Integumentary

Question 1

what is pruritus

Answer 1

itching

Question 2

what is urticaria

Answer 2

hives

Question 3

what is lichenified

Answer 3

thickened

Question 4

what is an annular lesion

Answer 4

ringlike with raised borders around flat centers of normal skin

Question 5

what is circinate

Answer 5

circular

Question 6

what is circumscribed

Answer 6

well defined, sharp borders

Question 7

what is clustered

Answer 7

several lesions grouped together

Question 8

what is diffuse

Answer 8

widespread

Question 9

what is linear

Answer 9

occurs in a straight line

Question 10

was is macular

Answer 10

flat

Question 11

what is papular

Answer 11

raised

Question 12

Risk factors of pressure injuries

Answer 12

lack of mobility
exposure to excessive moisture
undernourishment
aging skin

Question 13

what is a first degree burn

Answer 13

most superficial
skin is intact
redness
no blisters
can be painful to touch

Question 14

what is a 2nd degree burn

Answer 14

partial thickness burn
blisters form
affects the epidermis and dermis
skin is moist and red
very painful

Question 15

what’s a 3rd degree burn

Answer 15

full thickness burn
penetrates to subcutaneous tissue
destroys nerve endings so not as painful
appear red, tan or black
are dry and leathery
areas of eschar

Question 16

what is a 4th degree burn

Answer 16

full thickness with involvement of muscle and bone
dry and dull