Ch. 8 Hair Skin Nails Flashcards

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Layers of Skin

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Epidermis
Dermis
Subcutaneous Tissue

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What does the Epidermis do?

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Outer layer
Avascular
Waterproof
Keratinocytes & Melanocytes (gives color)

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What does the Dermis do?

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contains connective tissue, sensory nerve fibers, capillaries, collagen, elastin

Gives the ability to FEEL

hair follicles, sebaceous, sweat, apocrine glands are here

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What does subcutaneous tissue do?

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Deepest layer
Fat
provides protection/insulation
hair roots are in this layer

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5
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What type of hair is Vellus?

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thin non pigmented (all over)

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what type of hair is Terminal

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thick course pigmented

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Nails
Cuticle ?

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protective seal

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Nails
Lunula?

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moon/crescent shaped part of nail at the base

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Nails
Nailbed

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highly vascular - pink

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Sebaceous (oil) glands are all over except?

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Palms of hands
Soles of feet

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SWEAT glands
Eccrine?

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Odorless, maintains/regulates body temp

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SWEAT Glands
Apocrine?

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Produce odor
apO = Odor

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what does Skin Biopsy do?

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a procedure to obtain a sample of tissue for examination under a microscope

helps diagnose diseases, infections, skin cancer

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14
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Two techniques that can be performed simultaneously

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Inspection & Palpation
(compare sides for symmetry and good lighting is important)

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What mnemonic is used for assessing moles?

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Asymmetry
Borders
Color
Diameter
Evolving

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Macule

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ex. freckle
circular, small, flat, less than 1cm

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Papule

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solid, raised, rough, less than 1cm

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patch

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irregular, flat, greater than 1cm

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Plaque

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closely grouped thickened papules, greater than 1cm

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Vesicle

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raised, round, fluid filled (blood/clear)
ex. herpes zoster

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Nodule

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solid, raised, greater than 1.5cm

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Pustule

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raised, filled with pus
ex. Acne

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Bulla

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Elevated, fluid filled

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Tinea means?

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Fungal
ex. Tinea capitis (fungus on scalp)
Tinea Versicolor (fungus on body)

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LESIONS discrete
remain apart
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LESIONS grouped
clustered
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LESIONS Confluent
blending together
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LESIONS Arciform
partial rings/ arcs
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LESIONS Iris
bulls eye rash
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LESIONS reticular
mesh like pattern
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LESIONS gyrate
little worms
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What do you need to perform skin assessment?
PPE(gloves) Paper tape measure Penlight Magnifying glass
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another name for Nevi
Moles
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Abnormal Findings when Assessing Nails
Nail base angle > 160 degrees Capillary Refill > 2 seconds change in color/shape/texture/thickness
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Stages of Pressure ulcers Stage 1
1 - erythmia (skin is red) skin is intact
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Stages of Pressure ulcers Stage 2
partial thickness loss from epidermis and dermis
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Stages of Pressure ulcers Stage 3
full thickness loss involving subcutaneous tissue
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Stages of Pressure ulcers Stage 4
full thickness loss w extensive involvement of muscle/bone
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What condition is scaley and silvery
Psoriasis
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American term for Bruise
Ecchymosis