Peate, Stephens:

Wound Care at a Glance, 2nd Edition

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: The history of wound care

Chapter 2: Anatomy and physiology of the skin

Chapter 3: Psychological and social aspects of the skin

Chapter 4: Body image

Chapter 5: The skin and ageing

Chapter 6: Haemostasis

Chapter 7: Inflammation

Chapter 8: Proliferation (granulation and epithelialization)

Chapter 9: Maturation

Chapter 10: Factors affecting wound healing

Chapter 11: The impaired healing process

Chapter 12: Factors affecting wound healing

Chapter 13: Nutrition and wound healing

Chapter 14: Incontinence and wounds

Chapter 15: Vascular disease

Chapter 16: Assessment of skin

Chapter 17: Assessment of the patient with a wound

Chapter 18: Classification of wounds

Chapter 19: Legal and ethical aspects of wound care

Chapter 20: Documenting wounds and keeping records

Chapter 21: Evidence-based practice

Chapter 22: Treatment options

Chapter 23: Pain management

Chapter 24: Principles of wound management I

Chapter 25: Principles of wound management II

Chapter 26: Managing wound exudate: moist wound healing, hydration and maceration

Chapter 27: Generic wound products: mode of action

Chapter 28: Choosing a wound care product

Chapter 29: Use of topical antimicrobials and antibiotics

Chapter 30: Application of lotions, creams, emollients and ointmen

Chapter 31: Advanced technologies

Chapter 32: Pressure redistribution equipment

Chapter 33: Pressure ulcer classification and prevention

Chapter 34: Pressure ulcers

Chapter 35: Venous leg ulcers

Chapter 36: Lymphoedema

Chapter 37: Compression therapy

Chapter 38: Arterial ulcers

Chapter 39: Assessing for arterial disease: ankle brachial pressure index and toe brachial pressure index

Chapter 40: Interpreting ABPIs

Chapter 41: Diabetic foot ulcers

Chapter 42: Moisture lesions

Chapter 43: Surgical wounds

Chapter 44: Traumatic wounds

Chapter 45: Burns and scalds

Chapter 46: Atypical wounds

Chapter 47: Wounds in different populations

Chapter 48: Malignant wounds and palliative wound care
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