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Definition: A superficial wound where the skin is scraped off due to friction with a rough surface. Initial Care:Clean the area with mild soap and water.Apply an antiseptic ointment.Cover with a sterile bandage to prevent infection.              Post Care:Change the dressing daily.Keep the wound clean and dry.Watch for signs of infection like redness or swelling.No referral needed unless infection occurs.  

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Definition: A wound where the skin is torn, often by sharp objects, resulting in irregular edges.         Initial Care:Apply direct pressure to stop bleeding.Clean with saline or water.If the wound is deep, apply a sterile dressing and seek medical help immediately.                                                             Post Care:May require sutures or staples if the wound is deep.Follow the healthcare provider's instructions.Keep the area clean and dry.Possible referral to a doctor for stitches if necessary.   

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Definition: A clean, straight cut usually made by a sharp object like a knife or scalpel.            Initial Care:Apply pressure to stop bleeding if needed.Clean the wound with mild soap and water or saline.Cover with a sterile bandage. Post Care:Often requires sutures or staples.Keep the wound clean and dry.Follow up with a healthcare provider to remove stitches if applicable.   

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Definition: A small but deep wound caused by a pointed object that penetrates the skin.             Initial Care:Clean with mild soap and water.Apply pressure if bleeding.Cover with a sterile dressing. Post Care:Watch for infection; if symptoms of infection appear, seek medical help.Possible tetanus shot, depending on the object that caused the wound.   

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Definition: Universal precautions are the standard infection control practices used to prevent the spread of bloodborne pathogens. These practices include:
Always wear gloves when caring for a wound.
Use masks, eye protection, and gowns if necessary.
Dispose of contaminated materials properly in designated bins.
Wash hands thoroughly before and after caring for a wound.

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Pinch the outside of one glove near the wrist and peel it off.
Hold the removed glove in your gloved hand.
Insert your fingers underneath the second glove and peel it off, turning it inside out.
Dispose of gloves in a proper waste container.
Wash your hands thoroughly after removing gloves.

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Redness and swelling around the wound.
Increased pain or tenderness.
Warmth around the area.
Discharge of pus or other fluids.
Foul odor.
Fever.