NURS 600 Test 1 – Accurate Solutions For Every
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1 Alopecia 2 alopecia areata
3 Risk factors for AMD 4 Exogen phase
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, Alopecia involuntary hair loss
Anagen phase The growth phase, longest cycle lasting from 2 to 6
years. Majority of hair on scalp is in this phase.
Catagen Involuntary or latent phase, is the shortest cycle that
only lasts 2 to 3 weeks.
Telogen phase Lasts 2 to 3 months and is the resting phase.
Exogen phase fourth phase, when hair is shed
Alopecia areata Scalp hair loss that can occur in patches
Androgenetic alopecia hair loss over the entire scalp
Drugs that can cause hair loss: hormones, anticonvulsants, anticoagulations, oral
contraceptives, beta blockers, antimetabolites,
antithyroid drugs, and excessive amounts of vitamin a or
topical retin a
Nonscarring alopecia no clinically apparent scarring, inflammation or skin
atrophy. hair shafts are absent or small, follicles are
preserved
Scarring alopecia permanent with tissue destruction, inflammation, loss of
hair follicles, skin atrophy, fibrosis
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Age, caucasion, female, cigarette smoking, family hx
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1 Alopecia 2 alopecia areata
3 Risk factors for AMD 4 Exogen phase
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Terms in this set (55)
, Alopecia involuntary hair loss
Anagen phase The growth phase, longest cycle lasting from 2 to 6
years. Majority of hair on scalp is in this phase.
Catagen Involuntary or latent phase, is the shortest cycle that
only lasts 2 to 3 weeks.
Telogen phase Lasts 2 to 3 months and is the resting phase.
Exogen phase fourth phase, when hair is shed
Alopecia areata Scalp hair loss that can occur in patches
Androgenetic alopecia hair loss over the entire scalp
Drugs that can cause hair loss: hormones, anticonvulsants, anticoagulations, oral
contraceptives, beta blockers, antimetabolites,
antithyroid drugs, and excessive amounts of vitamin a or
topical retin a
Nonscarring alopecia no clinically apparent scarring, inflammation or skin
atrophy. hair shafts are absent or small, follicles are
preserved
Scarring alopecia permanent with tissue destruction, inflammation, loss of
hair follicles, skin atrophy, fibrosis
