Which skin color in a client indicates an increased urochrome level?
1
Red color
2
Blue color
3
The nurse is teaching campfire safety to a group of community members and
includes information about what to do if a person catches on fire. The nurse teaches
the mosteffective method for putting out the flames. Which information from the
group members indicates successful learning?
1
3
Pour cold liquid over the flames.
4
Which disease is caused by the virus that causes chickenpox?
1
Athlete’s foot
Correct2
Herpes zoster
3
German measles
4
,individual who has chickenpox. Athlete’s foot is caused by a fungus. German measles is
caused by a virus, but not the herpes virus. Hepatitis type A is caused by a virus, but not
the herpes virus.
Which secondary skin lesion may include athlete’s foot as an example?
1
3
Ulcer
Correct4
Which point would the nurse include in a teaching plan to help manage pain
during dressing changes if a client has burns over 18% of body surface?
Correct1
Deep breathing exercises
2
Progressive muscle relaxation
3
Active range-of-motion exercises
4
Which form is a source of the dermal regeneration template graft?
1
Porcine skin
2
Cadaveric skin
Correct3
Glycosaminoglycan bonded to silicone membrane
Incorrect4
,While palpating the skin of a client, the nurse observes pitting edema on the
dorsum of the foot. Which condition could be a possible cause of this?
1
Endocrine imbalance
2
4
Which fungal infection is commonly referred to as athlete’s foot?
2
Tinea cruris
3
Tinea corporis
4
Which assessment finding is associated with chronic eczema?
1
Localized edema
Correct2
Rough, thick skin
3
Decreased skin turgor
Which interventions can be performed by an unlicensed assistive
personnel in skin care? Select all that apply. One, some, or all
responses may be correct.
Correct1
Assist the client in bathing.
Correct2
Apply wet dressings to the skin.
Correct3
, Report changes in the skin appearance.
4
Reinforce teaching as done by the registered nurse.
5
A client has a diagnosis of partial-thickness burns. While planning care, the nurse
recalls that the client’s burn is different than full-thickness burns. Which
information did the nurse recall?
1
Partial-thickness burns require grafting before they can heal.
Correct2
Partial-thickness burns are often painful, reddened, and have blisters.
Incorrect3
Partial-thickness burns cause destruction of both the epidermis and dermis.
4
Which variations in nail color would indicate that a client has trauma to the nail
beds?
Correct1
Red color
Incorrect2
Blue color
3
White color
4
Yellow-brown color
Which fungal infection does the client refer to as jock itch?
1
Tinea pedis
Correct2
Tinea cruris
Incorrect3
Tinea corporis
4
1
Red color
2
Blue color
3
The nurse is teaching campfire safety to a group of community members and
includes information about what to do if a person catches on fire. The nurse teaches
the mosteffective method for putting out the flames. Which information from the
group members indicates successful learning?
1
3
Pour cold liquid over the flames.
4
Which disease is caused by the virus that causes chickenpox?
1
Athlete’s foot
Correct2
Herpes zoster
3
German measles
4
,individual who has chickenpox. Athlete’s foot is caused by a fungus. German measles is
caused by a virus, but not the herpes virus. Hepatitis type A is caused by a virus, but not
the herpes virus.
Which secondary skin lesion may include athlete’s foot as an example?
1
3
Ulcer
Correct4
Which point would the nurse include in a teaching plan to help manage pain
during dressing changes if a client has burns over 18% of body surface?
Correct1
Deep breathing exercises
2
Progressive muscle relaxation
3
Active range-of-motion exercises
4
Which form is a source of the dermal regeneration template graft?
1
Porcine skin
2
Cadaveric skin
Correct3
Glycosaminoglycan bonded to silicone membrane
Incorrect4
,While palpating the skin of a client, the nurse observes pitting edema on the
dorsum of the foot. Which condition could be a possible cause of this?
1
Endocrine imbalance
2
4
Which fungal infection is commonly referred to as athlete’s foot?
2
Tinea cruris
3
Tinea corporis
4
Which assessment finding is associated with chronic eczema?
1
Localized edema
Correct2
Rough, thick skin
3
Decreased skin turgor
Which interventions can be performed by an unlicensed assistive
personnel in skin care? Select all that apply. One, some, or all
responses may be correct.
Correct1
Assist the client in bathing.
Correct2
Apply wet dressings to the skin.
Correct3
, Report changes in the skin appearance.
4
Reinforce teaching as done by the registered nurse.
5
A client has a diagnosis of partial-thickness burns. While planning care, the nurse
recalls that the client’s burn is different than full-thickness burns. Which
information did the nurse recall?
1
Partial-thickness burns require grafting before they can heal.
Correct2
Partial-thickness burns are often painful, reddened, and have blisters.
Incorrect3
Partial-thickness burns cause destruction of both the epidermis and dermis.
4
Which variations in nail color would indicate that a client has trauma to the nail
beds?
Correct1
Red color
Incorrect2
Blue color
3
White color
4
Yellow-brown color
Which fungal infection does the client refer to as jock itch?
1
Tinea pedis
Correct2
Tinea cruris
Incorrect3
Tinea corporis
4
