class notes and review Flashcards

1
Q

as soon as something pierces skin, chemical messangers _______ are released

A

chemokines

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2
Q

___ cells release histamine

A

mast

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3
Q

mast cells release _____

A

histamine

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4
Q

the release of _____ causes the capillary endothelial cells to vasodilate

A

histamine

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5
Q

_____ are WBCs that eat bacteria and viruses

A

neutrophils

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6
Q

___ number for Braden score makes pt more at risk

A

lower

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7
Q

_____ effects wound healing

A

albumin

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8
Q

______ shows tissue perfusion

A

blanching

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9
Q

blanching shows _____ _______

A

tissue perfusion

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10
Q

what dressing can be used for a wound w minimal eschar?

A

wet to dry dressing

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11
Q

don’t use ______ ___ _____ dressing if there is necrotic tissue

A

wet to dry

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12
Q

_____ can be the start of necrotic tissue

A

eschar

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13
Q

_____ and ____ drainage mean infection is already present

A

purulent
seropurulent

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14
Q

____ is used to allow growth of new granulation tissue

A

debridement

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15
Q

one reason a wound may be left open is ______

A

infection

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16
Q

how often are wounds measured?

A

every 3 days

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17
Q

what drainage is normal day 1 post op?

A

serosanguineous

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18
Q

____ of the wound indicated there is something slowing the healing process

A

odor

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19
Q

______ _______ can be caused by untreated strep

A

rheumatic endocarditis

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20
Q

____ drainage indicates normal healing

A

serous

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21
Q

which drainage is clear, thin, and watery?

A

serous

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22
Q

which drainage is bright red blood?

A

sanguineous

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23
Q

____ drainage can be seen when packing is pulled out of wound

A

sanguineous

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24
Q

____ drainage is thin and watery with pale pink or red hue

A

serosanguineous

25
Q

___ drainage is cloudy, yellowish, and thin

A

purulent

26
Q

wound measurements are made in _____

A

cm

27
Q

what stage pressure ulcer?

non-blanchable, skin intact

A

stage 1

28
Q

what stage pressure ulcer?

partial thickness loss of epidermis and dermis

A

stage 2

29
Q

what stage pressure ulcer?

full thickness loss from dermis into sub q

A

stage 3

30
Q

what stage pressure ulcer?

deep tissue destruction through fascia

A

stage 4

31
Q

stage 2 pressure ulcers cause partial thickness loss of _____ and _____

A

epidermis
dermis

32
Q

stage 3 pressure ulcers extend from _____ into _______

A

dermis
subq

33
Q

if infection is suspected in the wound, obtain a _____ _____

A

wound culture

34
Q

an _____ is when the edges of the wound roll over and prevent healing

A

epibole

35
Q

______ are bands of scar tissue that form between or around organs

A

adhesions

36
Q

excessive _____ can result in deformity

A

contractions

37
Q

splinting the abdomen when coughing can prevent wound _____

A

dehiscence

38
Q

doff PPE in alphabetical order: (4)

A

gloves
goggles
gown
mask

39
Q

pts with anemia are at risk for delayed wound healing bc ____ levels are low

A

hemoglobin

40
Q

children of a parent with an ____ ____ disorder have a 50% chance of being affected

A

autosomal dominant

41
Q

a person who only inherits one copy of a recessive allele is a ____ of the disease

A

carrier

42
Q

daughters of men w ___-_____ _____ disorders are carriers

A

x-linked recessive

43
Q

___-_____ disorders only affect men

A

y-linked

44
Q

a _____ deficiency impacts drug metabolism

A

cp450

45
Q

administer ______ first if you know transplant is going to reject

A

corticosteroid

46
Q

example of a multifactorial genetic disorder

A

type 1 diabetes

47
Q

vitamin ____ aids in capillary synthesis and collagen production

A

c

48
Q

vitamin c aids in _______ ______ and _____ production

A

capillary synthesis
collagen

49
Q

if a pt tests positive for _______ disease, they have a 100% chance of getting it

A

huntingtons

50
Q

example of x linked recessive disorder

A

muscular dystrophy

51
Q

what t lymphocytes are involved in the direct attack and destruction of foreign pathogens?

A

T cytotoxic cells (CD8)

52
Q

feeling of impending doom can indicate what type of reaction?

A

anaphylactic

53
Q

only use dressing on stage 1 pressure ulcer if pt is ________

A

incontinent

54
Q

what dressing can be used for a stage 2 pressure ulcer?

A

hydrocolloid

55
Q

for pts with cystic fibrosis, ______ ______ can be taken with snacks and meals

A

pancreatic enzymes

56
Q

administer _____ prior to chest physiotherapy to open airways

A

albuterol

57
Q

pts with ______ ___ should get factor or recombinant before surgeries or tooth extractions

A

hemophilia A

58
Q

what type of dressing to use on a wound w yellow-white slough?

A

hydrocolloid

59
Q

what type of dressing to use for a wound w purulent drainage w 1 small dry brown area?

A

wet to dry