NUR612 Exam 6 (Latest Update) Questions and Verified
Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A
classic complaint of complex regional pain syndrome (CPRS) - ANSWER-pain that seems out of
proportion to the injury and a sympathetic nervous system component that includes increased sweating
and vasomotor instability
osteomyelitis - ANSWER-acute or chronic infection of the bone
MRI shows presence of infected/ dead bone tissue - ANSWER-chronic osteomyelitis
Most common osteomyelitis - ANSWER-staph aureus
Most commons site of tuberculosis in bones - ANSWER-spine, followed by knees and hips
Epiphyseal growth plate - ANSWER-maintains continuous bone formation and continuous cartilage
synthesis, calcification, erosion, and osteoblast invasion
Paget disease - ANSWER-second most common bone disease after osteporosis
Ankylosing spondylitis - ANSWER-90% of people will possess the HLA-B27 antigen
HLA-B27 antigen - ANSWER-people with this antigen will have uveitis (painful red eye, photophobia,
possible decreased vision) or aoritis
Why is rheumatic disease dangerous if missed? - ANSWER-it can cause blindness
Why is temporal arteritis (giant cell arteritis) dangerous if missed? - ANSWER-it can cause blindness
Major cell of epidermis; forms layer of skin, hair, and nails - ANSWER-keratinocytes
, 85% of epidermal cells are? - ANSWER-keratinocytes
Langerhan cells - ANSWER-immunologic cells responsible for recognizing foreign antigens that are
harmful to the body
Where are the eccrine glands located? - ANSWER-in the subq tissue layer
Eccrine glands produce sweat that reaches the surface of the skin... - ANSWER-involved in temperature
regulation
Rashes - ANSWER-temporary eruptions of the skin
wheal - ANSWER-elevated mass with transient borders.Not containing free fluid (insect bite, hives)
vesicle - ANSWER-circumscribed, elevated, palpable mass containing serous fluid (HSV, varicella, second
degree burn, poison ivy)
acne treatment - ANSWER-topical creams and abx
acne vulgaris - ANSWER-younger adults, "normal" acne, pilosebaceous glands
acne conglobata - ANSWER-severe cystic acne occuring later in life
rosacea - ANSWER-butterfly rash, h. pylori
Why do third degree burns not experience pain? - ANSWER-nerves are no longer intact
Superficial spreading melanoma - ANSWER-most common melanoma; characterized by raised-edged
nevus with lateral growth
Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A
classic complaint of complex regional pain syndrome (CPRS) - ANSWER-pain that seems out of
proportion to the injury and a sympathetic nervous system component that includes increased sweating
and vasomotor instability
osteomyelitis - ANSWER-acute or chronic infection of the bone
MRI shows presence of infected/ dead bone tissue - ANSWER-chronic osteomyelitis
Most common osteomyelitis - ANSWER-staph aureus
Most commons site of tuberculosis in bones - ANSWER-spine, followed by knees and hips
Epiphyseal growth plate - ANSWER-maintains continuous bone formation and continuous cartilage
synthesis, calcification, erosion, and osteoblast invasion
Paget disease - ANSWER-second most common bone disease after osteporosis
Ankylosing spondylitis - ANSWER-90% of people will possess the HLA-B27 antigen
HLA-B27 antigen - ANSWER-people with this antigen will have uveitis (painful red eye, photophobia,
possible decreased vision) or aoritis
Why is rheumatic disease dangerous if missed? - ANSWER-it can cause blindness
Why is temporal arteritis (giant cell arteritis) dangerous if missed? - ANSWER-it can cause blindness
Major cell of epidermis; forms layer of skin, hair, and nails - ANSWER-keratinocytes
, 85% of epidermal cells are? - ANSWER-keratinocytes
Langerhan cells - ANSWER-immunologic cells responsible for recognizing foreign antigens that are
harmful to the body
Where are the eccrine glands located? - ANSWER-in the subq tissue layer
Eccrine glands produce sweat that reaches the surface of the skin... - ANSWER-involved in temperature
regulation
Rashes - ANSWER-temporary eruptions of the skin
wheal - ANSWER-elevated mass with transient borders.Not containing free fluid (insect bite, hives)
vesicle - ANSWER-circumscribed, elevated, palpable mass containing serous fluid (HSV, varicella, second
degree burn, poison ivy)
acne treatment - ANSWER-topical creams and abx
acne vulgaris - ANSWER-younger adults, "normal" acne, pilosebaceous glands
acne conglobata - ANSWER-severe cystic acne occuring later in life
rosacea - ANSWER-butterfly rash, h. pylori
Why do third degree burns not experience pain? - ANSWER-nerves are no longer intact
Superficial spreading melanoma - ANSWER-most common melanoma; characterized by raised-edged
nevus with lateral growth
