Skin Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What does SOCRATES stand for?

A

S= site
O= onset
C= character
R= radiate/refer
A= associations
T= timing
E= exacerbating/relieving
S= severity

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2
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What is a common cause of decreased hematocrit and oxyhemoglobin resulting in pallor skin?

A

anemia

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3
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What are the common causes of vasoconstriction and decreased perfusion resulting in pallor skin?

A

shock, syncope (fainting), vitiligo

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4
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If someone has decreased melanin and pallor skin, what are the affected areas?

A

patchy depigmentation, white spots on skin

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5
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What is the common cause of inibility to form melanin?

A

albinism (affects skin, hair, and eyes)

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6
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If someone has local artery insufficiency and pallor skin, what are the affected areas?

A

lower extremities

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7
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What are the common causes of non-inflammatory edema?

A

-congestive heart failure (CHF)
-liver failure
-nephrotic syndrome

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8
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define ischemia

A

low blood flow or no blood flow

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9
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ischemia will lead to what?

A

hypoxia

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10
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Which arteries should be checked if someone has local artery insufficiency?

A

dorsal pedis artery and posterior tibial artery

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