NSG 430 Exam 3 – Correct Solutions To All
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Autoimmune multisystem inflammatory disease.
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1 What is a fracture? 2 Organs affected in SLE?
3 Most important early fracture priority? 4 SLE is what type of disease?
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What is a fracture? A break in the continuity of bone.
Closed vs open fracture? Closed = skin intact; Open = bone breaks through skin.
Displaced vs nondisplaced fracture? Displaced = bones out of alignment; Nondisplaced =
aligned.
Pathologic fracture is caused by? Disease like osteoporosis or cancer.
Most important early fracture priority? Neurovascular assessment (5 P's).
5 P's of neurovascular status? Pain, pallor, pulse, paresthesia, paralysis.
Compartment syndrome is caused by? Increased pressure → decreased blood flow → tissue
ischemia.
Classic sign of compartment Pain out of proportion to injury.
syndrome?
Fat embolism syndrome symptoms? Dyspnea, confusion, petechiae.
Rhabdomyolysis complication? Acute kidney injury from muscle breakdown.
Amputation priority concern? Hemorrhage + phantom limb pain.
SLE is what type of disease? Autoimmune multisystem inflammatory disease.
Classic SLE pattern? Flares and remission.
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Autoimmune multisystem inflammatory disease.
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1 What is a fracture? 2 Organs affected in SLE?
3 Most important early fracture priority? 4 SLE is what type of disease?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (56)
What is a fracture? A break in the continuity of bone.
Closed vs open fracture? Closed = skin intact; Open = bone breaks through skin.
Displaced vs nondisplaced fracture? Displaced = bones out of alignment; Nondisplaced =
aligned.
Pathologic fracture is caused by? Disease like osteoporosis or cancer.
Most important early fracture priority? Neurovascular assessment (5 P's).
5 P's of neurovascular status? Pain, pallor, pulse, paresthesia, paralysis.
Compartment syndrome is caused by? Increased pressure → decreased blood flow → tissue
ischemia.
Classic sign of compartment Pain out of proportion to injury.
syndrome?
Fat embolism syndrome symptoms? Dyspnea, confusion, petechiae.
Rhabdomyolysis complication? Acute kidney injury from muscle breakdown.
Amputation priority concern? Hemorrhage + phantom limb pain.
SLE is what type of disease? Autoimmune multisystem inflammatory disease.
Classic SLE pattern? Flares and remission.
