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Integumentary Test - Chapter 14

Integumentary Test - Chapter 14

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Match the following terms related to skin lesions with their definitions:

Aesthetic dermatology = Botox injections and cosmetic procedures Stasis dermatitis = Caused by fluid build-up in the lower legs Dermatoscope = Instrument for magnifying skin lesions Wood's light = Uses ultraviolet light to detect skin abnormalities

Match the following skin conditions with their characteristics:

Epidermis = Top layer of the skin Dermis = Layer containing sweat glands and hair follicles Subcutaneous = Layer composed mainly of fat Hair follicle = Structure from which hair grows

Match the following skin lesion types with their descriptions:

Mole removal = Example of surgical dermatology Biopsy = Procedure to examine a suspicious skin lesion Botox injections = Common aesthetic procedure Suturing of a laceration = A repair procedure in dermatology

Match the following components of skin observation with their meanings in the ABCDE method:

<p>A = Asymmetry B = Border C = Color D = Diameter</p>

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Match the following types of dermatology specialists with their focus areas:

<p>Dermatologist = Specializes in skin conditions Pediatrician = Focuses on children's health Integumentist = Focuses on the integumentary system Skin doctor = General term for dermatology practitioners</p>

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Match the following light types with their uses in dermatology:

<p>Ultraviolet light = Used in Wood's light for detecting skin issues X-ray = Used for imaging deep tissues Infrared light = Used for heat detection Gamma rays = Not typically used in dermatology</p>

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Match the following tools with their functions in skin examination:

<p>Magnifying glass = Simple tool for enlargement Dermatoscope = Professional tool for skin inspection Woods lamp = Detects fungi and bacteria in skin Microscope = Used to examine skin samples at a cellular level</p>

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Match the following scenarios with the responsible party for examining skin lesions:

<p>The provider = Determines treatment for skin lesions The MA = May document findings or assist with procedures The nurse = May assess condition before the provider The patient = Reports changes in skin lesions</p>

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Match the following skin lesion characteristics with their descriptions:

<p>Asymmetrical lesions = Lesions that do not exhibit symmetry Irregular borders = Borders that are not even or smooth Inflammation or swelling = A general term for skin irritation Fungal infection = A skin infection caused by fungi, such as athlete's foot</p>

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Match the types of skin conditions with their characteristics:

<p>Dermatitis = An inflammation of the skin often caused by an allergen Scabies = A contagious condition caused by mites burrowing into skin Shingles = A skin rash associated with the varicella-zoster virus Melanoma = A serious form of skin cancer characterized by unusual moles</p>

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Match the following skin diseases with their causes:

<p>Athlete's foot = Caused by a fungal infection Scabies = Caused by a mite infestation Dermatitis = Often triggered by allergens or irritants Melanoma = Caused by mutations often from UV exposure</p>

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Match the skin lesion types with their definitions:

<p>Open wound = A break in the skin that exposes underlying tissues Closed wound = A lesion where the skin remains intact but underlying tissues are damaged Rash = Visible changes in skin texture and color often due to a condition Lesion = A general term for any abnormal tissue change on the skin</p>

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Match the characteristics of skin cancer to their types:

<p>Basal cell carcinoma = Usually appears as a pearly or waxy bump Squamous cell carcinoma = Often presents as a firm, red nodule Malignant melanoma = Features irregular color and asymmetry Dermatoma = Not specifically a skin cancer but refers to specific areas of skin</p>

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Match the terms related to skin conditions with their descriptions:

<p>Pediculosis = Infestation of lice on the body or scalp Etiology = Study of the cause of diseases Acute illness = An illness with rapid onset and brief duration Chronic illness = A long-lasting condition that can be controlled but not cured</p>

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Match these skin conditions with their symptoms:

<p>Shingles = Causes painful blisters along a nerve pathway Scabies = Characterized by intense itching and rash Athlete's foot = Identified by itchy, scaly, or peeling skin on feet Dermatitis = Often presents with redness and inflammation</p>

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Match the following terms related to skin healing with their meanings:

<p>Cellulitis = A bacterial infection of the skin and tissues beneath Staphylococcus = Common bacteria that can cause skin infections Prognosis = A forecast of the likely outcome of a condition Diagnosis = Identification of a disease based on symptoms and tests</p>

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Match the following types of skin lesions with their characteristics:

<p>Macule = Flat area on the skin that differs in color Papule = Small raised bump on the skin Nodule = Larger solid lump located deeper in the skin Bulla = Large fluid-filled blister</p>

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Match the following terms with their definitions regarding skin conditions:

<p>Wheal = Another name for a hive Keloid = Abnormal growth over scar tissue Ulcer = Wound extending into the dermis from pressure Petechiae = Small red or purple spots due to bleeding</p>

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Match the following skin conditions with their descriptions:

<p>Purpura = Large flat bruise from trauma or bleeding disorder Ecchymosis = Another term for bruise Vesicle = Small fluid-filled sac on the skin Scale = Flaking or shedding of the outer layer of skin</p>

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Match the following signs of an infection with their terms:

<p>Erythema = Redness of the skin Edema = Swelling due to fluid retention Malaise = A general feeling of discomfort Warmth = Increased temperature in affected area</p>

