
Assessing
and Managing the Bioburden

Practice Tests
Review with Instructors
I just wanted to let you know what a great time I had at the
seminar. The information was clear, organized and
obviously culled from considerable professional experience.
Your three personalities seem to really click and the resulting
fun was a big bonus.
The course actually opened a new perspective for me. I am
positive that I will now have a greater base of knowledge to
understand the multitude of perspectives on wound care. Thanks!
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Detailed Course Information
Taught by three nationally recognized
experts and educators in Wound Care, the Wound Certification Prep
Course is an intensive 17-hour seminar, providing a comprehensive
review of topics related to wound management. The course also
includes valuable practice tests and test-taking strategies. In every aspect, this course was designed to
assist in preparing
health care professionals for the wound certification board
examinations.
Course Content
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Anatomy/Physiology of Skin
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Microbiology of
Acute and Chronic Wound Healing
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Physiological
Phases and Processes of Wound Healing
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Intrinsic and Extrinsic
Factors Affecting Wound Healing Outcomes
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Differentiation of Acute and
Chronic Wounds
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Etiologies and
Characteristics of Chronic Wounds
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Wound Risk Assessment Systems
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The Wound Assessment
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Diagnostic and Examination Tests and
Measures
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Assessment and Treatment
Documentation
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Chronic Wound Grading Systems
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Nutrition in Wound Management
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Psychosocial and Cognitive Issues
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Wound Bed Preparation (TIME)
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Assessing and Managing the Bioburden
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Methods of Debridement
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Wound Management Interventions
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Complimentary and Adjunctive
Modalities
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The Multidisciplinary Wound Care Team
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Patient/Family Education
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Test Taking Strategies for the
Adult Learner
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Practice Tests Review
Continuing Education
Credits
Physical Therapy:
This
activity
has been
applied
for
17
contact
hours
(1.7
CEUs)
with the
Texas
Physical
Therapy
Association.
Other
states
requiring
physical
therapy
continuing
education
will be
done on
an
individual
basis by
participants
with
their
CEU
approval
entity.
Nursing:
17
contact
hours
Nursing
contact
hours
have
been
applied
for
through
the
Texas
Nurses
Association,
an
accredited
approver
of
continuing
nursing
education
by the
American
Nurses
credentialing
Center's
Commission
on
Accreditation.
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