Examples of macules - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The Study of SKIN Final Exam Prep Questions Correctly Answered. Macules (Primary Skin Lesions) - CORRECT ANSWER a discolored but neither raised nor depressed spot or area on the skin..such as a freckle Papules (Primary Skin Lesions) - CORRECT ANSWER hardened red elevations , solid, elevated spot or area on the skin . such as a pimple Vesicles* (Primary Skin Lesions) - CORRECT ANSWER blister; a sac full of water or tissue fluid, such as poson oak or ivy Bulla (Primary Skin Lesions) ...

A patient with abdominal pain describes "what" the pain feels like and "how long" it lasts. In which part of the H&P would you place this information? A. History of Present Illness B. Past Medical History C. Sexual History D. Review of Systems A. History of present illness Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Which of the following best describes the patient record? A. describes the app...

Macule- correct answers Solely a color change •Flat and circumscribed •Less than 1 cm Examples: freckles, measles Papule correct answers Papule-Something you can feel •Caused by superficial thickening in the epidermis •Less than 1 cm Examples: mole, lichenplanus, Plaque correct answers Papules which merge together Wider than 1cm Examples: psoriasis, lichen planus Patches correct answers are groups of macules that are larger than 1cm Examples: mongolianspot, café au lai...

PEDS FINAL POSS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% A child present to the clinical with signs of malnutrition, poor hygiene and unattended medical problems. The nurse recognizes this form of child abuse? (blueprint related) - correct answer Neglect Normal BP measurement ranges in children are? - correct answer Determined from the child's age, height and gender A newly diagnosed 3-year-old is admitted with type 1 DM. Having just had class on this you know how it caused by: (blueprint related)...

Lesions that may be present from birth or may develop later in life. Acquired skin lesions that may result from and infectious disease, and environmental agent or an allergic reaction Primary lesion Vesicle, bulla, pustule, macule, nodule, wheal, plaque, telangiectasis are all examples of what? Primary lesions Fluid-filled blister which is <5mm in diameter, elevated above the level of the skin with well demarcated borders Vesicle (primary lesion) Large vesicle that is >5mm in diameter B...

NKU MSN 610 Module 2 QUESTION AND VERIFIED ANSWERS Macule - ANSWER A flat circumscribed area that is a change in the color of the skin, < 1 cm in diameter. Examples - freckles, flat moles (nevi), petechiae, measles. Papule - ANSWER An elevated, firm, circumscribed area, < 1 cm in diameter. Examples- wart (verruca), elevated moles, lichen planus. Patch - ANSWER A flat nonpalpable, irregularly shaped macule > 1 cm in diameter. Examples: Vitiligo, port wine stains, hyperpi...

Advanced Health Assessment Midterm Review of Quiz Questions AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT 2024/25 EDITION GUARANTEED GRADE A+ The following information belongs in which section of the Comprehensive Heath History (H&P)? "3 day history of rash and swelling" A. History of Present Illness B. Review of Systems C. Allergies D. Chief Complaint D. Chief Complaint A patient with abdominal pain describes "what" the pain feels like and "how long" it lasts. In which part of the H&P would you pla...

A 60-year-old patient with severe, deep left eye pain. Findings reveal dilated and fixed left pupil and the cornea is cloudy. There is no ocular discharge noted. These findings are most likely consistent with? - Acute angle closure glaucoma A patient has a papule with an ulcerated center on the lower lid and medial canthus of the eye. This is consistent with? - Basal cell carcinoma Patients with prior hypospadias surgery who develop slow and painful urination as well as prostatitis are e...

HESI RN PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERSION 1&2Which type of insulin has an onset of 30 minutes and a peak time of 2-4 hours? Choose matching definition Treats Parkinson's disease Patient may sweat May turn urine reddish brown Short aka Regular Acting Insulin: Humulin R Novulin R Velosulin Long Acting: glargine (Lantus) Clonidine (Catapres) Teaching: Self-monitoring of blood pressure is very important. Don't know? 1 of 155 Term What is is pro...

Name the six functions of the skin - correct answer Sensation, secretion, absorption, regulation, protection, excretion Define dermatology - correct answer The study of the skin, its structure, functions, diseases and treatment Name the three main layers of the skin - correct answer Epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous Name the five layers of the ep...