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SKIN ASSESSMENT - HA
44問 • 11ヶ月前
  • JHAYS
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    excessive perspiration

    HYPERHIDROSIS

  • 2

    foul smelling perspiration

    BROMIHIDROSIS

  • 3

    ➢ Result of inadequate circulating or hemoglobin and subsequent ➢ reduction in tissue oxygenation ➢ Brown skinned - yellowish brown tinge ➢ Black - ashen gray ➢ Seen in conjunctiva, oral mucous membrane, nail beds, palms of hands, soles of the feet

    PALLOR

  • 4

    SPEED WITH WHICH THE FOLD RETURNS INTO PLACE

    TURGOR

  • 5

    ➢ Hyperpigmentation ( inc melanin pigment production) ➢ Skin redness ➢ Rashes, allergies ➢ Birthmark

    ERYTHEMA

  • 6

    HYPOPIGMENTATION - patches of hypopigmented skin - Due to destruction of melanocytes

    VITILIGO

  • 7

    HYPOPIGMENTATION - Complete or partial lack of melanin in the skin, eyes, hair

    ALBINISM

  • 8

    ➢ Presence of excess interstitial fluid ➢ Appears swollen, shiny, and taut ➢ Blanches SOME CAUSES ● lymphatic obstruction ● increased vascular permeability ● decreased oncotic pressure due to low ● levels of plasma proteins (especially albumin) ● renal or cardiac disease.

    EDEMA

  • 9

    generalized edema

    ANASARCA

  • 10

    LEVEL 2mm depression, barely detectable Immediate rebound.

    1

  • 11

    LEVEL 4mm deep pit. A few seconds to rebound.

    2

  • 12

    LEVEL 6mm deep pit. 10-12 seconds to rebound.

    3

  • 13

    LEVEL 8mm: very deep pit. >20 seconds to rebound

    4

  • 14

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN a small spot that is not palpable and is less than 1 cm in diameter

    MACULE

  • 15

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a large spot that is not palpable & that is > 1 cm.

    PATCH

  • 16

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a small superficial bump that is elevated & that is < 1 cm.

    PAPULE

  • 17

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN • is a large superficial bump that is elevated & > 1c

    PLAQUE

  • 18

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a small bump with a significant deep component & is < 1cm

    NODULE

  • 19

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN Is a large bump with a significant deep component & is > 1

    TUMOR

  • 20

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is a sac containing fluid or semisolid material, ie. cell or cell products.

    CYST

  • 21

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is a small fluid-filled bubble that is usually superficial & that is < 0.5 cm.

    VESICLE

  • 22

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS • is a large fluid-filled bubble that is superficial or deep & that is >0.5 cm

    BULLA

  • 23

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is pus containing bubble often categorized according to whether or not they are related to hair follicles:

    PUSTULE

  • 24

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS - the accumulation or excess shedding of the stratum corneum. - ie. psoriasis, tinea, eczema

    SCALE

  • 25

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is dried exudate (ie. blood, serum, pus) on the skin surface.

    CRUST

  • 26

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS • is a loss of skin due to scratching or picking.

    EXCORIATION

  • 27

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is an increase in skin lines & creases from chronic rubbing.

    LICHENIFICATION

  • 28

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is raw, wet tissue

    MACERATION

  • 29

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION is a linear crack in the skin; often very painful.

    FISSURE

  • 30

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION is a superficial open wound with loss of epidermis or mucosa only

    EROSION

  • 31

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION • is a deep open wound with partial or complete loss of the dermis or submucosa

    ULCER

  • 32

    DISTINCT LESSION OF SKIN - describes a short lived (< 24 hours) - edematous, well circumscribed papule or plaque seen in urticaria.

    WHEAL

  • 33

    DISTINCT LESIONS OF SKIN - is a small threadlike curvilinear papule that is virtually pathognomonic of scabies.

    BURROW

  • 34

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION is a small, pinpoint lesion, typically referred to as "whiteheads" or "blackheads."

    COMEDONE

  • 35

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION • is a thinning of the epidermal and/or dermal tissue

    ATROPHY

  • 36

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION overgrows the original wound boundaries and is chronic in nature.

    KELOID

  • 37

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION on the other hand does not overgrow the wound boundaries

    HYPERTROPHIC SCAR

  • 38

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION - or sclerosis - describes dermal scarring or thickening reaction

    FIBROSIS

  • 39

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION - is a small superficial cyst containing keratin - usually <1-2 mm in size

    MILIUM

  • 40

    NB 2-3 days after birth and lasts for 1 week

    PHYSIOLOGIC JAUNDICE

  • 41

    Appears within 24 hours of birth, Lasts more than 8 day

    PATHOLOGIC JAUNDICE

  • 42

    Newboens may have ___ Whiteheads; nose, face

    MILIA

  • 43

    ➢ White, cheesy greasy material ➢ Premature infants may have lanugo covering shoulders and back ➢ Diaper dermatitis

    VERNIX CASEOSA

  • 44

    ABCDEs of MELANOMA

    ASYMMETRY, BORDER, COLOR, DIAMETER, EVOLVING

    • HCI

    HCI

    JHAYS · 5問 · 1年前

    HCI

    HCI

    5問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    TERMS

    TERMS

    JHAYS · 16問 · 1年前

    TERMS

    TERMS

    16問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

    JHAYS · 5問 · 1年前

    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

    5問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    JHAYS · 43問 · 1年前

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    43問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 75問 · 1年前

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    75問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

    JHAYS · 27問 · 1年前

    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

    27問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 7問 · 1年前

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    7問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    joints

    joints

    JHAYS · 8問 · 1年前

    joints

    joints

    8問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

    JHAYS · 17問 · 1年前

    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

    17問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 25問 · 1年前

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    25問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

