NR 511 WEEK 6 CLINICAL CASE STUDY PART
ONE COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION TEST
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
◉ b. Rubella. Answer: German measles
"rose-pink" macules and papules
◉ c. Varicella:. Answer: Chicken pox
urticarial (or itching) erythematous macules & papules
turn into vesicles & pustules.
◉ d. Roseola. Answer: light pink, erythematous macules and papules
face, neck, and extremities.
◉ e. 5th's disease. Answer: 3 Stages:
"slapped cheek" rash
-bright red bilateral cheeks
,Pink lacy (or reticulated) erythematous macules on all extremities and
trunk
◉ f. Pityriasis rosea (PR):-. Answer: solitary 2-4 patch or plaque on
the trunk
Herald's patch
Christmas tree
◉ g. Hand foot and mouth disease:. Answer: vesicles on the hands
and feet with mouth sores.
Mouth sores are in almost 90% of the cases and are usually the first
sign.
The hand vesicles-erythematous halos and appear mostly on the soles
and palms.
◉ What skin rash is associated with molluscum contagiosum.
Answer: Hand foot and mouth disease
◉ a. Tinea Pedis is also known as.... Answer: athletes foot
, ◉ Treatment for Tinea Pedis is. Answer: Ketaconozole for at least 4
weeks
◉ Tinea Cruris is also known as. Answer: Jock itch
◉ Treatment for Tinea Curis. Answer: Topical antifungal
◉ c. Tinea corporis is also know as. Answer: : Ring worm
◉ Tinea unguium: onychomycosis:. Answer: fungal infection of the
fingernails or toenails
◉ what is the treatment for tinea unguium onychomycosis?. Answer:
topical agent: Ciclopirox nail laquer 8% applied daily for months at
the base of the nail
◉ 9. Identify the virus that causes warts. Answer: HPV (Human
papilloma virus)
◉ a. Contact Dermatitis:. Answer: allergic reaction to a substance that
produces an immune reaction in your skin resulting in a very pruritic
and erythemic rash
◉ Example of contact dermatitis. Answer: Poison Ivy
ONE COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION TEST
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
◉ b. Rubella. Answer: German measles
"rose-pink" macules and papules
◉ c. Varicella:. Answer: Chicken pox
urticarial (or itching) erythematous macules & papules
turn into vesicles & pustules.
◉ d. Roseola. Answer: light pink, erythematous macules and papules
face, neck, and extremities.
◉ e. 5th's disease. Answer: 3 Stages:
"slapped cheek" rash
-bright red bilateral cheeks
,Pink lacy (or reticulated) erythematous macules on all extremities and
trunk
◉ f. Pityriasis rosea (PR):-. Answer: solitary 2-4 patch or plaque on
the trunk
Herald's patch
Christmas tree
◉ g. Hand foot and mouth disease:. Answer: vesicles on the hands
and feet with mouth sores.
Mouth sores are in almost 90% of the cases and are usually the first
sign.
The hand vesicles-erythematous halos and appear mostly on the soles
and palms.
◉ What skin rash is associated with molluscum contagiosum.
Answer: Hand foot and mouth disease
◉ a. Tinea Pedis is also known as.... Answer: athletes foot
, ◉ Treatment for Tinea Pedis is. Answer: Ketaconozole for at least 4
weeks
◉ Tinea Cruris is also known as. Answer: Jock itch
◉ Treatment for Tinea Curis. Answer: Topical antifungal
◉ c. Tinea corporis is also know as. Answer: : Ring worm
◉ Tinea unguium: onychomycosis:. Answer: fungal infection of the
fingernails or toenails
◉ what is the treatment for tinea unguium onychomycosis?. Answer:
topical agent: Ciclopirox nail laquer 8% applied daily for months at
the base of the nail
◉ 9. Identify the virus that causes warts. Answer: HPV (Human
papilloma virus)
◉ a. Contact Dermatitis:. Answer: allergic reaction to a substance that
produces an immune reaction in your skin resulting in a very pruritic
and erythemic rash
◉ Example of contact dermatitis. Answer: Poison Ivy
