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NUR 682- Exam #2 Questions and Answers |100% Pass Which glands are thought to be responsible for body odor? - Answer-Apocrine glands Which glands produce sweat? - Answer-Eccrine glands Which cutaneous reaction to trauma/infection/inflammation results in scar and keloid formation? - Answer-The ...

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NUR 682- Exam #2 Questions and
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Which glands are thought to be responsible for body odor? - Answer✔✔-Apocrine glands


Which glands produce sweat? - Answer✔✔-Eccrine glands


Which cutaneous reaction to trauma/infection/inflammation results in scar and keloid formation? -

Answer✔✔-The mesenchymal response


Patients with darker skin tones should be careful using which topical medications? - Answer✔✔--High-

potency steroids


-Benzoyl peroxide


-Isotretinoin


Futcher line (aka Ito line) define - Answer✔✔-The vertical line that separates the hyperpigmented dorsal

surfaces from the less pigmented ventral surfaces in darker skinned people


Acute inflammation- best types of products to use - Answer✔✔--Wet dressings


-Powders


-Aerosols




-Suspension lotions


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-Alcohol or water-based lotions


Chronic inflammation- best types of products to use - Answer✔✔--Creams


-Oil-based lotions or gels


-Ointments


Best preparations for wet vs. dry rashes - Answer✔✔-Wet rashes --> CREAMS (powder-based)




Dry rashes --> OINTMENTS (oil-based)


Potency of preparations from most --> least - Answer✔✔-1) Ointments


2) Creams


3) Lotions


What type of topical product is best for hairy areas? - Answer✔✔-Foams


Which type of topical antibiotics should be avoided? - Answer✔✔-Products containing NEOMYCIN due to

high incidence of contact sensitization


First-line treatment for mild acne - Answer✔✔-Keratolytics:


**Benzoyl peroxide


**Retinoic acid


Topical antibiotics used for acne - Answer✔✔--Clindamycin


-Erythromycin

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-Sulfacetamide


Systemic antibiotics used for inflammatory acne - Answer✔✔--Tetracycline


-Doxycycline


-Minocycline


-Erythromycin


Side effects of topical steroids - Answer✔✔--Skin atrophy


-Increased fragility of skin


-Secondary infection


-Hypopigmentation


-Folliculitis


-Telangiectasia


-Purpura


-Stria


Topical antihistamine use? - Answer✔✔-Should be avoided due to possibility of contact sensitization




^ESP. topical diphenhydramine HCl and "caine" meds


Most common organisms that cause impetigo? - Answer✔✔-Streptococcus pyogenes, Staphylococcus

aureus, or MRSA


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Nonbullous impetigo (define) - Answer✔✔--Begins as 1- to 2-mm erythematous papules or pustules that

progress to vesicles or bullae and rupture




**Honey-colored, moist crusts on mildly erythematous, eroded skin


Bullous impetigo (define) - Answer✔✔--Large, flaccid, thin-walled, superficial, annular or oval pustular

blisters or bullae that rupture


-Thin varnish-like coating or scale


How long should patient with impetigo stay out of school? - Answer✔✔-Until treated for 24 hours


Nikolsky sign (define) - Answer✔✔-Peeling of the skin with a light rub, revealing moist red surface




^KEY finding in staphylococcal scaled skin syndrome (SSSS)!


Staphylococcal scaled skin syndrome (SSSS) - treatment - Answer✔✔--IV or oral dicloxacillin


-Penicillin


-1st or 2nd generation cephalosporin


-Clindamycin


Cellulitis (define) - Answer✔✔-Localized bacterial infection involving the dermis and subcutaneous layers

of skin




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