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Match the following skin cancer types with their origins:

<p>Basal cell = Originates in basal layer of the skin Melanoma = Most dangerous type of skin cancer originating in melanocytes Squamous cell = Originates in squamous cells of the skin Cancer = General term for uncontrolled cell growth</p>

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Match the following skin treatments with their descriptions:

<p>Mohs surgery = Surgical removal of skin cancer with margins Cryosurgery = Destruction of tissue using extreme cold Plastic surgery = Reconstruction of skin defects Basal surgery = Not a standard term for skin treatment</p>

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Match the following sunscreen SPFs with their recommendations:

<p>SPF 15 = Minimum recommended sunscreen strength SPF 50 = Higher level of protection SPF 75 = Suitable for prolonged exposure SPF 100 = Maximum recommended protection</p>

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Match the following blood pressure terms with their meanings:

<p>Systolic = The top number, reflecting heart contraction Diastolic = The bottom number, representing heart relaxation Contraction = Phase when the heart pumps blood out Relaxation = Phase when the heart fills with blood</p>

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Flashcards

Dermatologist specialization

A dermatologist is a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.

Wood's light use

A Wood's lamp uses ultraviolet light to detect skin abnormalities, such as fungal infections.

Aesthetic dermatology example

Botox injections are an example of aesthetic dermatology, focusing on improving the appearance of the skin.

Staple/suture removal decision

The healthcare provider, not the MA or nurse, decides when staples or sutures are ready for removal.

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ABCDE skin observation - B

The 'B' in ABCDE (used for skin observation) stands for 'Border'.

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Animal bite puncture wound care

Always see a doctor for animal bites or puncture wounds.

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Dermatoscope use

A dermatoscope is a magnifying instrument for inspecting skin lesions.

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Provider action on skin lesions

A provider might ask the medical assistant to photograph and measure skin lesions, not simply to excise or assess.

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Largest organ

The skin is the largest organ in the human body.

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Skin's function (protective)

A key function of the skin is protecting internal organs.

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Cold weather blood vessels

In cold weather, blood vessels constrict to conserve heat.

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Scabies

A contagious skin infection caused by mites, resulting in itching and rash.

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Fungal infection (example)

Athletes foot is an example of a fungal skin infection.

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Shingles

A skin rash caused by the varicella-zoster virus (chickenpox virus).

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Acute illness

An illness with a rapid onset and short duration.

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Etiology

The origin or cause of a disease.

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Macule

A flat skin lesion, usually a different color than the surrounding skin.

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Wheal

A raised, itchy skin lesion, often associated with hives.

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Keloid

An abnormal scar that grows over the original scar tissue.

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Ulcer

A wound that extends into the dermis, often due to pressure.

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Ecchymosis

A large, flat, purplish bruise, often caused by trauma or bleeding disorders.

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Cellulitis

Skin infection characterized by redness, swelling, and warmth.

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Melanoma

A dangerous skin cancer originating from melanocytes.

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Study Notes

Integumentary Test - Chapter 14

Largest organ: The skin
Skin function types:
- Protective
- Sensory
Blood vessel response to cold: Blood vessels constrict
Main skin functions:
- Protecting internal organs
- Regulating temperature
- Producing melanin
Skin aging process: Thinning of fatty tissue under the skin is a normal process
Contagious skin infection (mite): Scabies
Athlete's foot type: Fungal infection
Skin inflammation/swelling: Dermatitis
Skin injury types: Open or closed wounds
Virus causing chicken pox/shingles: Varicella-zoster virus
Skin cancer with irregular borders: Malignant melanoma
MRSA's connection to infections: Can cause cellulitis
Physician specializing in skin conditions: Dermatologist
Light to detect skin abnormalities: Ultraviolet (Wood's light)
Aesthetic dermatology example: Botox injections
Who determines when stitches are removed: The provider/physician
ABCDE method in skin observation: Border irregularity is B.
Magnification instrument for skin lesions: Dermatoscope
Provider response to skin lesions: Photograph/measure/assess/diagnose
Causes of stasis dermatitis: Fluid buildup
Layers of skin (diagram reference):
- Epidermis (A)
- Dermis (B)
- Subcutaneous (C)
- Hair follicle (D)
Skin layer making up the top: Epidermis
Skin pigment-producing cell: Melanocyte
Flat skin lesion example: Freckle
Another name for a hive: Wheal
Abnormal growth over scar tissue: Keloid
Deep wound: Ulcer
Disease origin: Etiology
Large bruise: Purpura
Term for inflammation: Itis
Three signs of cellulitis/skin infection: Malaise, Erythema, Edema
Herpes simplex 1 alternative name: Cold sores
Facial redness condition: Rosacea
Most dangerous skin cancer: Melanoma
Surgical treatment for skin cancer (removal of abnormal cells): Mohs surgery
Sunscreen SPF recommendation: SPF 50
Top blood pressure number: Systolic
Blood pressure cuff too large effect: Lower than actual reading
Tough, fibrous skin protein: Collagen
Skin burn degree: Second degree (characterized by white patches and blisters)
Skin fold around nail body: Cuticle
Muscle making hair stand on end: Arrector pili

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