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Terms in this set (57)Which term does NOT describe a part of the integumentary system? Fascia Which statement does NOT describe a function of the skin? Trigger for her mono secretions during stress
Which sign/symptom occurs when body temperature elevates and causes the blood vessels of the dermis to dilate? Perspiration Which term describes the outermost layer of the skin? Epidermis Which type of cells contain a skin-color pigment that gives a person's skin its characteristic color? Melanocytes Which term describes a hard protein contained in the cells of the epidermis, nails, and hair that is both waterproof and a barrier to pathogen's and chemicals? Keratin Collagen, blood vessels, nerves, in Fattic tissue, and connective tissue make up done? Dermis Hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, and sense receptors are contained in the? Dermis Which part of the skin supplies support, insulation , nutrition, and cushioning or padding? Subcutaneous layer Which term describes a protective response of body tissue to irritation and injury - a process that results in sweating, redness, pain, and heat? Inflammation Which term describes a condition caused by the release of histamine from the skin cells during allergic reactions? Pruritus Which term is another name for pruritus? Itching Which term describes reddening of the skin caused by an expansion of the capillaries close to the skin surface? Erythema Which term describes swelling caused by a buildup of fluid in the tissue? Edema Which term describes an excess of the protein keratin in the epidermis? Scaling Which term describes a circumscribed area of the pathological tissue? Lesion Which term describes open lesions that are the result of tissue damage that starts below the skin and then he raps on to the skin surface? Ulcerations Which is another term for urticaria? Hives Fatigue, emotions, and sensitivity to some substances in the environment can result in? Hives Which condition can be caused by poison ivy, cosmetics, and soaps? Contact dermatitis Which type of medication may be given orally to patients with eczema who have developed sensitivity to topical preparations? Antihistamines Which skin condition is characterized by red, raised lesions covered with dry, silvery scales? Psoriasis Which term describes the method used to calculate the percentage of body surface affected by burns? Rule of Nines Which condition does NOT result from extended exposure to the sun? Dermatitis Which is the minimum recommended sun protection factor as set by the Food and Drug Administration - FDA? SPF 15 Which term is NOT used to describe impaired skin integrity caused by prolonged pressure that damages skin and underlying tissue? Dermal ulcer Which treatment is the best cure for pressure ulcers? Prevention Which conditions are examples of bacterial infections? Impetigo and boils Which is a parasitic infestation caused by the itch mite? Scabies Which term describes an infestation by lice? Pediculosis Which term describes drugs that soften and destroy the outer layer of the skin so that it is sloughed off/shed? Keratolytics Which classification of drugs can be used to effectively remove warts and corns? Keratolytics Which medication works by covering, cooling, drying , or soothing inflamed skin? Protectives and astringents Which type of medications relieves itching caused by inflammation? Antipruritics Which action is NOT caused by corticosteroids? Astringent Which type of topical medications inhibits the growth of microorganisms on the skin surfaces? Antiseptics Which type of bactericidal drugs is used only on nonliving objects such as surgical instruments? Disinfectants Which topical medication relieves pain and itching by numbing the skin layers and mucous membranes? Anesthetics Which topical medications kill insect parasites that infest the skin? Miticides When applying a transdermal patch, always remove the old patch before applying a new one to? Prevent a possible overdose Desitin, Vasoline, and zinc oxide are all protectives used to treat? Diaper rash Bedtime, Neosporin, Neo-Polycin, and Mycitracin are antiseptics/antimicrobials that can be used to treat? Minor wounds Which term means to soften the skin by moisturizing, causing increased absorption through the skin? Macerate Which is a type of dressing that seals in drugs, body heat, and moisture? Occlusive Applying wet dressings, using a fat-soluble drug, and rubbing the preparation into the skin are all methods used to increase the —————— of drugs in deeper skin like players. Absorption Which statement describes why people who have skin conditions need psychological support? Acne may affect body image If a skin condition is painful, which of the following drugs maybe ordered by the doctor prior to administration of a topical medication? Analgesic Which technique should be used to apply lotions? Pat with a piece of cotton Which procedure should be used to remove a dressing that is sticking to a wound? Gently pull the dressing off from front to back Which term describes a discoloration, or bruising, of the skin caused by leakage of blood into the subcutaneous tissue? Ecchymosis Exposure to the sun and alcohol consumption must be avoided by patients who are prescribed which medication? Accutane Which personal protective gear/or equipment should be worn by a healthcare worker when applying drug patches to the skin? Gloves Wounds, hemorrhoids, and sunburns maybe treated with which medication? Topical anesthetics Which class of drugs should be used only topically, never orally? Antiseptics Which type of burn is caused by contact with a caustic agent such as acid? Chemical Which signs/symptoms occurs with partial thickness burns?
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