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FICA tool - Answer: F-Faith or beliefs

I-Importance and Influence

C-Community

A-Address



Physiological Fatigue - Answer: Caused by exercise, or excessive use of muscles



Pathological/secondary fatigue - Answer: Mental/physical fatigue usually due to an underlying
condition



Primary prevention of fatigue - Answer: Vaccines, health diet



Early adulthood - Answer: Late teens to mid 30s

-ignores symptoms and medical care

-make decisions regarding career/marriage



Middle adulthood - Answer: Mid 30s to mid 60s

-menopause in women

-physical changes impact body image

-interested in learning new skills

-generativity-want to feel like they're doing good



Late adulthood - Answer: Mid 60s to death

-has sense of integrity--proud of life

-has sense of despair--dissatisfied with life

, Skin integrity

1. Bacterial infections - Answer: Acne vulgaris

Cellulitis



Skin integrity

2. Fungal infections - Answer: Yeast infection

Athletes foot



Skin integrity

3. Viral infections - Answer: Herpes Simplex



Skin integrity

4. Infestations - Answer: Mites

Scabies

Lice



Wound healing: Primary Intention - Answer: Wound edges well approximated.

-Sutured incision, or simple laceration



Wound healing: Secondary Intention - Answer: Wound has distant edges and granulation tissue fills
gap to close wound



Wound healing: Tertiary Intention - Answer: Wound close later with sutures.

-Wound must stay open until infection or wound contamination is healed



Phases of wound healing

1. Inflammatory - Answer: 3-5 days, blood clots form at injury site and platelets release growth
factors to help scab form

*scab*



Phases of wound healing

2. Granulation - Answer: New vessels and collagen structures form

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