Ch. 7 Managing Complications, Side Effects, and Consequences Flashcards

1
Q

complications

A

mishap or problem

Unexpected event following a normal procedure.
Worst case*

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2
Q

corneal abrasion

A

scratch on the transparent covering of the eye
severe pain
trip to ER

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3
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side effects

A

Action or effect of a drug other that what is desired. ex nausea. With PMU we are looking at rashes or allergies. Side effects aren’t very predictable

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4
Q

treatment consequences

A

Predictable outcomes of the procedure that occur in a reasonable percentage of people having the procedure

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5
Q

granuloma

A

tumor produced when the body fails to destroy foreign body product or mycobacteria

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6
Q

magnetic resonance imaging

A

MRI

noninvasive diagnostic technique that used computerized images of internal body tissue

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7
Q

What ingredient in permanent makeup might react with the MRI?

A

iron oxide

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8
Q

keloid scar

A

are not hypertrophic like csection scars.

People who are predisposed to keloid scars should NOT get permanent makeup

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9
Q

What is the biggest reason for scarring?

A

tattoo removal

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10
Q

How long do you wait for a touch up?

A

6-8 weeks

If the person is 45 years old they need to wait at least 7 weeks. Bc they need 45 days of healing

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11
Q

What can be done to prevent a corneal abrasion?

A

eye drops before

and you can send single use eyedrops home

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12
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migration

A

when pigment moves beyond it’s intended location

corner of the mouth and eye : most common

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13
Q

Which herpes are we concerned with in pmu?

A

simplex 1

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14
Q

What are the 2 medications that can be taken to prevent a herpes breakout?

A

valtrex

zoferix

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15
Q

If a herpes outbreak happens where can the infection move to?

A

lip, nose, face

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16
Q

Best way to avoid complications?

A

communication and experience

17
Q

What is one of the most important aspects of client care?

A

client education

18
Q

What does it mean to be self-aware in a stressful situation?

A

Someone who is “self-aware” can access a situation and keep their own emotions aside

19
Q

Is a complication “expected”?

A

no, not expected

20
Q

Consequence vs complication?

A

consequence is something we expect like erythema

21
Q

How should we react to a consequence?

A

minimal reaction bc we knew discomfort and redness or swelling most likely would happen

22
Q

What are the 2 options for tattoo removal?

That my TEACHER SAID:

A

laser

pigment killer

23
Q

What are the types of tattoo removal IN THE BOOK?

A

LASER

TANNIC ACID

GLYCOLIC ACID

SALINE

24
Q

tannic acid

A

BROWNISH YELLOW

substance from plants used as an astringent

25
Q

glycolic acid

A

AHA from sugar can

small molecular size allows for easier penetration

26
Q

Saline

A

more commonly used to flush out pigment