Traumatic wounds: nursing assessment and management

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the technique which should be used for the assessment, treatment and management of traumatic wounds. The stabilization of the patient and the drug therapy which can be offered are discussed.

Methods, Traumatology

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Traumatic wounds: local wound management

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the management of wounds often treated in accident and emergency departments and minor injury units are discussed. Abrasions are generally left to heal by secondary intention, but it is advisable to cover them with a non-adherent dressing. Bite wounds carry significant risk of infection, and antibiotics may be required.

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Traumatic wounds: The management of superficial and partial thickness burns

Article Abstract:

The preservation of life over limb is the goal of the initial care of a wound patient. Partial thickness and superficial burn injuries management is the focus of this article.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Management, Health care industry, Practice, Burns, Company business management, Burns and scalds, Burn therapy

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