Integumentary System #2 (cancer & burns) Flashcards
______ cell carcinoma is the very top layers of the epidermis, grows out of control.
squamous cell carcinoma
squamous cell carnicoma forms on areas of the body exposed to _____.
sun (face, ears, neck)
What is the tx for squamous cell carcinoma ?
removal
_____ cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer.
basal cell carcinoma
Basal cell carcinoma is ____ growing & rarely spread.
slow growing
what are some treatments for basal cell carcinoma? (4)
- surgery
- local therapies (laser, chemical peel, cryotherapy)
- radiation
- immunotherapy
Melanoma is most commonly located on ___ or ____.
trunk or legs
____ degree burn is the most superficial. the skin remains intact; no break in integrity.
1st degree
with 1st degree burns there are no ____, but it can be painful to touch.
no blisters
____ degree burns are partial thickness burns. blisters form, painful, affects episodes / term and skin is moist and red.
2nd degree
______ degree burns are full thickness burns. penetrate down to the subcutaneous tissue. not as painful as second degree.
3rd degree
3rd degree burns have areas of ____ and are dry / leathery.
areas of eschar
_____ phase is the most critical. its the 1st ____ to ____ hours.
emergent phase / 24-48 hours
During the emergent phase what are clients at risk for.
hypovolemic shock
electrolyte imbalances
renal failure
What is the priority intervention during the emergent phase?
fluids (parkland formula)
The ____ phase is focused on healing, nutrition, preventing infection, and wound care.
acute phase
______ phase is when the burn is now healed and the focus is on regaining function.
Rehabilitative phase
the rule of nines the head anterior / post are ___ each
4.5 each
the genital area is ____ %
1%
The upper and lower torso are _____ each ant / post
9%
The legs are ___ % each ant / post
9 %
insufficient urinary output is <____ ml/hr
30
What are some signs of hyperkalemia?
muscle weakness , cramps , Nausea . arrhythmia. etc….
what are some signs of hyponatremia?
HA , confusion, seizure, coma , irritability
What type of fluids are used for fluid replacement with burns?
- Lactated Ringers (expands intravascular volume)
- Colloids (albumin - pulls fluids back into the intravascular system)