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Check for symptoms (pus, pimples, soft scabs, red area surrounding wound, excessive pain and/or swelling, fever)

Pus is one of the biggest signs of infection, if seen an infection is likely. Red areas around the wound will typically surround it evenly or show a streak leading to the heart. A fever combined with one of the other symptoms means an infection is most likely.

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1-Grab the outside of the glove on the area near the wrist
2-Peel the glove away from your hand, pulling the glove inside out while doing so
3-Either hold removed glove in gloved hand, or dispose of it properly
4-Peel off the remaining glove by sliding fingers into the end of the glove on the palm side
5-Turn the remaining glove inside out, placing the glove removed first inside of the second
6-Dispose of gloves properly
7-Wash hand thoroughly with soap and water

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Universal precautions are a set of guidelines and rules that are used on all clients to avoid the spread of disease ands pathogens. The precautions assume that every person and all bodily fluids are infectious.

A clean surface, water, soap, antibiotics, band-aids, gauze, a clean cloth, and gloves are all needed when caring for a wound

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A wound defined as the forceful tearing off of a part of the body, such as the skin, ear, or fingers

1-Stop bleeding by applying pressure to wound with clean cloth
2-Clean wound with soap and water, taking care to keep soap out of wound
3-Apply antibiotic ointment on wound area
4-Apple dressing on and around wound

Postcare-Change dressing and clean the wound area once a day

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A wound the pierces through skin, fat, and muscle. Typically caused by a long and sharp object such as a nail.

1-Stop bleeding with clean cloth
2-Wash the wound with water and apply soap to area around wound
3-Apply antibiotic ointment
4-Apply a dressing in the form of a band aid or gauze

Post care-Change dressing once a day and look out for signs of infections

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A surgical wound that cuts through skin, muscle, and fat to repair or remove a part of the body

1-Ensure clean environment beforehand
2-Complete surgery
3-Apply stitches to close the wound after wound is created

Postcare-If needed, apply bandage and change it once a day. Clean wound daily lightly with soap and water. Avoid water and direct sunlight on wound. Avoid strenuous activity that could reopen wound. Ask doctor for advice further care.

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A wound cause by the tearing of the skin, typically from a cut or slashing motion

1-Stop bleeding with a clean cloth or gauze
2-Clean wound with water, use soap around wound area but not in it
3-Apply antibiotic cream to wound are
4-Wrap wound in gauze or another dressing

Post care-Clean wound daily with soap and water, apply new dressing after cleaning

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Superficial wounds that break the continuity of the tissue. Simplest form of injury, little bleeding and typically seen confined to the epidermis.

1-Stop bleeding with clean cloth
2-Wash the wound with water and apply soap to area around wound
3-Apply antibiotic ointment
4-Apply a dressing in the form of a band aid or gauze

Post care-Change dressing once a day and look out for signs of infections