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  1. Open or Closed?

    charp101 replied to charp101's topic in Wound, Ostomy, Continence
    Thanks to everyone for the input! :[anb]:

  2. Open or Closed?

    charp101 posted a topic in Wound, Ostomy, Continence
    Hi. I audit Home Health records for compliance and I have come across something that has stumped me. I need your help please. My understanding of a Stage II decubitus is that the skin is open and it will always have a depth, even if it is superficial. Unless, it is covered with necrotic tissue or has a non-removable dressing. Even if a wound bed has 100% granulation, it would still have depth, right? That is until it has completely re-epithelialized. Am I right about this? If not, I need an explanantion! I want my auditing to be accurate.

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