Zone of stasis a - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NR507 Pathophysiology Final EXAM 2019 TEST BANK WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ Why does pregnancy increase the risk of UTI? - ANSWER- Pregnancy results in increased progesterone which relaxes smooth muscle leading to urine stasis. Why are post-menopausal individuals at an increased risk of UTI? - ANSWER- Post-menopause results in a lower amount of estrogen resulting in urethral dryness. What are factors that would make a UTI "complicated"? - ...

ARDMS (RVT) Ultrasound Vascular Registry Review Questions with 100% Correct answers Ultrasound Vascular Registry Review Questions with 100% Correct answers What is the first branch of the aortic arch? Innominate artery/ Brachiocephalic Name the three branches of the aortic arch? a. Innominate artery/ Brachiocephalic b. Lt CCA c. Lt Subclavian artery The radial artery runs on what side of the forearm? Lateral side The radial artery branches to form what part of the palmar arch? Supe...

Burns Ch. 62 Study Exam Questions Correctly Answered. Determining the depth of a burn is difficult initially because there are combinations of injury zones in the same location. The following describes one of the injury zones: the area of intermediate burn injury. It is here that blood vessels are damaged, but tissue has the potential to survive. What is the name of that zone? A Zone of stasis B Zone of coagulation C Zone of hypotension D Zone of hyperemia - CORRECT ANSWER Zone of s...

What does intact skin do? correct answers Protective barrier thermoregulation electrolyte/fluid balance synthesis of vitamin D sensory organ largest organ In burns there are 3 zones what are they? correct answers -Zone of coagulation (is the portion irreversibly injured.) -Zone of stasis and Zone of hyperthermia are defined in response to the injury. Types of Burn Injury correct answers -Thermal -Chemical -Smoke and Inhalation -Electrical What type of burn is caused by flame, f...

While assessing a client, a nurse find that the client has superficial burns. Which treatment does the nurse anticipate to be beneficial for this client? a. intravenous fluids b. analgesics c. topical antibiotics d. tetanus booster Correct Answer While assessing a client, a nurse finds that the skin on the wrist appears pearl-pink, wet, and blistered. On further assessment, the nurse finds that the client's dermis is exposed, extremely tender, and painful due to scalds. What does the nu...

Functions of the Skin correct answers Include protection against infection, prevention of loss of body fluid, control body temperature, excrete waste, cushion deeper structures, produce vitamin D, part of personal identity Epidermis correct answers Outer layer, non-vascular Dermis correct answers Beneath the epidermis; makes up most of the skin -Follicles -Blood Vessels -Sweat Glands -Nerve Endings -Sebaceous Glands Amount of tissue destruction dependent on: correct answers Tempera...

Critical Care Paramedic Exam with 100% Correct Answers 1st degree burn - Answer- Epidermis Redness Painful NO BLISTERS Minimal tissue distruction 2nd degree burn - Answer- Epidermis and portions of the dermis Red or pale Blisters Extreme pain 3rd degree burn - Answer- Entire epidermis and dermis Charred Dry Leathery 4th degree burn - Answer- Visible distruction to bone, muscle tendon, ligament Black and charred Fluid resuscitation needed - Answer- Burns greather than 15-20% BSA ...

Most minor burns can be managed: correct answers in an outpatient setting. PCP must be able to accurately assess the severity of the burn and the context of the patient risk to make prudent, timely burn management decisions Risk factors for burns: correct answers Water heaters set too high Workplace exposure to chemicals, electricity or irradiation Thin skin people need to take sun exposure procedures. Careless burning cigarettes Types of burns: correct answers thermal, electrical and ...

NUR 280 Exam 2 Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) Wound healing is regulated by: - Answer️️ -1. Chemokines 2. Cytokines 3. Growth factor 4. Proteases What are the four phases of wound healing? - Answer️️ -1. Hemostasis 2. Inflammation 3. Proliferation 4. Remodeling During Phase 1 (hemostasis): - Answer️️ -Clotting and growth factors are released During Phase 2 (inflammation): - Answer️️ -Vasodilatation, increased perfusion and capillary permeability (causes re...

Burns VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS 100% PASS 2023/2024 Determining the depth of a burn is difficult initially because there are combinations of injury zones in the same location. The following describes one of the injury zones: the area of intermediate burn injury. It is here that blood vessels are damaged, but tissue has the potential to survive. What is the name of that zone? A Zone of stasis B Zone of coagulation C Zone of hypotension D Zone of hyperemia - ANSWER Zone of stasis ...