Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is skin tear?

A

Separation of epidermis from dermis
Underlying tissue
Shear, friction/blunt

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2
Q

_____ prevents sliding of the epidermis over the dermis

A

Basement membrane

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3
Q

With age_______ membrane _____ reducing resistance to friction

A

basement; flattens

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4
Q

How many skin tear classification.

A

3

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5
Q

Name 3 skin tear classification.

A

Type1- No skin loss
Type 2 - partial flap loss
Type 3 -total flap loss

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6
Q

What is type 1 skin tear

A

No skin loss
Flap tear - can be moved to cover wound.

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7
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What is type 2 partial flap loss

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Partial flap loss.
Skin flap cannot be repositioned to cover the wound

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8
Q

What is type 3 skin tear classification ?

A

Total flap loss
Entire wound exposed
Complete tissue loss

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9
Q

S&S of skin tear

A

Pain at site of injury
Serous exudate
Possible inflammation

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10
Q

When should you change dressing?

A

Intact for min 7 days = change if >70% exudate

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11
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Name the 2 wound

A
  1. Open wound
  2. Closed wound
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12
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What is open wound

A
  • external / internal break in skin surface
  • leave the injured tissue exposed
    -increase risk of infection.
    Eg: surgical incision, pressure sore, laceration, puncture, gunshot
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13
Q

Closed wound skin

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Intact, underlying tissue
Not exposed outside

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14
Q

How many copies of chromosomes in Trisomy

A

47 - 1 extra

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15
Q

What does trisomy 21 results in

A

Brain defect
Intellectual disab
Characteristic facial feature

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16
Q

Dementia

A

Loss of neurological function
- memory
- thinking
-behaviour

17
Q

Systemic immune disorder / abnormal response to certain substances/ antigens

A

Allergy

18
Q

Name 2 trtmnt of allergy

A
  1. Drug therapy
  2. Desensitization
19
Q

Name 2 skin assessment

A
  1. Health history
  2. Physical assessment
20
Q

What is physical assessment

A
  • Inspect skin
  • palpate skin
21
Q

Closed wounds are mainly caused by

A

Blunt trauma

22
Q

Examples of closed wound

A

Hematoma
Contusion
Crush injury
Compartmental syndrome

23
Q

Example of open wound

A

Surgical incision
Pressure sore
Laceration
Puncture
Gunshot

24
Q

Debridement

A

Removal of dead tissue

25
Q

How many stages of ulcer

A

4

26
Q

Pressure ulcer is localized. True or false?

A

True

27
Q

Pressure ulcer is result of

A

Pressure or combo of pressure and shear

28
Q

Name the stage 1 ulcer

A

Non blanchable erythema of intact skin

29
Q

What’s stage 2 ulcer

A

Partial thickness skin loss. Ulcer starts epidermis or dermis

30
Q

Stage 3 ulcer

A

Full thickness skin loss
Subcutaneous damage - bones muscles not visible
Extension of ulcer

31
Q

What’s stage. 4 ulcer

A

Full thickness skin loss with extensive destruction
Tissue necrosis
Damage to muscle, tendon or joint cap

32
Q

Name 3 non- traditional healing practices for ulcer

A
  • Electrical stimulation-stage2>
  • vacuum assisted wound closure
  • hyperbaric o2 therapy
33
Q

Psoriasis

A

Chronic skin condition
Appears inflamed red
Dry patches
Reocurring
Contagious

34
Q

Eczema is contagious. True/ false

A

False. Non-contagious

35
Q

Psoriasis is contagious

A

True