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WOUND CARE TERMINILOGY

WOUND care TERMINILOGY . ORGANIZATION FOR WOUND care NURSES | Abscess: Accumulation of pus enclosed anywhere in the body. Abrasion: Wearing away through some mechanical process such as friction or trauma. Angiogenesis: The process of producing blood vessels during the granulation phase of WOUND healing. Autolysis: The process of breakdown down of dead tissue or devitalized tissue with the use of enzymes. Atrophie blanche: Atrophic (thin) skin with ivory-white, depressed, discolored tissue with red dots of the dermal capillaries, typically seen around the ankles. May arise within the fibrotic area of lipodermatosclerosis and doesn't represent a healed ulcer. Bioburden: Dead cells and fluid that collects between dressing changes and needs cleaning off the WOUND bed to allow healing.

WOUND CARE TERMINILOGY ORGANIZATION FOR WOUND CARE NURSES | WWW.WOUNDCARENURSES.ORG 3 Exudate: Fluid from the wound that can be serous, sanguineous or purulent. Fibrin: A protein involved in the clotting process required in the granulation phase of healing. Fascia: Connective tissue that covers muscle and found …

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