WTA practice test questions

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Which of the following statements is correct regarding tissue regeneration?

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Which of the following dressings is indicated for a superficial, partial-thickness wound with minimal drainage?

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A patient in a semi-conscious state with excessive perspiration has Stage 4 pressure injuries on both trochanters. The Braden subscale score for moisture is “1” and the subscale score for mobility is “1”. Which of the following support surfaces is most appropriate?

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A patient has a sacral pressure injury that is clean but not healing after 4 weeks of pressure relief and appropriate topical therapy using moist wound healing. Which of the following represents the most appropriate intervention at this time?

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Where are lower extremity ischemic ulcers typically located?

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Which of the following findings is characteristic of venous insufficiency?

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Which of the following products is most appropriate to promote autolytic debridement of a wound with soft slough and minimal drainage that measures 2 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 1 cm (D)?

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Which of the following is a risk factor for lower extremity arterial disease?

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Which of the following can be utilized to provide therapeutic compression for patients with ulcers due to venous insufficiency?

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Which of the following findings is most indicative of a wound infection?

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Which of the following statements is correct regarding debridement?

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The presence of a cavity under the periwound that is caused by shear forces is called:

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The appearance of a surgical incision on day number 2 post-operatively on a patient with a suppressed immune system would most likely include which of the following?

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Which of the following statements is correct regarding the importance of blood glucose control as it relates to wound healing in the patient with diabetes?

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What is the primary focus in managing a Stage 1 pressure injury?

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The primary purpose of utilizing total contact casting to treat neuropathic ulcers is to:

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A patient has an infected, draining, odorous wound on the sacrum that has 60% yellow, necrotic slough. Which of the following is an appropriate dressing?

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What is the primary goal in managing a wound in the proliferative phase?

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Which of the following dressings is most appropriate to promote autolysis of a sacral wound with white, dry devitalized tissue?

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A wheelchair-bound patient with a relatively painless wound around the medial malleolus has palpable pulses, an ABI of 0.90, pitting edema of the lower extremity, and brownish discoloration around the wound. The wound measures 6 cm (L) x 6 cm (W) x 0.60 cm (D) has red tissue in the base, and large amounts of exudate. Which of the following represents the most appropriate treatment option?

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Which of the following patients would benefit most from topical growth factor therapy?

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WTA practice test questions

Which of the following statements is correct regarding tissue regeneration?

Which of the following dressings is indicated for a superficial, partial-thickness wound with minimal drainage?

A patient in a semi-conscious state with excessive perspiration has Stage 4 pressure injuries on both trochanters. The Braden subscale score for moisture is “1” and the subscale score for mobility is “1”. Which of the following support surfaces is most appropriate?

A patient has a sacral pressure injury that is clean but not healing after 4 weeks of pressure relief and appropriate topical therapy using moist wound healing. Which of the following represents the most appropriate intervention at this time?

Where are lower extremity ischemic ulcers typically located?

Which of the following findings is characteristic of venous insufficiency?

Which of the following products is most appropriate to promote autolytic debridement of a wound with soft slough and minimal drainage that measures 2 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 1 cm (D)?

Which of the following is a risk factor for lower extremity arterial disease?

Which of the following can be utilized to provide therapeutic compression for patients with ulcers due to venous insufficiency?

Which of the following findings is most indicative of a wound infection?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding debridement?

The presence of a cavity under the periwound that is caused by shear forces is called:

The appearance of a surgical incision on day number 2 post-operatively on a patient with a suppressed immune system would most likely include which of the following?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the importance of blood glucose control as it relates to wound healing in the patient with diabetes?

What is the primary focus in managing a Stage 1 pressure injury?

The primary purpose of utilizing total contact casting to treat neuropathic ulcers is to:

A patient has an infected, draining, odorous wound on the sacrum that has 60% yellow, necrotic slough. Which of the following is an appropriate dressing?

What is the primary goal in managing a wound in the proliferative phase?

Which of the following dressings is most appropriate to promote autolysis of a sacral wound with white, dry devitalized tissue?

Which of the following patients would benefit most from topical growth factor therapy?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is most appropriate for patients with which of the following wounds?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding tissue regeneration?

Which of the following dressings is indicated for a superficial, partial-thickness wound with minimal drainage?

A patient in a semi-conscious state with excessive perspiration has Stage 4 pressure injuries on both trochanters. The Braden subscale score for moisture is “1” and the subscale score for mobility is “1”. Which of the following support surfaces is most appropriate?

A patient has a sacral pressure injury that is clean but not healing after 4 weeks of pressure relief and appropriate topical therapy using moist wound healing. Which of the following represents the most appropriate intervention at this time?

Where are lower extremity ischemic ulcers typically located?

Which of the following findings is characteristic of venous insufficiency?

Which of the following products is most appropriate to promote autolytic debridement of a wound with soft slough and minimal drainage that measures 2 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 1 cm (D)?

Which of the following is a risk factor for lower extremity arterial disease?

Which of the following can be utilized to provide therapeutic compression for patients with ulcers due to venous insufficiency?

Which of the following findings is most indicative of a wound infection?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding debridement?

The presence of a cavity under the periwound that is caused by shear forces is called:

The appearance of a surgical incision on day number 2 post-operatively on a patient with a suppressed immune system would most likely include which of the following?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the importance of blood glucose control as it relates to wound healing in the patient with diabetes?

What is the primary focus in managing a Stage 1 pressure injury?

The primary purpose of utilizing total contact casting to treat neuropathic ulcers is to:

A patient has an infected, draining, odorous wound on the sacrum that has 60% yellow, necrotic slough. Which of the following is an appropriate dressing?

What is the primary goal in managing a wound in the proliferative phase?

Which of the following dressings is most appropriate to promote autolysis of a sacral wound with white, dry devitalized tissue?

Which of the following patients would benefit most from topical growth factor therapy?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is most appropriate for patients with which of the following wounds?