Week 5: HOME Flashcards

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Hypothermia

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  • Prolonged exposure to cold
  • Peripherla system shuts down
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Hypothermia Sx/Tx

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  • Sleepiness
  • Confusion
  • Numbness of Limbs
  • Shivering
  • Bradypnea
  • Slurring of Speech
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Boils & Carbuncles

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  • Boils: Infected INDIVIDUAL hair follicles
  • Carbuncles: Infected MULTIPLE hair follicles
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Boils & Carbuncles Sx/Tx

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  • Small inflamed lumps/Puss
  • Erythema/Edema/Pain
  • Carbuncles ONLY: Systemic Fever & Fatigue
  • Antimicrobial therapy and/or incision and drainage
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5
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Candidiasis

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  • Fungal Infection
  • CONTACT Precautions
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Candidiasis Sx/Tx

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  • Infection causes lesions to break out in mucosa of mouth and genitals.
  • Itching and discomfort with white discharge
  • Topical or systemic antifungal mediation
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Cellulitis

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  • Infection & inflammation
  • Dermal & Subcutaneous layers
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Cellulitis Sx/Tx

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  • Skin Erythema/Edema
  • Skin nodules
  • Extreme Tenderness to palpation (foot and LE)
  • Antimicrobials Rx
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Lice

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  • Insect-born infection
  • CONTACT Precaution (gloves)
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Lic Sx/Tx

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  • Lice on head, body or pubis
  • Comb to remove eggs
  • Lice Rx
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Scabies

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  • Mites that bury in the skin & lay eggs
  • CONTACT Precaution (Gloves)
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Scabies Sx/Tx

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  • Dark lines/ inflammation itching rash
  • Warm moist areas
  • Topical Lotion
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13
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Tinea

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  • Ringworm
  • Direct transfer contact
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Tinea Sx/Tx

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  • Red, itchy, burning sensation
  • Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot)
  • Tinea corporis (nails)
  • Tinea cruris (jock itch)
  • Antifungal Rx
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15
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Impetigo

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  • Bacterial infection in superficial layers of skin,
  • CONTACT precautions
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16
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Impetigo Sx/Tx

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  • Small pus-filled dimples with erythema
  • Antimicrobials
17
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Herpes Simplex

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  • Type 1: Oral Herpes/Cold Sore
  • Type 2: Genital (STD)
  • CONTACT Precaution
18
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Herpes Simplex Sx/Tx

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  • Type 1: Rash around mouth, ips or inside mouth
  • Type 2: Crusting on genitalia, pain with urination
  • Antivirals Rx
19
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Herpes Zoster

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  • Shingles
  • Zoster (Chicken Pox)
  • CONTACT Precaution
20
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Herpes Zoster Sx/Tx

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  • Intense burning pain
  • Skin hypersensitivity
  • Blister like rash
  • Headaches
  • Malaise
  • Antiviral, Steroids, Analgetic
21
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Warts

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  • Caused by strains of human papilloma virus
  • Contagious DIRECT CONTACT
  • Standard Precautions, gloves
22
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Warts Sx/Tx

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  • Round/raised skin lesions in clusters or single
  • Hands, face, feet or genitals
  • Cervical or vulvar cancer.
  • OTC, Cryotherapy, Electrocautery, Laser