NURS 623 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉Primary Lesions > 1cm and raised usually seen with warts and
sebaceous cysts. Answer: papules and nodules
◉Primary Lesion that is >1cm, raised, clear fluid filled seen with
blisters?. Answer: Bulla
◉Primary Lesion that is raised and filled with pus seen with acne.
Answer: pustule
◉Primary symptom is pruritis, with skin lesions of mild erythema to
severe lichenification, presents as red patches with white scales on
top. Answer: Eczema (Atopic dermatitis)
◉Treatment for Eczema (atopic dermatitis). Answer: MOISTURIZE
avoid triggers topical steroids, oral antihistamines at night
If wet: Burow's solution, saline, or silver nitrate to dry out
, ◉most common in middle-aged to older adults, and it affects women
more than men and usually it has to have at least one month at least
of bilateral shoulder pain (mimics RA with symptoms being worse in
the morning). Answer: Polymyalgia Rheumatica
◉what causes reduced ROM of shoulders with Polymyalgia
Rheumatica. Answer: Pain NOT joint swelling
◉inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous gland and its
accompanying hair follicle primarily located on the face but also on
the chest, back, & upper outer arm. Answer: acne vulgaris
◉What are some treatments for acne vulgaris. Answer: Tretinonin
(retin-a), topical and systemic (benzoyl peroxide & mycine),
Isotretinoin(Acutane), BCP
◉A skin condition primarily centrally on the face, chronic, persistent
erythema, telangiectasia, erythematous papules, and can cause a
bulbous nose.. Answer: Rosacea
◉What are triggers of rosacea?. Answer: Sun exposure, hot/cold
weather, hot spicy aged drinks/foods
◉highly contagious.Honey crusted plaques, usually on face
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉Primary Lesions > 1cm and raised usually seen with warts and
sebaceous cysts. Answer: papules and nodules
◉Primary Lesion that is >1cm, raised, clear fluid filled seen with
blisters?. Answer: Bulla
◉Primary Lesion that is raised and filled with pus seen with acne.
Answer: pustule
◉Primary symptom is pruritis, with skin lesions of mild erythema to
severe lichenification, presents as red patches with white scales on
top. Answer: Eczema (Atopic dermatitis)
◉Treatment for Eczema (atopic dermatitis). Answer: MOISTURIZE
avoid triggers topical steroids, oral antihistamines at night
If wet: Burow's solution, saline, or silver nitrate to dry out
, ◉most common in middle-aged to older adults, and it affects women
more than men and usually it has to have at least one month at least
of bilateral shoulder pain (mimics RA with symptoms being worse in
the morning). Answer: Polymyalgia Rheumatica
◉what causes reduced ROM of shoulders with Polymyalgia
Rheumatica. Answer: Pain NOT joint swelling
◉inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous gland and its
accompanying hair follicle primarily located on the face but also on
the chest, back, & upper outer arm. Answer: acne vulgaris
◉What are some treatments for acne vulgaris. Answer: Tretinonin
(retin-a), topical and systemic (benzoyl peroxide & mycine),
Isotretinoin(Acutane), BCP
◉A skin condition primarily centrally on the face, chronic, persistent
erythema, telangiectasia, erythematous papules, and can cause a
bulbous nose.. Answer: Rosacea
◉What are triggers of rosacea?. Answer: Sun exposure, hot/cold
weather, hot spicy aged drinks/foods
◉highly contagious.Honey crusted plaques, usually on face