    JHAYS · 49問 · 1年前

    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

    49問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    JHAYS · 8問 · 1年前

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    8問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

    JHAYS · 100問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

    100問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

    JHAYS · 35問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

    35問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

    JHAYS · 47問 · 1年前

    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

    47問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 41問 · 1年前

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    41問 • 1年前
    JHAYS

    問題一覧

  • 1

    excessive perspiration

    HYPERHIDROSIS

  • 2

    foul smelling perspiration

    BROMIHIDROSIS

  • 3

    ➢ Result of inadequate circulating or hemoglobin and subsequent ➢ reduction in tissue oxygenation ➢ Brown skinned - yellowish brown tinge ➢ Black - ashen gray ➢ Seen in conjunctiva, oral mucous membrane, nail beds, palms of hands, soles of the feet

    PALLOR

  • 4

    SPEED WITH WHICH THE FOLD RETURNS INTO PLACE

    TURGOR

  • 5

    ➢ Hyperpigmentation ( inc melanin pigment production) ➢ Skin redness ➢ Rashes, allergies ➢ Birthmark

    ERYTHEMA

  • 6

    HYPOPIGMENTATION - patches of hypopigmented skin - Due to destruction of melanocytes

    VITILIGO

  • 7

    HYPOPIGMENTATION - Complete or partial lack of melanin in the skin, eyes, hair

    ALBINISM

  • 8

    ➢ Presence of excess interstitial fluid ➢ Appears swollen, shiny, and taut ➢ Blanches SOME CAUSES ● lymphatic obstruction ● increased vascular permeability ● decreased oncotic pressure due to low ● levels of plasma proteins (especially albumin) ● renal or cardiac disease.

    EDEMA

  • 9

    generalized edema

    ANASARCA

  • 10

    LEVEL 2mm depression, barely detectable Immediate rebound.

    1

  • 11

    LEVEL 4mm deep pit. A few seconds to rebound.

    2

  • 12

    LEVEL 6mm deep pit. 10-12 seconds to rebound.

    3

  • 13

    LEVEL 8mm: very deep pit. >20 seconds to rebound

    4

  • 14

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN a small spot that is not palpable and is less than 1 cm in diameter

    MACULE

  • 15

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a large spot that is not palpable & that is > 1 cm.

    PATCH

  • 16

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a small superficial bump that is elevated & that is < 1 cm.

    PAPULE

  • 17

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN • is a large superficial bump that is elevated & > 1c

    PLAQUE

  • 18

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN is a small bump with a significant deep component & is < 1cm

    NODULE

  • 19

    PRIMARY LESIONS OF THE SKIN Is a large bump with a significant deep component & is > 1

    TUMOR

  • 20

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is a sac containing fluid or semisolid material, ie. cell or cell products.

    CYST

  • 21

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is a small fluid-filled bubble that is usually superficial & that is < 0.5 cm.

    VESICLE

  • 22

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS • is a large fluid-filled bubble that is superficial or deep & that is >0.5 cm

    BULLA

  • 23

    PRIMARY SKIN LESSIONS is pus containing bubble often categorized according to whether or not they are related to hair follicles:

    PUSTULE

  • 24

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS - the accumulation or excess shedding of the stratum corneum. - ie. psoriasis, tinea, eczema

    SCALE

  • 25

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is dried exudate (ie. blood, serum, pus) on the skin surface.

    CRUST

  • 26

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS • is a loss of skin due to scratching or picking.

    EXCORIATION

  • 27

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is an increase in skin lines & creases from chronic rubbing.

    LICHENIFICATION

  • 28

    SECONDARY SKIN LESIONS is raw, wet tissue

    MACERATION

  • 29

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION is a linear crack in the skin; often very painful.

    FISSURE

  • 30

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION is a superficial open wound with loss of epidermis or mucosa only

    EROSION

  • 31

    SECONDARY SKIN LESSION • is a deep open wound with partial or complete loss of the dermis or submucosa

    ULCER

  • 32

    DISTINCT LESSION OF SKIN - describes a short lived (< 24 hours) - edematous, well circumscribed papule or plaque seen in urticaria.

    WHEAL

  • 33

    DISTINCT LESIONS OF SKIN - is a small threadlike curvilinear papule that is virtually pathognomonic of scabies.

    BURROW

  • 34

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION is a small, pinpoint lesion, typically referred to as "whiteheads" or "blackheads."

    COMEDONE

  • 35

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION • is a thinning of the epidermal and/or dermal tissue

    ATROPHY

  • 36

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION overgrows the original wound boundaries and is chronic in nature.

    KELOID

  • 37

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION on the other hand does not overgrow the wound boundaries

    HYPERTROPHIC SCAR

  • 38

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION - or sclerosis - describes dermal scarring or thickening reaction

    FIBROSIS

  • 39

    DISTINCT SKIN LESSION - is a small superficial cyst containing keratin - usually <1-2 mm in size

    MILIUM

  • 40

    NB 2-3 days after birth and lasts for 1 week

    PHYSIOLOGIC JAUNDICE

  • 41

    Appears within 24 hours of birth, Lasts more than 8 day

    PATHOLOGIC JAUNDICE

  • 42

    Newboens may have ___ Whiteheads; nose, face

    MILIA

  • 43

    ➢ White, cheesy greasy material ➢ Premature infants may have lanugo covering shoulders and back ➢ Diaper dermatitis

    VERNIX CASEOSA

  • 44

    ABCDEs of MELANOMA

    ASYMMETRY, BORDER, COLOR, DIAMETER, EVOLVING