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Skin Anatomy and Physiology

Skin Anatomy and Physiology

  • 3.0 CE hours: AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for physicians, ANCC contact hours for nurses
  • Self-paced, 100% online, 24/7 access
  • Interactive lessons with clinical images, illustrations and knowledge checks
  • AI tutor that answers questions from this module’s content
  • Key terms, flashcards, workbook and printable handouts
  • 90-day course access

Purulent Drainage: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Wound infections are a common concern, and one of the key indicators of infection is purulent drainage. If you’ve noticed unusual fluid oozing from a wound, you’re probably dealing with a form of purulent drainage. WoundEducators will help you understand what purulent drainage is, what causes it, and how to treat it. What is Purulent Drainage? Purulent…

Wound Care: Enhancing Healthcare for the Aging Population

Wound care plays a crucial role in providing effective healthcare, particularly for the aging population. With age, individuals face an increased risk of developing chronic wounds due to various age-related conditions. In this article, we will explore the impact of chronic conditions on wound development, the influence of aging on wound healing, and the essential…

The NWCC® Certification 

The NWCC® Certification 

The NWCC® Nutrition Wound Care Certification is offered by NAWCO®. The National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy (formerly the National Alliance of Wound Care) is a national, multidisciplinary wound care certification board. NWCC® Certification Information Nutrition for Wound Care Certification Wound care is a critical aspect of healthcare that requires comprehensive and multi-disciplinary care….

Online Wound Care Training Courses

Online Wound Care Training Courses

Whether you are aiming for wound care certification or just want to learn more about wound care, our online wound care training courses can help you advance your skills – all on your own time! Aside from becoming certified, many healthcare professionals use our online wound care training courses to brush up on their skills,…

Sickle Cell Ulcers: Summary

Sickle Cell Ulcers: Summary

Sickle cell ulcers affect around 75% of all sickle cell sufferers and can prove extremely painful and debilitating for the patient. Management of sickle cell ulcers relies on the effective implementation of good wound care practices. However, even under optimal treatment conditions, sickle cell ulcers can prove extremely intractable and may persist for several months…

Wound Care Course Topics

Wound Care Course Topics

WoundEducators.com aims to offer healthcare professionals the most up to date wound management information at affordable prices. Nearly everyone will experience at least one type of wound in their lifetime, making wound care education is extremely important. Our wound care courses cover a broad spectrum of wounds, wound management practices, and wound products currently available….

Wound Bed Preparation- Exudate Management

Wound Bed Preparation- Exudate Management

Moisture balance in the wound bed is essential to wound healing. The body produces exudate as a response to tissue injury, and the amount of exudate is dependent upon the pressure gradient within the tissue itself. Wounds must be moist enough to promote cell growth and proliferation, as well as support the removal of dead…

What’s Included in Our Wound Care Courses?

What’s Included in Our Wound Care Courses?

The Smart Choice for Online Wound Care Certification Courses! WoundEducators started with a mission to provide the very best virtual education for professionals looking to advance their careers through wound care. We created the very first 100% online wound care certification course and have been at it ever since. With WoundEducators, you can enroll with…

Extremit-Ease: Not Your Mother’s Compression Garment

Venous insufficiency is a common condition which results in edema due to elevated pressure within the capillary beds, as well as distention of the capillary beds. Venous insufficiency is often improved in the morning when the patient has been laying down all night, and worsens when the patient is up and the affected limb(s) are…