Wound Management – SBA

Bites and Nibbles

Bites and Nibbles

Wound Management – SBA Bites and Nibbles

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
A 35-year-old male presents to the Emergency Department (ED) with a dog bite to his hand. It happened three hours ago and he washed his hand with soap and water before arriving to the ED.

He takes Apixaban and Bisoprolol for atrial fibrillation.

Which of the following is true with regards to factors increasing the risk of wound infection?
- Cat bites increase the risk of infection
- Bites over the chest and abdomen
- Older people with no systemic disease have less risk of infection
- Delayed presentation of more than 4 hours
- Penetrating wounds involving the joints or vascular structures are not at risk of developing infection
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Question 2 of 3

2. Question
Which of the following condition would necessitate the need for primary wound closure?
- Wounds between 12 -24 hours after the bite
- Deep puncture wounds (cat bites)
- Bites to hand and feet
- Heavily contaminated wounds
- Infected bite wounds
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3. Question
According to NICE guidelines, which of the following is an indication for prophylactic antibiotics?
- All dog bites in UK that has neither broken the skin nor drawn blood
- Dog bites that have broken the skin but not drawn blood
- Cat bites that have not broken the skin
- Cat bites that have broken the skin but not drawn blood
- Patients with hypothyroidism and ischaemic heart disease
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