wound care padlet by Osvaldo Garcia

Abrasion - The process's of scraping or wearing something away

ogarc6135 — 2025-03-27 13:15:11 UTC

After care - Rinse wound with clean water

Initial care- change the bandage daily or if it gets dirty or wet

Post care- let the scab fall off naturally

Universal precautions- Always wash your hands before and after touching the wound

Recognize the wound -increased redness or swelling

ogarc6135 — 2025-03-27 13:20:39 UTC

Initial care-stop the bleeding by applying gentle pressure with a clean cloth.

Aftercare- keep the wound clean and dry

Post care-Let scabs form naturally

Universal precautions- properly dispose of used bandages and gloves

Signs of infections- increased redness, swelling, or warmth

ogarc6135 — 2025-03-27 13:25:03 UTC

Initial care- Apply gentle pressure if theirs minor bleeding

Aftercare- watch for any stitches or staples coming loose

Post care- keep the area moisturized to reduce scarring

Universal precautions- keep wound care tools clean

Signs of infection - Pus,yellow drainage, or bad smell

ogarc6135 — 2025-03-27 13:28:37 UTC

Initial care-remove any dirt or debris carefully with clean tweezers

Aftercare- change the bandage daily or If it gets dirty/wet

Post care- protect healing skin with sunscreen

Universal precautions-- dispose of used bandages safely

signs of infections- fever,chills, or increasing pain

ogarc6135 — 2025-03-27 13:32:39 UTC

Initial care- cover with sterile bandage and seek medical help immediately.

Aftercare-Take prescribed medications

Post care-Keep the wound moisturized to reduce scarring

Universal precautions- Dispose of bandages and gloves properly

Signs of infections- wound reopening, not healing, or worsening.