Semester 2 week 1-6 Flashcards

1
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what does the integument encompass?

A

skin, hair, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands

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2
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what does assessment of integument reveal?

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info about health status & indicated pot concerns

findings reflect hydration, nutrition & emotional status

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3
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3 functions of integumentary system

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primary immune defense
thermoregulation
vit D synth

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4
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what are some features of the epidermis?

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outermost layer of skin
location of vit D synth
avascular

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5
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5 layers of epidermis?

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corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, germinativum

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6
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which layer of skin contains glands & follicles?

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dermis

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7
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what are the two layers of the dermis?

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papillary dermis & reticular dermis

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8
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what is the subcutaneous layer composed mostly of?

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fat (adipose tissue) & loose connective tissue

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9
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what is melasma?

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increased pigmentation of face during pregnancy

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10
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what is the linea nigra?

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darkened line extending from umbilicus to pubic area

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11
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what is vernix?

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cheese-like substance (epithelial cells + sebum) that may be on a newborn (protects from effects of amniotic fluid)

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12
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what is lanugo?

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fine hair that may be covering a newborn

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13
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what is a preterm baby at risk for?

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inadequate thermoregulation, skin injury and edema

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14
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what is a pressure ulcer?

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area of tissue necrosis due to prolonged compression of body tissue b/w a firm surface and bony prominences

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15
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what is used to assess pressure ulcers?

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braden scale - assess risk of development

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16
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what is the method for screenign moles?

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ABCDEs
A- asymmetry
B- border
C- colour
D- diameter (more than 6 mm)
E- evolution
17
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what are health promotion topics for the integumentary system?

A

risk factors for skin cancer, skin self-examination, sun safety, tanning booths, vit D deficiency

18
Q

what does seek, slip, slap & slop mean?

A

seek out shade, slip on a shirt, slap on hat & sunglasses, slop on sunscreen

19
Q

what is pruritis?

A

itching

20
Q

what is stress?

A

stressors are stimuli - events that activate stress response
internal or external
biological stress response activated when: acute threat to body integrity, psychological well-being, sense of self-worth

21
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explain general adaptation syndrome

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H. Seyle, it’s a biological stress syndrome, has 3 stages 1) alarm reaction - fight or flight 2) resistance stage - maintains arousal while body works to defend against & adapt to stressor 3) exhaustion stage- pathological state, diverse health consequences

22
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what does allostasis mean?

A

serious stressors can change phsyiological set points (think negative feedback set points) through adaptation
Maintaining a state of readiness has energy costs

23
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what is coping?

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active process of managing taxing circumstances, expending effort to solve problems, & seeking to master, minimize, reduce or tolerate stress or conflict

24
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what is crisis?

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previous ways of coping not effective, crisis may occur - face a turning pt & person must change
frame of reference for a crisis is the person experiencing it
a person can either advance or regress as a result of a crisis

25
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2 types of crises?

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developmental & situational