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Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board (WOCNCB) Advanced Practice (AP) Wound Care Detailed Content Outline Content Code Description Classification Items % of Exam 1 Domain 1: Comprehensive Assessment 010000 19 24% 1A Task 1: Collect the following information related to patient and family history: 010100 4 5% 1. Chief complaint 010101 2. History of present illness 010102 3. Pain 010103 4. Past history 010104 5. Family history 010105 6. Social, personal, and developmental history 010106 7. Nutrition 010107 8. Allergies 010108 9. Medications 010109 10. Review of systems 010110 1B Task 2: Perform a problem-focused physical examination by: 010200 6 7% 1. Assessing and interpreting wound characteristics 010201 2. Assessing for indications of infection 010202 3. Staging pressure ulcers 010203 4. Assessing pressure ulcers 010204 5. Assessing lower extremity ulcers (e.g., skin and toenails, sensorimotor status, pulses, and capillary refill) 010205 6. Assess for foot deformity (e.g., Charcot changes, hammer toes) 010206 1C Task 3: Recommend/order and interpret: 010300 6 7% 1. Vascular studies 010301 2. Radiologic studies (e.g., x-ray, MRI, bone scan, ultrasound) 010302 3. Laboratory studies 010303 4. Culture and biopsy 010304

1D Task 4: Risk assessment and goals 010400 3 5% 1. Conduct and interpret risk assessment 010401 2. Identify patient/family goals and factors affecting care 010402 2 Domain 2: Diagnosis 020000 15 19% 2A Task 1: Differential diagnosis 020100 7 9% 1. Determine differential diagnoses 020101 2B Task 2: Use assessment to determine a diagnosis related to altered skin integrity: 020200 8 10% 1. Pressure ulcers 020201 2. Extremity ulcers (e.g., lymphedema, vascular insufficiency) 020202 3. Diabetic wounds 020203 4. Traumatic injury wounds 020204 5. Thermal injuries (e.g., burns, radiation) 020205 6. Atypical wounds 020206 7. Surgical wounds 020207 8. Autoimmune-related wounds 020208 9. Neoplastic wounds 020209 10. Allergic reactions 020210 11. Chemical trauma (e.g., incontinence-associated dermatitis) 020211 12. Mechanical trauma 020212 13. Skin infections (e.g., bacterial, fungal) 020213 3 Domain 3: Planning 030000 10 12% 3A Task 1: Determine wound care management plans 030100 2 3B Task 2: Determine caregiver skills and access 030200 2 3C Task 3: Determine educational needs of patient and caregiver 030300 2 3D Task 4: Determine needed supplies and accessibility 030400 2 3E Task 5: Determine a plan for follow up care 030500 2

4 Domain 4: Implementation 040000 18 23% 4A Task 1: Health Teaching and Health Promotion 040100 3 6% 1. Teach patient and/or caregiver about: a. control of risk factors b. care and prevention strategies (e.g., trauma, foot care) 2. Provide anticipatory guidance for diagnostic or therapeutic interventions 040101 040102 4B Task 2: Consultation and Coordination 40200 3 5% 1. Provide consultation to other medical staff on wound care issues 040201 2. Coordinate clinical practice to meet patient needs 040202 3. Coordinate available program services 040203 Task 3: Therapeutic Intervention 4C Committee Note: The focus of this section should be on systems (not individuals). Committee Note: Need to know, but accessibility may be an issue. 1. Recommend or prescribe: a. medications b. topical agents c. cleansing procedures and solutions d. measures to minimize risk of infection e. hydrotherapy or pulsed lavage f. autolytic debridement g. enzymatic debridement (i.e., chemical) h. mechanical debridement i. surgical debridement j. sharp instrument debridement k. chemical cauterization l. pressure, shear, and friction reduction modalities m. hyperbaric oxygenation2 n. growth factor treatment o. negative pressure wound therapy p. bioengineered tissue products q. compression therapy (e.g., pumps, wraps, stockings) 040300 10 9% 040301

2. Recommend or prescribe modalities to: a. eliminate dead space b. reduce bacterial load c. control odor d. contain drainage and/or maintain moist wound surface 040302 3. Perform: a. sharp instrument debridement b. chemical cauterization 040303 4. Initiate pain control measures 040304 5. Manage the following systemic factors that affect wound healing: a. perfusion b. nutrition c. glucose control d. immune compromise (i.e., immunosuppression) e. mobility f. incontinence g. other systemic factors 040305 4D Task 4: Referral 040400 2 3% 1. Refer for medical/surgical interventions 040401 2. Refer patient for consultation with other disciplines 040402 5 Domain 5: Evaluation 050000 9 11% 5A Task 1: Evaluate effectiveness of treatment (i.e., in relation to patient and provider goals) 050100 5B Task 2: Evaluate cost efficiency of treatment 050200 5C Task 3: Revise the plan of care based on evaluation 050300 6 Domain 6: Evaluation 060000 9 11% 6A Task 1: Quality of Practice 060100 1 1% 1. Participate on a quality/performance improvement (QPI) team 060101 2. Use QPI data to make decisions about practice 060102 3. Use QPI data to facilitate organizational policy and procedure changes 060103

Task 2: Education of the Health Care Team 6B Committee Note: Patient centered referral. Greater area of emphasis desired. 1. Identify learning needs 060201 2. Design educational programs colleagues 060202 3. Evaluate the effectiveness of education 060203 060200 * 2% 6C Task 3: Self Evaluation of Professional Practice 060300 1 1% 1. Provide age appropriate care in a culturally and ethnically sensitive manner 060301 2. Engage in a formal process to seek feedback about practice 060302 3. Take action to achieve professional goals 060303 6D Task 4: Collaboration and Collegiality 060400 1 1% 1. Collaborate with other members of the health care team 060401 2. Serve as a mentor 060402 6E Task 5: Ethics and Advocacy 060500 1 1% 1. Serve as a resource to facilitate ethical decision making 060501 2. Support team decision making related to ethics 060502 3. Promote patients autonomy, dignity, and rights 060503 6F Task 6: Research 060600 * 2% 1. Use results from evidence-based literature to: a. validate current wound care nursing practice b. suggest changes to current wound care nursing practice 2. Participate in clinical research activities (e.g., protocol development, subject selection, data collection, analysis, disseminate results) 060601 060602

6G Task 7: Resource Utilization 060700 * 2% 1. Evaluate resource options for efficient delivery of care 060701 2. Assist the patient in identifying and securing services 060702 3. Utilize community and organizational resources to enhance the plan of care 060703 6H Task 8: Leadership 060800 1 1% 1. Promotes teamwork and healthy work environments within the organization 060801 2. Influence decision making bodies regarding wound care issues 060802 3. Promotes the advancement of the profession through participation in professional organizations 060803 Totals 80 100%