NUR 654 Final Exam Review
Dermascope -ANS-Tool to examine skin lesions and pores.
Tzanck smear -ANS-Test for assessing herpes simplex virus lesions.
Benzoyl peroxide -ANS-Topical treatment for acne.
Clindamycin -ANS-Antibiotic used for acne treatment.
Rosacea management -ANS-Avoid spicy foods to reduce flare-ups.
Contraceptives for acne -ANS-YAS, orthotryclin, estrostrep indicated for treatment.
Fight bite -ANS-Concern for osteomyelitis and septic arthritis.
Partial thickness burn -ANS-Burn type requiring potential emergency referral.
Steven Johnson syndrome -ANS-Rash that typically peels in sheets.
Urticaria causes -ANS-NSAIDs can trigger urticaria rash.
Persistent itching labs -ANS-Order CBC, BUN, thyroid panel, blood glucose.
Scabies treatment -ANS-Seal items in plastic for one week.
, Impetigo treatment -ANS-Augmentin is the recommended antibiotic.
Psoriasis type -ANS-Characterized by plaque formation.
Warts characteristics -ANS-Most are benign and may regress spontaneously.
Lead level 25 -ANS-Follow-up testing needed to prevent damage.
Atrial fibrillation -ANS-Refer to cardiologist for heart palpitations.
Bioterrorism initial response -ANS-Contain exposure to prevent further harm.
Mandatory reporting -ANS-Sexual assault on minors must be reported.
HIV testing timeline -ANS-Test at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months.
Heat stroke -ANS-Core temperature exceeds 106 degrees Fahrenheit.
Opioid withdrawal symptoms -ANS-Includes hyperactive bowel sounds and pupil dilation.
Cognitive behavioral therapy -ANS-Best treatment for suicide risk prevention.
Malnutrition prevention -ANS-May improve quality and length of life in ALS.
Dermascope -ANS-Tool to examine skin lesions and pores.
Tzanck smear -ANS-Test for assessing herpes simplex virus lesions.
Benzoyl peroxide -ANS-Topical treatment for acne.
Clindamycin -ANS-Antibiotic used for acne treatment.
Rosacea management -ANS-Avoid spicy foods to reduce flare-ups.
Contraceptives for acne -ANS-YAS, orthotryclin, estrostrep indicated for treatment.
Fight bite -ANS-Concern for osteomyelitis and septic arthritis.
Partial thickness burn -ANS-Burn type requiring potential emergency referral.
Steven Johnson syndrome -ANS-Rash that typically peels in sheets.
Urticaria causes -ANS-NSAIDs can trigger urticaria rash.
Persistent itching labs -ANS-Order CBC, BUN, thyroid panel, blood glucose.
Scabies treatment -ANS-Seal items in plastic for one week.
, Impetigo treatment -ANS-Augmentin is the recommended antibiotic.
Psoriasis type -ANS-Characterized by plaque formation.
Warts characteristics -ANS-Most are benign and may regress spontaneously.
Lead level 25 -ANS-Follow-up testing needed to prevent damage.
Atrial fibrillation -ANS-Refer to cardiologist for heart palpitations.
Bioterrorism initial response -ANS-Contain exposure to prevent further harm.
Mandatory reporting -ANS-Sexual assault on minors must be reported.
HIV testing timeline -ANS-Test at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months.
Heat stroke -ANS-Core temperature exceeds 106 degrees Fahrenheit.
Opioid withdrawal symptoms -ANS-Includes hyperactive bowel sounds and pupil dilation.
Cognitive behavioral therapy -ANS-Best treatment for suicide risk prevention.
Malnutrition prevention -ANS-May improve quality and length of life in ALS.
