POM Flashcards

1
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If you have continuous data, you (can/ cannot) calculate RR and NNT

A

Cannot!

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2
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What is the ABCDE method?

A
A: asymmetry
B: border
C: color
D: diameter
E: evolution
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3
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The most common form of skin cancer, usually from sun damage is _______

A

basal cell carcinoma

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4
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Physical reveals a skin lesion with smooth, round, pearly boarders with central pallor or ulcer.
Dx: _______

A

basal cell carcinoma

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5
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A dilated superficial blood vessel is called _______

A

telangiectasia

will blanch with pressure

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6
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A skin lesion that is an enclosed cavity with a lining containing liquid or semisolid material is a _______

A

cyst

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7
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superficial skin erosion caused by scratching is called ______

A

excoriation

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8
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increased skin markings and thickening chronic inflammation caused by scratching or irritation

A

lichenification

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9
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A superficial focal loss of part of the epidermis is called ________

A

erosion

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10
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What is the treatment for basal cell carcinoma?

A

excision

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11
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An ulcerated skin lesion, scabbed over with recurrent bleeding and grows deeper over time is a _______

A

squamous cell cancer

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12
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This skin exam is altered if the patient is substantially dehydrated or edematous

A

turgor

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13
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a non-palpable skin pigmentation change is called a _______

A

macule

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14
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a palpable raised skin lesion

A

papule

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15
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A mosquito bite creates a skin reaction called a _______

A

wheal

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16
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A large vesicle in the skin, bubble-like esp. filled with air or fluid

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bullae

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17
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a focal loss of the epidermis extending into the dermis is a _______

A

ulceration

18
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decreased skin thickness due to skin thinning (common with aging) is called ______

19
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chronic skin condition with portions of the skin losing their pigment

20
Q

A lethal form of skin cancers that develops from melanocytes is called ________

A

malignant melanoma

21
Q

Which type of skin cancer metastasizes early and can be lethal (melanoma/ basal cell carcinoma/ squamous cell cancer)

22
Q

Neoplasm of the endothelium and epithelial layer of the skin caused by herpes virus 8

A

kaposi’s sarcoma

23
Q

Inflammation of the hair follicle, infected with bacteria, esp. staphylococcus

A

Folliculitis

24
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chronic skin condition with facial redness, small superficial dilated blood vessels, papules, pustules, and swelling is called ________

25
bacterial infection of the skin involving the inner layers (dermis and subcutaneous fat) is called ______
cellulitis
26
Nonspecific reaction pattern, velvet, leathery thickening of the skin associated with obesity, diabetes (insulin resistance)
Acanthosis Nigricans
27
Sudden, rapid, patchy loss of hair, usually from the scalp or face is called ______
alopecia areata
28
You suspect a patient has superficial a skin infection so you get out a ____ ____ to view it
wood's lamp
29
Autoimmune disease of the skin, usually on the extensor surfaces is _______
psoriasis
30
How do you treat a Herpes Zoster/shingles infection?
antivirals, acyclovir etc.
31
Benign, slow growing epidermal tumor due to proliferaition of immature keratinocyte
seborrheic keratoses
32
Inflammation of the skin with an itchy erythematous rash, crusting patches. Usually on flexor surfaces.
Dermatitis, acute | eczema, chronic
33
Name some factors for predicting risk for pressure ulcers on the Braden scale
1. sensory perception 2. moisture 3. activity 4. mobility 5. nutrition 6. shear and friction
34
obstruction of blood flow at a bony prominence can lead to a ______ _______
pressure ulcer
35
How is the severity of pressure ulcers measured?
staging
36
Over a bony prominence (venous/arterial) ulcer
arterial
37
Red granular base with irregular shape (venous/arterial) ulcer
venous (well oxygenated)
38
Necrotic with poor perfusion, punched out round shape (venous/arterial) ulcer
arterial
39
Skin damage in a moist not bony area is a (Pressure ulcer/ MASD)
MASD: moisture associated skin damage | P.U. must be in bony area
40
this bacterial product should be removed from wounds to promote healing
fibrin biofilm