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NR302 FINAL EXAM REVIEW
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Marasmus Ans: Protein-calorie deficiency
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Kwashiorkor Ans: Protein malnutrition
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Scorbutic gums Ans: Vitamin C deficiency
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Bitot spots Ans: Vitamin A deficiency
Pellagra Ans: Niacin deficiency
Magenta tongue Ans: Niacin deficiency
Rickets Ans: Riboflavin deficiency
Cyanosis Ans: late sign of poor oxygenation
Spider angiomas Ans: Often associated with excessive alcohol
consumption
Ascites Ans: Increasing abdominal girth, weight gain and
fluid volume overload
Edema Ans: fluid accumulation in interstitial spaces
Stage 1 pressure ulcer Ans: Skin is unbroken but appears red:
does not blanch
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Stage 4 pressure ulcer Ans: Deep wound that involves dermis,
epidermis, SC, muscle and or bone
Stage 3 pressure ulcer Ans: - Crater like wound with loss of
dermis, epidermis, and SC tissue
- May have tunneling
- Check with sterile cotton tipped applicator
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- To stage: Assess depth of wound and tissue status
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Stage 2 pressure ulcer Ans: Skin is broken, and there is
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superficial skin loss. May an abrasion, vesicle, erosion,
drainage.
Acne Ans: Hormonal changes that occur with puberty cause
adolescents to be at risk for which condition?
Actinic keratosis Ans: a red, scaly plaque occurring in sun-
exposed areas, is precancerous
Macule Ans: Solely a color change, flat and circumscribed
Patch Ans: Macules that are larger than 1 cm
Nodule Ans: Solid, elevated, hard or soft, larger than 1 cm
Wheal Ans: Superficial, raised, transient, red, slightly
irregular shape from edema
Vesicle Ans: Elevated cavity containing free fluid, up to 1 cm
Pustule Ans: Pus in the cavity
NR302 FINAL EXAM REVIEW
Questions and Answers (100%
Correct Answers) Already Graded A+
Marasmus Ans: Protein-calorie deficiency
© 2026 Assignment
Kwashiorkor Ans: Protein malnutrition
Guru01 - Stuvia
Scorbutic gums Ans: Vitamin C deficiency
Expert
Bitot spots Ans: Vitamin A deficiency
Pellagra Ans: Niacin deficiency
Magenta tongue Ans: Niacin deficiency
Rickets Ans: Riboflavin deficiency
Cyanosis Ans: late sign of poor oxygenation
Spider angiomas Ans: Often associated with excessive alcohol
consumption
Ascites Ans: Increasing abdominal girth, weight gain and
fluid volume overload
Edema Ans: fluid accumulation in interstitial spaces
Stage 1 pressure ulcer Ans: Skin is unbroken but appears red:
does not blanch
, 2
Stage 4 pressure ulcer Ans: Deep wound that involves dermis,
epidermis, SC, muscle and or bone
Stage 3 pressure ulcer Ans: - Crater like wound with loss of
dermis, epidermis, and SC tissue
- May have tunneling
- Check with sterile cotton tipped applicator
© 2026 Assignment
- To stage: Assess depth of wound and tissue status
Guru01 - Stuvia
Stage 2 pressure ulcer Ans: Skin is broken, and there is
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superficial skin loss. May an abrasion, vesicle, erosion,
drainage.
Acne Ans: Hormonal changes that occur with puberty cause
adolescents to be at risk for which condition?
Actinic keratosis Ans: a red, scaly plaque occurring in sun-
exposed areas, is precancerous
Macule Ans: Solely a color change, flat and circumscribed
Patch Ans: Macules that are larger than 1 cm
Nodule Ans: Solid, elevated, hard or soft, larger than 1 cm
Wheal Ans: Superficial, raised, transient, red, slightly
irregular shape from edema
Vesicle Ans: Elevated cavity containing free fluid, up to 1 cm
Pustule Ans: Pus in the cavity
