DenudementLoss ofepidermis.FibrinA protein involvedin the clottingprocess requiredin the granulationphase of healing.CollagenThe protein that isthe maincomponent ofmany major partsof the body andwound healing.CleanwoundFree ofdevitalizedtissue, purulentdrainage anddebris.FasciaConnectivetissue thatcovers muscleand foundthroughout thebody.PusThick fluidcomposed ofleukocytes,bacteria andcellular debris.BiofilmPolysaccharidematrix formedby organismson surface ofwound.WoundmarginRim orborder ofa wound.EpidermisOutermostlayer ofskin.LesionBroad termreferring towoundsand sores.ContaminationIntroductionof non-replicatingorganismsinto woundExudateFluid from thewound that canbe serous,sanguineous orpurulent.IschemiaThe loss ordeficiencyof blood toan area.AbscessAccumulationof pusenclosedanywhere inthe body.AbrasionWearing awaythrough somemechanicalprocess such asfriction ortrauma.VaricoseveinsDilated,tortuoussubcutaneousveins of 3mmor more indiameter.Blanching The reddenedarea thatbecomes whitewith pressureappliedDehiscenceSeparationof woundedges.CellulitisInflammation orinfection of skincells that causeredness, heat,pain and edema.DenudementLoss ofepidermis.FibrinA protein involvedin the clottingprocess requiredin the granulationphase of healing.CollagenThe protein that isthe maincomponent ofmany major partsof the body andwound healing.CleanwoundFree ofdevitalizedtissue, purulentdrainage anddebris.FasciaConnectivetissue thatcovers muscleand foundthroughout thebody.PusThick fluidcomposed ofleukocytes,bacteria andcellular debris.BiofilmPolysaccharidematrix formedby organismson surface ofwound.WoundmarginRim orborder ofa wound.EpidermisOutermostlayer ofskin.LesionBroad termreferring towoundsand sores.ContaminationIntroductionof non-replicatingorganismsinto woundExudateFluid from thewound that canbe serous,sanguineous orpurulent.IschemiaThe loss ordeficiencyof blood toan area.AbscessAccumulationof pusenclosedanywhere inthe body.AbrasionWearing awaythrough somemechanicalprocess such asfriction ortrauma.VaricoseveinsDilated,tortuoussubcutaneousveins of 3mmor more indiameter.BlanchingThe reddenedarea thatbecomes whitewith pressureappliedDehiscenceSeparationof woundedges.CellulitisInflammation orinfection of skincells that causeredness, heat,pain and edema.

Wound Care - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Loss of epidermis.
    Denudement
  2. A protein involved in the clotting process required in the granulation phase of healing.
    Fibrin
  3. The protein that is the main component of many major parts of the body and wound healing.
    Collagen
  4. Free of devitalized tissue, purulent drainage and debris.
    Clean wound
  5. Connective tissue that covers muscle and found throughout the body.
    Fascia
  6. Thick fluid composed of leukocytes, bacteria and cellular debris.
    Pus
  7. Polysaccharide matrix formed by organisms on surface of wound.
    Biofilm
  8. Rim or border of a wound.
    Wound margin
  9. Outermost layer of skin.
    Epidermis
  10. Broad term referring to wounds and sores.
    Lesion
  11. Introduction of non-replicating organisms into wound
    Contamination
  12. Fluid from the wound that can be serous, sanguineous or purulent.
    Exudate
  13. The loss or deficiency of blood to an area.
    Ischemia
  14. Accumulation of pus enclosed anywhere in the body.
    Abscess
  15. Wearing away through some mechanical process such as friction or trauma.
    Abrasion
  16. Dilated, tortuous subcutaneous veins of 3mm or more in diameter.
    Varicose veins
  17. The reddened area that becomes white with pressure applied
    Blanching
  18. Separation of wound edges.
    Dehiscence
  19. Inflammation or infection of skin cells that cause redness, heat, pain and edema.
    Cellulitis