Stichworte intact skin

Stichworte: intact skin

Which patient behavior indicates to the nurse that the patients facial cranial nerve CN VII is intact?

Which patient behavior indicates to the nurse that the patients facial cranial nerve CN VII is intact?

To correctly the palpate the client skin for temperature, the nurse will use the

To correctly the palpate the client skin for temperature, the nurse will use the

Which assessment findings would indicate cyanosis in individuals with dark skin?

Which assessment findings would indicate cyanosis in individuals with dark skin?

What will the nurse do to protect the peristomal skin of a patient with a ostomy?

What will the nurse do to protect the peristomal skin of a patient with a ostomy?

What is an acceptable source-to-skin distance while working on stationary fluoroscopy

What is an acceptable source-to-skin distance while working on stationary fluoroscopy

The nurse knows that which bacteria are responsible for primary and secondary skin infections?

The nurse knows that which bacteria are responsible for primary and secondary skin infections?

What is the immediate step to be done if your skin comes in contact with chemicals?

What is the immediate step to be done if your skin comes in contact with chemicals?

What is the most reliable way to assess pain in a patient who is cognitively intact?

What is the most reliable way to assess pain in a patient who is cognitively intact?

Effective skin disinfection before a surgical procedure includes which of the following methods?

Effective skin disinfection before a surgical procedure includes which of the following methods?

Which action would help prevent skin breakdown around a stoma if the resident has a colostomy

Which action would help prevent skin breakdown around a stoma if the resident has a colostomy

If a cross between two mice produce 10 black mice and 3 white mice. which skin color is dominant?

If a cross between two mice produce 10 black mice and 3 white mice. which skin color is dominant?

Which age related skin changes occurs in older adult clients and increases their potential for developing pressure ulcers?

Which age related skin changes occurs in older adult clients and increases their potential for developing pressure ulcers?

Which intervention reduces the risk for skin breakdown in a patient with a new tracheostomy?

Which intervention reduces the risk for skin breakdown in a patient with a new tracheostomy?

When jaundice is suspected in a patient which areas will the nurse check for changes in skin color

When jaundice is suspected in a patient which areas will the nurse check for changes in skin color

What is the most common skin disorders marked by inflammatory condition of the sebaceous glands is?

What is the most common skin disorders marked by inflammatory condition of the sebaceous glands is?

Is a type of inflammation of the skin that tends to occur in persons with a hyperactive immune system?

Is a type of inflammation of the skin that tends to occur in persons with a hyperactive immune system?

Which skin condition is characterized by red, raised lesions covered with dry, silvery scales?

Which skin condition is characterized by red, raised lesions covered with dry, silvery scales?

Which term indicates primary strategies that prevent infections transmitted through blood body fluid non intact skin and mucous membranes?

Which term indicates primary strategies that prevent infections transmitted through blood body fluid non intact skin and mucous membranes?

Which test will the nurse prepare to check for a skin rash possibly from a fungal infection?

Which test will the nurse prepare to check for a skin rash possibly from a fungal infection?

Which findings should the nurse expect to assess as normal skin changes in an elderly client?

Which findings should the nurse expect to assess as normal skin changes in an elderly client?

When assessing a patient with dark skin which area should the nurse check for physical manifestations of jaundice?

When assessing a patient with dark skin which area should the nurse check for physical manifestations of jaundice?

Which term would the nurse use to document a 1 cm elevated solid lesion noted on a clients skin?

Which term would the nurse use to document a 1 cm elevated solid lesion noted on a clients skin?

What information should the nurse include when reinforcing teaching about decreasing the risk of developing skin cancer?

What information should the nurse include when reinforcing teaching about decreasing the risk of developing skin cancer?

Which condition is indicated by a fluorescent yellow green color when the nurse uses a Woods lamp to examine a clients skin lesions?

Which condition is indicated by a fluorescent yellow green color when the nurse uses a Woods lamp to examine a clients skin lesions?