NUR 208 Exam Review 2 Health
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Small brownish spot on the skin ranging in color from pale tan to brown
or bluish black smaller than 6 mm - Answer: normal moles
, Thick, silvery-white scales, often on elbows/knees/scalp. - Answer:
psoriasis
Red, itchy, dry patches, may ooze or crust, common on flexor surfaces. -
Answer: eczema
Small, pinpoint red/purple spots caused by bleeding under the skin,
non-blanching. - Answer: petechiae
Vesicles (<1 cm, e.g., chickenpox), bullae (>1 cm, e.g., blister). - Answer:
Fluid-filled lesions
Firm, raised lesions >1 cm, extend into deeper dermis. - Answer:
Nodules
nonblanchable erythema of intact skin - Answer: stage 1 wound
partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis, dermis, or both - Answer:
stage 2 wound
1. full thickness; fat visable
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Small brownish spot on the skin ranging in color from pale tan to brown
or bluish black smaller than 6 mm - Answer: normal moles
, Thick, silvery-white scales, often on elbows/knees/scalp. - Answer:
psoriasis
Red, itchy, dry patches, may ooze or crust, common on flexor surfaces. -
Answer: eczema
Small, pinpoint red/purple spots caused by bleeding under the skin,
non-blanching. - Answer: petechiae
Vesicles (<1 cm, e.g., chickenpox), bullae (>1 cm, e.g., blister). - Answer:
Fluid-filled lesions
Firm, raised lesions >1 cm, extend into deeper dermis. - Answer:
Nodules
nonblanchable erythema of intact skin - Answer: stage 1 wound
partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis, dermis, or both - Answer:
stage 2 wound
1. full thickness; fat visable
