NUR 1111: Exam 5 Questions and Answers
1. lesions are associated with specific causes primary
on previously unaltered skin, occurring as an initial
reaction to the internal or external environment
2. vesicles, bullae, and pustules are formed by fluid
within skin layers
3. blisters and varicella lesions are examples of vesicles
4. are elevated and filled with serous fluid; vesicles
circumscribed, up to 0.5 cm in diameter
5. are vesicles larger than 0.5 cm in diameter; bullae, rupture
easily d/t thin walls
6. large blisters from second-degree burns may be clas- bullae
sified as
7. are similar to vesicles, but are filled with pustules
purulent rather than serous fluid
8. acne and impetigo cause pustules
9. are elevated, circumscribed, firm lesions papules
up to 0.5 cm in diameter
10. warts and drug-related eruptions are classified as papules
, and can appear in various colors includ-
ing brown, red, pink, tan, and bluish red
11. are elevated like papules, but measure plaques
more than 0.5 cm in diameter
,12. firm and rough, are often formed by plaques
coalesced papules, as in psoriasis
13. measure less than 0.5 cm in diameter, are nodules
similar to papules, but tend to be deeper in the dermis
and feel firmer on palpation
14. classic types of are fibromas and intra- nodules
dermal nevi
15. are larger than nodules, usually covering tumors
more than 0.5 cm on the surface and extending deep-
er into the dermis than nodules
16. may or may not be clearly tumors
demarcated, firm or soft, and
benign or malignant
17. vary in size and shape. wheals
These areas of edema are elevated,
irregular, and relatively transient
18. mosquito bites and uticaria (hives) are examples of wheals
19. are flat, nonpalpable macules
lesions less than 0.5 cm in diame-
ter. They're circumscribed and may
be brown, red, purple, white, or
tan.
20. can be present in macules
conditions such as rubella and
, rubeola or as flat moles or freckles
(ephelides).
21. differ from macules in patches
that they're irregular in shape and
measure more than 0.5 cm in
diameter.
22. Vitiligo and port-wine patches
marks are classic examples of
23. vital signs indicate the of the circulatory, effectiveness
respiratory, and neural body functions
24. vital signs are used to monitor the patient's condition, problems, in-
, identify , and evaluate a pa- tervention
tient's response to an
25. in terms of body temperature, core body temperature constant
remains relatively
26. is the production of heat thermogenesis
27. is the controlling of body tempera- thermoregulation, hypo-
ture, which is regulated by the and thalamus, spinal cord
28. 98.6 is a normal body temp via the oral and tympanic
routes
29. 97.6 is a normal body temp via the route axillary
30. 99.6 is a normal body temp via the route rectal
1. lesions are associated with specific causes primary
on previously unaltered skin, occurring as an initial
reaction to the internal or external environment
2. vesicles, bullae, and pustules are formed by fluid
within skin layers
3. blisters and varicella lesions are examples of vesicles
4. are elevated and filled with serous fluid; vesicles
circumscribed, up to 0.5 cm in diameter
5. are vesicles larger than 0.5 cm in diameter; bullae, rupture
easily d/t thin walls
6. large blisters from second-degree burns may be clas- bullae
sified as
7. are similar to vesicles, but are filled with pustules
purulent rather than serous fluid
8. acne and impetigo cause pustules
9. are elevated, circumscribed, firm lesions papules
up to 0.5 cm in diameter
10. warts and drug-related eruptions are classified as papules
, and can appear in various colors includ-
ing brown, red, pink, tan, and bluish red
11. are elevated like papules, but measure plaques
more than 0.5 cm in diameter
,12. firm and rough, are often formed by plaques
coalesced papules, as in psoriasis
13. measure less than 0.5 cm in diameter, are nodules
similar to papules, but tend to be deeper in the dermis
and feel firmer on palpation
14. classic types of are fibromas and intra- nodules
dermal nevi
15. are larger than nodules, usually covering tumors
more than 0.5 cm on the surface and extending deep-
er into the dermis than nodules
16. may or may not be clearly tumors
demarcated, firm or soft, and
benign or malignant
17. vary in size and shape. wheals
These areas of edema are elevated,
irregular, and relatively transient
18. mosquito bites and uticaria (hives) are examples of wheals
19. are flat, nonpalpable macules
lesions less than 0.5 cm in diame-
ter. They're circumscribed and may
be brown, red, purple, white, or
tan.
20. can be present in macules
conditions such as rubella and
, rubeola or as flat moles or freckles
(ephelides).
21. differ from macules in patches
that they're irregular in shape and
measure more than 0.5 cm in
diameter.
22. Vitiligo and port-wine patches
marks are classic examples of
23. vital signs indicate the of the circulatory, effectiveness
respiratory, and neural body functions
24. vital signs are used to monitor the patient's condition, problems, in-
, identify , and evaluate a pa- tervention
tient's response to an
25. in terms of body temperature, core body temperature constant
remains relatively
26. is the production of heat thermogenesis
27. is the controlling of body tempera- thermoregulation, hypo-
ture, which is regulated by the and thalamus, spinal cord
28. 98.6 is a normal body temp via the oral and tympanic
routes
29. 97.6 is a normal body temp via the route axillary
30. 99.6 is a normal body temp via the route rectal
