NU185 exam 2 /NU185 EXAM LATEST
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is psoriasis? - CORRECT ANSWER-Scaly patches on the
skin from overproduction of keratin
What is dermatitis? - CORRECT ANSWER-inflammation of the
skin (internal or external)
What is a patient with dermatitis at risk for? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Risk for bacterial infections from scratching
How is dermatitis treated? - CORRECT ANSWER-topical
steroids and moisturisers, photochemotherapy
Interventions for dermatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-- Avoid
triggers ( fabrics, harsh chemicals)
- Topical Steroids
,- Avoidance of oil-based products/perfumes
- Antihistamines
- Compresses and baths-moisturize
- Immunosuppressive
- Avoid scratching
- Loose fitting & cotton clothing
Side effects of antihistamines - CORRECT ANSWER-
drowsiness, dry mouth
Side effects of anti inflammatorys - CORRECT ANSWER-
Infection, immune system is compressed
Maceration - CORRECT ANSWER-softening of tissue due to
prolonged moisture
Sheer injury - CORRECT ANSWER-injuries that result from the
skin being drug on a surface
Intertrigo - CORRECT ANSWER-rash of the body folds
(chafing)
, Risk factors of intertrigo - CORRECT ANSWER-Candida
albicans (yeast) or bacteria infection
pruritus - CORRECT ANSWER-itching of the skin with or
without a rash
Causes of Pruritus - CORRECT ANSWER--Dry skin
-Allergy (hives)
-Eczema
Cellulitis - CORRECT ANSWER-infection of the skin
characterized by erythema, warmth and tenderness
erythema - CORRECT ANSWER-redness of the skin
Furuncles - CORRECT ANSWER-skin abscess of hair follicle
(boil)
Carbuncles - CORRECT ANSWER-A group of boils, multiple
heads
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is psoriasis? - CORRECT ANSWER-Scaly patches on the
skin from overproduction of keratin
What is dermatitis? - CORRECT ANSWER-inflammation of the
skin (internal or external)
What is a patient with dermatitis at risk for? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Risk for bacterial infections from scratching
How is dermatitis treated? - CORRECT ANSWER-topical
steroids and moisturisers, photochemotherapy
Interventions for dermatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-- Avoid
triggers ( fabrics, harsh chemicals)
- Topical Steroids
,- Avoidance of oil-based products/perfumes
- Antihistamines
- Compresses and baths-moisturize
- Immunosuppressive
- Avoid scratching
- Loose fitting & cotton clothing
Side effects of antihistamines - CORRECT ANSWER-
drowsiness, dry mouth
Side effects of anti inflammatorys - CORRECT ANSWER-
Infection, immune system is compressed
Maceration - CORRECT ANSWER-softening of tissue due to
prolonged moisture
Sheer injury - CORRECT ANSWER-injuries that result from the
skin being drug on a surface
Intertrigo - CORRECT ANSWER-rash of the body folds
(chafing)
, Risk factors of intertrigo - CORRECT ANSWER-Candida
albicans (yeast) or bacteria infection
pruritus - CORRECT ANSWER-itching of the skin with or
without a rash
Causes of Pruritus - CORRECT ANSWER--Dry skin
-Allergy (hives)
-Eczema
Cellulitis - CORRECT ANSWER-infection of the skin
characterized by erythema, warmth and tenderness
erythema - CORRECT ANSWER-redness of the skin
Furuncles - CORRECT ANSWER-skin abscess of hair follicle
(boil)
Carbuncles - CORRECT ANSWER-A group of boils, multiple
heads