frank bleeding		shallow crater of missing skin
bandage		torn or irregular edges wound
abrasion		tearing away of skin and underlying tissue
local infection		surface layer of skin scraped away
purulent		pus-like drainage
puncture		injury to soft tissue/bruise
ulceration		dressing used for healing wounds
transparent dressing		surface of the skin or mucus membrane no longer intact
laceration		fartherst away from body
cytotoxic		liquid harmful to new tissue or growth
wet to dry		added material to dressing usually gelatin, pectin
incision		continued bleeding
dressing		involving the entire body
hydrocolliod dressing		holds dressing in place
maceration		invovling a particular area usually skin or wound
systemic infection		opening of underlying tissue with hard pointed object
distal		clean separation of the skin
avulsion		clear dresssing
open wound		water logged appearance of a wound
contusion		closest to body
proximal		covers the wound