Chapter 13 physical assessment

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Select the best description of the secretion of eccrine glands
Dilute saline solution
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To assess for early jaundice you will assess for
Sclera and hard palate
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Checking for skin temp is best accomplished by
Dorsal surface of hands
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Assessing a patients skin turgor is done to assess which clinical finding?
Dehydration
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You note a lesion during a skin assessment, which is the best way to document this finding?
Dark brown raised lesion, with irregular border, on dorsum of right foot, 3 cm in size, with no drainage
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You examine the nail beds of a patient. Which finding indicates a normal angle?
160 degrees
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You are assessing capillary refills, the room is warm. Which finding would be considered normal?
_< 1 second
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During a routine visit Mr. B age 78 asks about small, round, flat, brown macule on the hands. What is your best response after assessing the areas?
“These are the results of sun exposure and do not require treatment”
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An area of thin shiny skin with decreased visibility of normal skin markings is most likely
Atrophy
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Flattening of the angle between the nail and it’s base is
Described as clubbing
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A configuration of individual lesions arranged in circles or arcs as occurs with ringworm is described as:
Annular lesion
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The “A” in ABCDEF rule for skin cancer stands for:
Asymmetry
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A risk factor for melanoma is
Skin that freckles or burns before tanning
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Herpes Zoster infection (shingles) is characterized by
Lesion on only one side of the body; does not cross midline
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To determine if a dark skinned patient is pale the nurse should asses the color of the
Conjunctivae
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An example of a primary lesion is a(n)
Urticaria
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when taking the health history the patient complains of pruritus. What is a common cause of this symptoms
Drug reactions
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A flat macular hemorrhage is called a(n)
Purpura
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A student nurse has been assigned to teach fourth gardens about hygiene. While preparing the student nurse adds info about the sweat glands. Which of the following should b included while discussing this topic?
Bacteria that normally lives on the skin interacts with apocrine sweat to produce body odor
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Functions of the skin include
Temperature regulation
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Which risk factor increases the risk for skin disease and breakdown among older adults?
A lifetime of environmental trauma
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What term refers to a linear skin lesion that runs a long a nerve route
Zosteriform
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The components of a nail examination include
Contour, color, and consistency
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A scooped out shallow depression in the skin is called a(n)
Erosion