Integumentary Flashcards

1
Q

what are some factors that affect wound healing?

A

nutrition
immunocompromised
poor circulation
stress
antiseptics
medications
diabetes
anemia
infection

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2
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how should wounds be cleaned?

A

mild soap and water

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3
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what 3 things are toxic to wounds?

A

povidone-iodine
Alcohol
Hydrogen peroxide

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4
Q

what is the most common complication with wound healing?

A

pruritis

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5
Q

what can help to relieve pruritic?

A

cooling baths
compresses
baking soda baths
prevent scratching

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6
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what is an example of an antipruritic medication?

A

benadryl

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7
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what is impetigo?

A

red macule that ruptures causing a thick, honey coloured crust

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8
Q

what is folliculitis?

A

pimple
infection of hair follicle

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9
Q

what is a furuncle?

A

boil
larger lesion with redness and swelling

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10
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what is a carbuncle?

A

multiple boils

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11
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what is cellulitis?

A

inflammation of skin
intense redness and swelling
lymphangitis “streaking”
lymph node involvement
abscess formation

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12
Q

what is the peak age for diaper dermatitis?

A

9-12 months

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13
Q

diaper dermatitis is more common in ___________

A

bottle-fed

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14
Q

what are the causes of diaper dermatitis?

A

Urine
Feces
Soaps
Detergents
Chemical irritants

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15
Q

what infection can diaper dermatitis cause?

A

Candidiasis

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16
Q

what is Candidiasis?

A

maculopapular rash
satellite lesions

17
Q

how is diaper dermatitis managed?

A

alter:
1. wetness
2. pH
3. fecal irritants

18
Q

what is atopic dermatitis?

A

pruritic eczema that begins during infancy

19
Q

eczema is ________

A

hereditary

20
Q

what is eczema associated with?

A

food allergies
allergic rhinitis
asthma

21
Q

how is eczema treated?

A

avoid exposure to irritants ad allergens
avoid loss of moisture
avoid overheating
medications

22
Q

what medications can be used for eczema?

A

Antihistamines
Topical immunomodulators
Topical steroids

23
Q

what is the most common type of burn in toddlers?

A

hot water scalds

24
Q

what is the most common type of burn in older children?

A

flame related

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what are other burns often related to?
child abuse playing with matches or lighters
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how are burns classified?
based on amount of tissue affected 1. total body surface area 2. depth
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what is a first degree burn?
superficial minimal tissue damage painful erythema
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what is a second degree burn?
partial thickness epidermis + some dermis painful moist, red, blisters
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what are third degree burns?
full thickness epidermis + dermis + SC destroys nerves, hair follicles, and sweat glands
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what are fourth degree burns?
full thickness + underlying tissue muscle and bone
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what are the different severities of burn injuries?
major = specialized burn centre moderate = treated in hospital minor = outpatient treatment
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what are some signs of inhalation burn injuries?
burns on face and lips singed nose hairs wheezing increased secretions hoarseness wet crackles coughing increased WOB
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what are the 5 steps for emergency burn care?
1. stop process 2. assess (CABs) 3. cover burn 4. transport to medical care 5. reassurance
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what is the first priority for burn injuries?
airway
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what are the 4 treatments for burn injuries?
1. airway maintenance 2. fluid replacement 3. nutrition 4. medication
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how should fluids be replaced for burn injuries?
required for first 24 hours crystalloid (initial) --> colloids
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what diet is recommended for burn injuries?
high protein, high calorie
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are antibiotics administered for burn injuries?
NO
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what medications are given for burn injuries?
analgesics anesthetics