NPTE 2026 Integ/Lymphedema Quick Recall

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Largest Organ of the Body

Skin: 15-20% of body weight

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Epidermis Contents (BLKM)

Basal Cells, Langerhans, keratinocytes, melanocytes

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Meissner’s Corpuscles Function

Light touch and texture

(MELT)

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Merkel Disks Function

Light tough, pressure and texture

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Paninian Corpuscles function

Deep pressure and vibration

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Ruffini Endings Function

Detect warmth stretch and deformation in joints

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Free Nerve Endings function b

Detect pain temp touch pressure and itch

Free endings = free agent kinda can do whatever

(Like my ball knowledge??)

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Krause End Bulb Function

Detect cold temp

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Pressure Ulcer DTI

Purple & Closed

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Stage 1 Pressure ulcer

Non Blanchable redness & INTACT

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Stage 2 Pressure Ulcer

Shallow crater, partial thickness, pinky/red

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Stage 3 Pressure ulcer

Full thickness, SubQ fat visible, deep crater

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Stage 4 pressure Ulcer

Bone, tendon visible (ew), full thickness, slough & Escher present

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Unstageable pressure ulcer

for sure a 3 or 4 but u can’t see the wound bed so you don’t know

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Can you reverse stage a pressure wound

No, idk y not it doesn’t make sense but we can’t and i think its stupid

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How often do you turn a FRAIL patient

Every 30 min

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At what head of bed elevation do we add unnecessary pressure?

30 degrees

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How often for position changes for non frail bed bound patients

2 hrs

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Where are arterial wounds found?

toes, lateral malleolus, anterior shin

ArteriaL & LateraL

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Do arterial wounds drain?

Usually dry > min exudate

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What do arterial wounds look like?

Pale, distinct margins

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Is there swelling with arterial wounds? Do they smell?

Double no

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Does elevation help arterial wounds?

No it hurts like a mf

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Where are venous wounds located?

Med & Lat malleoli, below knee

Proximal to medial Malleolus

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What do venous wounds look like?

Irregular, hyperpigmented w/ lots of exudate

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Do venous wounds smell?

Smelly, swollen and lots of fluid

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Do venous wounds hurt?

ugly as hell but not painful

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Does elevation help w/ venous wounds

Yup

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Interventions for PAD & preferred positioning

Interval walking & legs down posture

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Interventions for chronic venous insufficiency & venous Ulcers

Compression for edema and elevate legs

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Where are diabetic ulcers found?

WB surfaces of feet

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Do epidermal burns scar?

Nah - run of the mill sunburn or in analeigh’s case when she gets anything out of the oven

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What color are epidermal burns? Pain level?

Pink

Kinda painful & tender (delayed)

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Blanching on DPT burns

Slow capillary refill

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Balancing on SPT burns

Brisk capillary refill

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SPT burns color & level of ow

Bright pink or red and hurt like hell

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DPT burns color and pain

Mixed red and white, dont hurt unless deep pressure applied

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Which two burns require skin grafts

Full thickness and subdermal

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Why are full thickness burns white

Blood vessels are toast, no blanching either

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Level of scarring for SPT and DPT?

SPT - minimal

DPT - lots of scarring

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each side of the arm is worth what in the adult rule of 9’s?

4.5%

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Each side of the leg is worth what in the adult rule of 9’s?

9%

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Face is worth what in the adult rule of 9’s for burns?

4.5%

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Anterior thorax is worth what in the adult rule of 9’s ?

18%

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A child’s face is worth what in pediatric rule of 9’s

8.5%

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A child’s ½ leg is worth what in the rule of 9’s?

6.5%

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Genitalia is worth what % for both adult and child rule of 9’s

1%

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What differentiates a keloid from hypertrophic scar?

Keloids are outside the original wound boundary while hypertrophic remain within the of boarder

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What injuries are keloids common in

Bone injuries

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Is serosanguinous fluid normal?

Yup indicates healing - watery w/ tinge of red

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What is sanguinous fluid?

Bloody and bright red and an indication of inflammation

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When is pus a bad sign

When it is thick and smelly, normally indicates infection but not always???? ‘May be normal as WBC macrophage necrotic cells and turn them to slough’ bro nvm just forget this card

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What is it called when a wound has too much moisture

Maceration

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What does maceration look like?

White, friable, wrinkled skin & overhydrated

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What happens when a wound is too dry

Desiccation

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What does desiccation look like

Cracked wound edges with flaky edges, hard or crusty

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What are the forms of selective wound debridement? (B-SEA)

Biologic/maggot

Sharp

Enzymatic

Autolytic

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When do we use selective debreidment?

When there is more viable than nonviable tissue

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Does autolytic debreidment mean the therapist actually does anything

Nope - letting the body do its thing

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Methods of nonselective debreidment (WHW)

Wet>dry dressing

Wound irrigation

Hydrotherapy

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What’s the difference between wound irrigation and hydrotherapy debreidment

Wound irrigation > pressure washer

Hydrotherapy > whirlpool

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When do we use nonselective debreidment

When there is more nonviable than viable tissue

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What is viable wound tissue

Granulation tissue

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What dressing are used for heavy exudate wounds

Calcium alginates and hydrofiber

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When do you use hydrogels over hydrocolloids?

Hydrogels are for infected wounds

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Which dressing for dry wounds?

Films

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which dressing for mod exudate

Foam

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Which dressing for minimal exudate

Hydrogels and hydrocolloids

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What dressing for infected wounds

hydrofiber, hydrogel, Calcium alginates & gauze

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Do physical therapists treat herpes zoster

Refer and no touchy ( contact precautions)

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What precautions do we use of herpes has spread

Airborne

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how does herpes zoster manifest

Dermatomal pattern that is painful and raised

CN V & VII involvement

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Herpes simplex 1 (HSV-1)

oral lesions & spread through saliva

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HSV-1 aggravating factors

Stress, sun or sickness

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HSV-2

genital herpes & spread through hoe activities

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Kaposi’s sarcoma

Common in aids patients, viral etiology

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Does karposis spread through contact

No

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Where is dermatitis commonly found

extensor surfaces

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Cellulitis

Bacterial skin infection that presents with redness warmth swelling and tenderness

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How do we treat cellulitis?

Systemic antibiotics and limb elevation

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Cellulitis red flags

Rapid spread, fever or systemic

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PT CI for cellulitis

NO massage or compression acutely

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which lymphatic duct drains most of the body

thoracic duct on the L

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Which lymphatic duct does the upper R quadrant of the body

Right Lymphatic duct

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Which organs do lymph nodes originate from

Spleen, tonsils, thymus, bone marrow

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Lymphedema

Chronic condition characterized by excessive accumulation of lymph fluid due to mechanical insufficiency of lymphatic system

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primary Lymphedema

Congenital

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Secondary Lymphedema

Acquired insult to lymphatic system commonly from post surgery for breast or cervical cancer, CVI, radiation, or tumors

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Does lipidema have a functioning lymphatic system

Yes works just fine

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How to differintiate lipedema from lymphedema

Lipedema is bilateral, almost exclusively in females and has pain and bruising

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Lymphangitis

Acute bacterial or viral infection that spreads throughout lymphatic system characterized by red streaks proximal to infection site