Sunburn - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What is Pilocarpine used for? correct answer: used to treat glaucoma by relieving (intraocular) fluid pressure What type of drug is Pilocarpine? correct answer: direct acting cholinergic agonist that constricts the pupils of the eyes What are the major responses to anticholinergics ? correct answer: -decrease in GI motility -decrease in salivation -dilation of pupils What are anticholonergics topically used in ? correct answer: eye exams for the dilatation of pupils What is to...

ALL CIDESCO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED What is the purpose of a patch test in beauty therapy? A patch test helps identify allergic reactions to products before they are applied more extensively during treatments. How do chemical peels benefit the skin? Chemical peels remove the outer layers of skin, promoting cell regeneration and improving the appearance of fine lines, pigmentation, and acne scars. What are the main layers of the skin? The three main layers of the skin ...

NUR 185 EXAM 2 LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ STAGES OF BURNS stage 1 emergent stage 2 acute stage 3 rehab stage 1 emergent phase -onset first 12-48 hrs -hypovolemic shock -hyperkalemia, oliguric -cardiac dysrhythmia -acute renal failure stage 2 acute phase -first 48-72 hrs -circulatory overload -hypokalemia -polyuria -chf stage 3 rehab phase -prevent infection -return pt to normal state -help pt cope with self esteem/appearance stage 1 emergent phase interventions -airway...

NUR 101 Final Exam Study GuideFactors that affect skin integrity - correct answer 1. age (turgor, drier, reduced collagen, more prone to injury)-frail skin 2. Bedrest/immobility-decrease pressure and shear 3. nutrition/hydration (protein, C, zinc, copper) 4. sensation level (diminished) 5. impaired circulation-(impaired arterial circulation causes muscle atrophy and thin tissue; impaired venous circulation causes buildup of waste in blood, causes edema, ulceration, skin breakdown)-loose clo...

MDC 4 Exam 2 Final Review Latest Update Graded A+ Burns s/s -Tachycardia -Hypotension -Decreased cardiac output -Decreased gastrointestinal blood flow -Fluid shifts -Hypovolemia -Electrolyte imbalances -Thready/weak pulse Burns labs -Decreased albumin -Decreased pH -Hypovolemia -Hyponatremia -Hyperkalemia -Metabolic acidosis Superficial thickness burn -Damage to epidermis -Pink/red with no blisters, no eschar, no skin grafts -Mild edema -Heals in 3-6 days Example: s...

ITEC Level 2 Diploma for Beauty Specialists Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the main purpose of a facial treatment? The main purpose of a facial treatment is to cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish the skin to promote a clear, well-hydrated complexion. Why is a skin analysis important before a facial? A skin analysis helps identify skin types and conditions, allowing the beauty specialist to choose the most suitable products and treatments. What is the role of a beauty s...

Disorder that refers to the destruction of platelets by macrophages. idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, ITP The body's immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys platelets. Postoperative care teaching for TURP Transurethral resection of the prostate • Hematuria for several days after procedure is normal. • Continue yearly appointments for prostates. • Avoid heavy lifting/straining • Indwelling catheter after surgery, if discharged home with the catheter (daily cleaning, de...

Pigment can be purchased where? CORRECT ANSWER Pigment can only be bought at a commercial supplier If using acetate stencils, how must they be handled? CORRECT ANSWER after each use they must be thoroughly cleaned and rinsed, and immersed in a high level disinfectant. After completing that tattoo, what steps must be followed? CORRECT ANSWER -the skin must be cleaned with a single use paper towel and a antiseptic solution -a clean covering must be placed over -an absorbent material can be...

NURS 612 Maryville Exam 2; Questions and Answers 100% Solved What are characteristics of Paget's disease of the breast? Correct answer an eczematous rash on the area of the nipple and/or areola. What does jaundice indicate? Correct answer an elevation in bilirubin. Usually evident in the scelera and mucus membranes first. What might pallor indicate? Correct answer decreased circulation to an area or a decrease in hemoglobin. It's usually first noticed on the face, conjunctiva, oral ...

knowing the most common causes of household fires, which prevention strategy would the nurse focus on when teaching about fire safety? a. set hot water temperature at 140 degrees F b. use only hardwired smoke detectors c. encourage regular home fire exit drills d.. never permit older adults to cook unattended - c the injury that is least likely to result in a full-thickness burn is: a. sunburn b. scald injury c. chemical burn d. electrical injury - a