Integumentary system Flashcards
ringlike with raised borders around flat centers of normal skin type of lesion
annular
Itching
Pruritus
Flat lesion
Macular
occurs in straight line
Linear
Crucial in the first 24 hours
● Due to the increase in capillary permeability, this is when the client is losing
large volumes of fluid and is at risk for hypovolemic shock
Fluid Replacement
Produce melanin - skin pigment
Melanocytes
Type 1 HSV on
mouth and face
Helps pull fluids back into the intravascular system
*ALBUMIN
Colloids
a growth that forms on a mucous membrane or other surface inside the body
polyp
Tinea capitis *fungi on
scalp
Cytotoxic T-cell drug reaction
Keratinocyte cell death (epidermis peeling off)
● Causes extensive blistering
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
Less common; more dangerous - can spread more easily
● Appearance: dark brown or black
*The cells are making lots of melanin!
*Most commonly located on trunk or legs
Melanoma
Epidermis synthesizes
Vitamin D
Fluids are titrated to ensure adequate UOP of ___
30mL/hr
Triamcinolone
Hydrocortisone
Topical corticosteroids
Yeast like fungal infection
*Erythematous macular eruption with isolated pustules at the border
*Common in skin folds
Candidiasis
direct result of a disease process what type of lesion?
Primary
allow for temperature regulation and dissipation of heat
sweat glands
Decreased perfusion to the kidneys
● Insufficient UOP
Renal Failure
Focus is on regaining function
*Psychosocial care
*ADL assistance
*Physio/occupational therapy
*Cosmetic correction
Rehabilitative
Absorbs mechanical shock
Hypodermis
flakes of cornified skin
scales
2 TYPES OF NECROTIC TISSUE
slough; eschar
Fluids are the priority intervention RULE OF 9’s
Parkland burn formula
Ensure that fluid intake is ____ mL/day
2000-3000 mL
Grouped lesions with weeping and crusting
■ Unilaterally along segment of skin that follows a cranial nerve
Herpes Zoster
Full thickness, plus
involvement of bone and muscle underneath
*These burns are dry and
dull
*Exposed tissue may include
bones and muscles as well
as ligaments and tendons
4th degree burn
Ranges from mild to moderate
*Contact precautions
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
Thickening of epidermis and dermis
● Scaly, erythematous, pruritic plaques
Psoriasis
These include creams, lotions, oils, ointments, powders, shampoos, and
cleansers
Topical Antimicrobials
area of skin that is slightly raised and appears either redder or paler than the surrounding skin
wheal
Hypersensitivity when exposed to a certain
allergen
Contact dermatitis
small, node-like structure that is solid and elevated
Nodule
a small elevation on the skin that contains pus
Pustule