1
Q
What is Grade 0?
A
No ulceration present, but high risk foot.
2
Q
What is Grade 1?
A
Wound present without extension in subcutaneous tissue
3
Q
What is Grade 2?
A
Full thickness ulcer, underlying structures may be exposed. Infection NOT present
4
Q
What is Grade 3?
A
Full thickness ulcer with + infection (osteomyelitis, abscess or joint sepsis.)
5
Q
What is Grade 4?
A
Localized (toe, heel, forefoot) gangrene
6
Q
What is Grade 5?
A
Gangrene of the ENTIRE FOOT!
Final Frontier Other Systems
flashcards
Decks in class (52)
# Cards
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Paget's Disease4
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)8
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Osteoporosis and Osteomalacia (GOLD)20
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Rules of 9 (Burns)12
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Burn Classification25
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Positioning Strategies for Common Deformities from Burns14
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Dermatitis4
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Common Skin Disorders15
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Immune Disorders of the Skin7
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Skin Cancers8
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Examination of the Skin15
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Burn Management8
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Endocrine System Hormones and Metabolic Syndrome24
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Addison's and Cushing's Disease14
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Hyper and Hypo Thyroidism24
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Parathyroid Conditions6
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Diabetes35
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Incontinence11
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Normal Wound Healing19
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NPIAP Staging for Pressure Injuries9
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Wagner Classification Scale6
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Venous Ulcers11
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Arterial Ulcers9
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Diabetic Ulcers3
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Wound Cleaning and Debridement16
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Wound Dressings28
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PT and Pregnancy39
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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)12
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GI Pain Referral Patterns and Hernias'17
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Cholecystitis4
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Peptic Ulcers9
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)12
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)9
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Appendicitis9
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Rheumatoid Arthritis21
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Gastrointestinal System9
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Genitourinary System (Electrolyte Imbalances)26
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Urinary Tract Infection and Kidney Stones12
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Renal Failure12
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Dehydration5
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AIDS19
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Cancer24
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Cancer Staging and Grading10
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Normal (Blood) Lab Values + Exercise Recommendations11
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Red-Black-Yellow Grading System7
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Laboratory Tests and Reference Ranges15
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia4
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Ehlers Danlos Syndrome2
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Psoriatic Arthritis & Reactive Arthritis; Reiter's, Sarcoidosis8
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Sjogren Syndrome2
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Waddell Sign14
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Monofilament Testing3
