Nurs 226 Chapter 13 Part 2 Exam Questions
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Transient Change Temporary color change, like blushing.
Pathological Change Color change related to disease.
Pallor Paleness indicating anemia or shock.
Erythema Redness indicating inflammation, fever, or
blushing.
Cyanosis Blue tint indicating hypoxia/low oxygen.
Jaundice Yellowing indicating liver dysfunction or
bilirubin
buildup.
Darker Skin Tones Color changes may be subtle; assess less
pigmented areas.
Temperature Assessment Use the back of hands; normal skin should
be warm
and equal bilaterally.
and Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
Transient Change Temporary color change, like blushing.
Pathological Change Color change related to disease.
Pallor Paleness indicating anemia or shock.
Erythema Redness indicating inflammation, fever, or
blushing.
Cyanosis Blue tint indicating hypoxia/low oxygen.
Jaundice Yellowing indicating liver dysfunction or
bilirubin
buildup.
Darker Skin Tones Color changes may be subtle; assess less
pigmented areas.
Temperature Assessment Use the back of hands; normal skin should
be warm
and equal bilaterally.
