NURS 623 Exam 1

NURS 623 Exam 1  itchy, papulosquamous rash on the abdomen- a scaly well-circumscribed lesion at the area of the belt buckle contact dermatitis  39yr male with folliculitis lab result ruled out staph and candida you suspect uncomplicated infection. You recommend better hygiene and what? Chlorhexidine  itching worse at night , multiple excoriations in both axilla and groin on the wrist and between the fingers. Whats the diagnosis? scabies  pt diagnosed with non-bullous impetigo. Whats your first choice of drugs? Bacitracin  you have a patient that needs a single drug to treat acne rosacea and bacterial vaginosis. which of the following suits that best? Metronidazole  bilateral itching, erythematous plaques on knees and elbows that develop an adherent silvery scale that bleeds when removed. diagnosis? psoriasis  herpes zoster fever, sore throat, malaise and painful vesicles on oral or genital mucosa may have lymphadenopathy treat with of the cyclovir drugs and pain and fever control  long standing intermittent , pruritic, papulosquamous eruption over the antecubital fossae and behind the knees worse after hot water showers Atopic dermatitis (eczema)  red spot- bull's eye target lyme's disease  early stage of lyme's dx flu- like symptoms, fever ,chills, myalgia, rash or red spot that may grow in size  Fever, HA, photophobia, sore throat, myalgia, arthralgia and fatigue may have posterior cervical lymphadenopathy, pharngeal erythema with possible exudate, spleenomegaly, macopapular rash on trunk