?

  12. Full thickness tissue loss in which slough or eschar cover the base of the ulcer

  13. What is an Unstageable ulcer?

  14. As of 10/1/07, care for this condition is no longer reimbursed for by Medicare if obtained during hospital setting

  15. What are pressure ulcers?

  16. A set of quality assessment tools for ill older adults

  17. What are the ACOVE Indicators – Assessing Care Of Vulnerable Elders?

  18. Should be instituted if the patient is at risk for a pressure ulcer and malnourished

  19. What is nutritional intervention?

  20. If the patient is at risk for pressure ulcer, then this must occur within 12 hours of admission

  21. What is pressure reduction?

  22. To be performed upon admission if the patient has limited ability to reposition

  23. What is risk assessment ?

  24. Localized infection can lead to this potentially deadly complication of pressure ulcers

  25. What is sepsis?

  26. This is the mortality rate in older persons who develop a pressure ulcer within 1 year of hospital discharge

  27. What is 60%?

  28. The extent with which ulcers interfere with a patient’s ability to perform basic ADL’s depends on this factor

  29. What are comorbid conditions?

  30. Topical preparations are responsible for this complication associated with pressure ulcers

  31. What are contact allergies?

  32. A predictor of delayed healing and also a chronic complication of pressure ulcers

  33. What is the presence of pain in the wound?

  34. Factors that are physiologic or related to disease states that increase the risk for pressure ulcer development

  35. What are intrinsic risk factors?

  36. Risk factors that lead to damaged skin due to external factors

  37. What are extrinsic risk factors?

  38. Both an intrinsic and extrinsic risk factor

  39. What is urinary and fecal incontinence?Or, what is substance abuse?

  40. 1 cigarette leads to this percentage decrease in local oxygen within 1 hour

  41. What is a 30% decrease in local oxygen to the tissue ?

  42. A method for assessing risk by evaluating: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility and nutrition

  43. What is the Braden Scale ?

  44. The frequency for repositioning to prevent mechanical loading and thus pressure ulcers

  45. What is q 2 hours ?

  46. Heels account for this percentage of all pressure ulcers

  47. What is 20% of all pressure ulcers ? Pay special attention to heels!!

  48. One method for preventing pressure ulcers that has shown a 60% relative risk reduction via a meta-analysis of 5 RCT’s

  49. What are pressure reduction mattresses?

  50. In addition to decreasing mechanical loading, and providing appropriate support surfaces, this is an evidence-based approach to prevention of pressure ulcers

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