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pruritus - answer :-itching of the skin
redness
raised areas
release of histamine
Meds for Pruritis - answer :-TREAT THE CAUSE
Topical tricyclic for severe itching
oral h1 antagonist (benadryL, vistaril, atarax)
Topical corticosteroids
If a patient with HIV comes in with a newly identified skin rash or lesions,
what is the probable cause? - answer :-reduction of the pts CD4 count
Pitted surface of finger nails is a indication of ________ - answer :-
psoriasis
,If a patient presents with suspected herpes, what kind of testing should be
done? - answer :-Tzanck smear
What is a reliable treatment for acne? - answer :-Benzoyl peroxide and
erythromycin
Psoriasis will require - answer :-lifelong management
a pt with a squamous cell carcinoma will likely be treated with a - answer
:-surgical excision
Black and blue lesions are indicative of - answer :-malignant melanoma
Kaposi sarcoma originates in e - answer :-endothelial cells lining small
blood vessels
seborric keratosis - answer :-noncancerous skin growth usually
black,brown or light tan
does not require medical intervention unless cosmetically unacceptable
in a patient with psoriasis, what should also be assessed - answer :-any
joint pain or immobility
If a patient has to use a corticosteroid around their eyes, what is a likely
consequence? - answer :-cataracts
Bluish marbling on skin - answer :-mottling
, A group of disorders characterized by inflammation and irritation of the
mucous membranes of the nose - answer :-rhinitis
excessive nasal congestion, discharge, sneezing, and pruritus of the nose,
roof of mouth, throat, eyes, and ears - answer :-rhinorrhea
Viral Rhinitis - answer :-common cold
acute inflammation of the mucous membranes and the nasal cavity
clinical manifestations of viral rhinitis - answer :-low-grade fever, nasal
congestion, rhinorrhea and nasal discharge, halitosis, sneezing, watery
eyes, sore throat, general malaise, chills, muscle and head aches.
The common cold (viral rhinitis) can exacerbate - answer :-herpes
simplex (cold sores)
inflammation of the paranasal sinuses and nasal cavity - answer :-
rhinosinusitis (sinusitis)
Acute Rhinosinusitis - answer :-less than 4 weeks
Subacute rhinosinusitis - answer :-Lasts from 4 weeks to less than 12
weeks
Chronic Rhinosinusitis - answer :-Lasts beyond 12 weeks
Preparation/ NSG 3250 Exam 2 Practice
Exam With 100 Complete Questions And
Correct Answers |Already Graded A+||Brand
New Versions!!
pruritus - answer :-itching of the skin
redness
raised areas
release of histamine
Meds for Pruritis - answer :-TREAT THE CAUSE
Topical tricyclic for severe itching
oral h1 antagonist (benadryL, vistaril, atarax)
Topical corticosteroids
If a patient with HIV comes in with a newly identified skin rash or lesions,
what is the probable cause? - answer :-reduction of the pts CD4 count
Pitted surface of finger nails is a indication of ________ - answer :-
psoriasis
,If a patient presents with suspected herpes, what kind of testing should be
done? - answer :-Tzanck smear
What is a reliable treatment for acne? - answer :-Benzoyl peroxide and
erythromycin
Psoriasis will require - answer :-lifelong management
a pt with a squamous cell carcinoma will likely be treated with a - answer
:-surgical excision
Black and blue lesions are indicative of - answer :-malignant melanoma
Kaposi sarcoma originates in e - answer :-endothelial cells lining small
blood vessels
seborric keratosis - answer :-noncancerous skin growth usually
black,brown or light tan
does not require medical intervention unless cosmetically unacceptable
in a patient with psoriasis, what should also be assessed - answer :-any
joint pain or immobility
If a patient has to use a corticosteroid around their eyes, what is a likely
consequence? - answer :-cataracts
Bluish marbling on skin - answer :-mottling
, A group of disorders characterized by inflammation and irritation of the
mucous membranes of the nose - answer :-rhinitis
excessive nasal congestion, discharge, sneezing, and pruritus of the nose,
roof of mouth, throat, eyes, and ears - answer :-rhinorrhea
Viral Rhinitis - answer :-common cold
acute inflammation of the mucous membranes and the nasal cavity
clinical manifestations of viral rhinitis - answer :-low-grade fever, nasal
congestion, rhinorrhea and nasal discharge, halitosis, sneezing, watery
eyes, sore throat, general malaise, chills, muscle and head aches.
The common cold (viral rhinitis) can exacerbate - answer :-herpes
simplex (cold sores)
inflammation of the paranasal sinuses and nasal cavity - answer :-
rhinosinusitis (sinusitis)
Acute Rhinosinusitis - answer :-less than 4 weeks
Subacute rhinosinusitis - answer :-Lasts from 4 weeks to less than 12
weeks
Chronic Rhinosinusitis - answer :-Lasts beyond 12 weeks
