Skills Validation - Wound Care

Welcome to this real-time demonstration of a Skills Validation for wound care. In this video, you will gain valuable insights into the importance of wound care and its impact on patient healing and well-being. Our instructor will walk you through proper wound cleaning and irrigation, selecting appropriate dressings and applying them with precision, and promoting optimal wound healing. Throughout the demonstration, our instructor emphasizes the significance of infection control measures, including hand hygiene, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and maintaining a sterile environment. You will also learn about the importance of pain management and patient education in the wound care process. Proper documentation and accurate record-keeping are highlighted to ensure comprehensive patient care and maintain a detailed wound care history. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more nursing content.

[@lisaann256]

I notice on this video and a different one after irritating they don’t dry inside the wound. Do we not dry after irritating ?

[@user-qf4eb6ye9t]

If state was watching didn't you contaminate the wound when touching environment and removing dressing

[@anomagunatilake9113]

Immediately before starting the procedure ,we should don the gloves .. but here she touched the environment and started the procedure without handhygiene.

[@aco6750]

But isn’t all the paper or cotton you put in the wound is gonna stick to it and hurt when you try to remove it?

[@emlemmadingdong]

having a wet to dry dressing can actually help mechanically debride wounds! the goal is for the package to remove any non-viable tissue from the wound; however, sometimes it takes the good with it /:

[@Juandrumx]

and your touching with your “sterile “ gloves ever possible dusty wall equipment ???