A wound near the medial malleolus presents shallow with irregular borders, moderate drainage, and pain that improves with limb elevation. Which type of ulcer is most likely?

Which intervention is not recommended in the first 48 hours of wound healing?

Which of the following defines angiogenesis?

A patient sustains a burn to the anterior forearm. The wound bed is moist, blisters are present, and it is painful. What is the most accurate classification?

A PTA is providing gait training for a patient with a heavily draining venous ulcer on the lower leg. The dressing becomes saturated halfway through the session. What is the most appropriate action?

Which polarity is most often used with ESTR to inhibit bacterial growth?

A PTA prepares to apply ESTR to a venous ulcer near the medial malleolus. Which patient position is MOST appropriate?

Which clinical finding is most concerning for infection rather than normal healing?

The appearance of new capillary buds and granulation tissue is most associated with which phase of healing?

A diabetic patient asks how electrical stimulation will help their chronic ulcer. What is the most accurate response?