The Physics of NPWT

Content
2 modules

Rating

Course Length
90 mins

Instructor
Medela Global Education

Price
Free

Description

In this module we explore the physics behind negative pressure wound therapy. Some of the key questions we will explore include how negative pressure is created and delivered to the wound bed, and how changes in pressure lead to fluid removal. 

Finally, we explore several of the clever adaptations that have been made to negative pressure wound therapy systems to enhance their function.

Please click on all + signs that you see in the course. Please click on all visual cards that ask you to "flip" them. You will not be able to advance to the next section unless you do and answer any questions in that section.

There will be a some questions at the end of some sections of the training to check for comprehension.

Good luck and enjoy the course.

 

This course is CPD certified.

Objectives

To explain the physics of negative pressure.

  • Describe how negative pressure is created and the importance of a pressure gradient
  • Explain how fluid removal occurs during NPWT

To describe the ways in which NPWT devices have been modified to perfect fluid and pressure dynamics.

To describe the fundamental requirements of NPWT that need to be delivered for the full mechanisms of action to be achieved.

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Certificate CPD The Physics of NPWT

Learning Credits

CPD
1.5
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The physics of NPWT
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Added about 1 month ago, by Jason
VERY GOOD COURSE
 
Added about 1 month ago, by Anthony
lots of great info
 
Added 3 months ago, by April
Great information and knowledge to understand the mechanism of NPWT.
 
Added 8 months ago, by Anonymous
very informative
 
Added 8 months ago, by Robin
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Added 9 months ago, by NATALIE
Great in depth course over the physics of a wound vac. Really explains how a wound vac works and the benefits it provides to a wound.
 
Added 11 months ago, by Stacey
b
 
Added about 1 year ago, by Mohd amir
nice information
 
Added over 1 year ago, by Vimal
great
 
Added over 1 year ago, by Anonymous
Thank you

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