NHG-Richtlijnen
NHG-Standaard
M70
2.0
mei 2015
mei 2015
S. Huid en subcutis

Begrippen

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Richtlijnen preventie

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Richtlijnen diagnostiek

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Anamnese

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Lichamelijk onderzoek

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Evaluatie

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Richtlijnen beleid

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Wondbehandeling

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Algemeen
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Verbandwisseling
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Debridement
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Behandeling van infectie
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Pijnbestrijding
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Controle en samenwerking

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Consultatie en verwijzing

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Belangrijkste wijzigingen

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Kernboodschappen

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Inleiding

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Scope

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Buiten de scope

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Afstemming

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Achtergronden

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Begrippen

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Decubitus

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Pathofysiologie

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Epidemiologie

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Decubitus bij donkere huid

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Risicofactoren

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Pijn

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Richtlijnen preventie

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Preventie gericht op externe factoren

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Adviezen ten aanzien van de houding van de patiënt

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Adviezen ten aanzien van de onderlaag

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Andere hulpmiddelen

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Preventie gericht op patiëntgebonden factoren

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Richtlijnen diagnostiek

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Anamnese

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Lichamelijk onderzoek

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Donkere huidskleur

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Aanvullend onderzoek

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Evaluatie

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Differentiaaldiagnose

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Het TIME-model

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Richtlijnen beleid

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Preventie

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Onderlaag en wondbehandeling

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Documentatie beloop

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Voorlichting en advies

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Thuisarts

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Wondbehandeling

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Algemeen

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Verbandmateriaal

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Decubitus categorie I
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Decubitus categorie II
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Decubitus categorie III en IV
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Verbandwisseling

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Débridement

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Behandeling van infectie

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Antibiotische behandeling

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Pijnbestrijding

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Lokale middelen

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Controle en samenwerking

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Afstemming wondcontrole

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Consultatie en verwijzing

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Bijlage Verbandmateriaal afhankelijk van T, M en I

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