Synopsis of Anatomy of Friction Ridge Skin

Riley D. is a certified medical assistant who has worked for Dr. Cormell, a dermatologist, for two years. She usually assists her in the surgical procedures performed in the office. Manuel C. is also a certified medical assistant who was hired recently. He is undergoing training with Riley because Dr. Cormell is opening a new location. Today, Riley will assist the doctor with a biopsy on a patient with a mole that changed color two months ago. Riley invited Manuel for him to observe the preparations for the procedure. She educates him on surgical handwashing and sterile gloving, and Manuel is amazed at how Riley assembles the instruments on the Mayo table for the doctor to reach out. Riley warns him not to talk or touch the table during the procedure and reminds him to put on his mask and to always keep his hands in front. The procedure is short and going well. The doctor is now preparing to suture, and Manuel is intensely observing the entire process; however, he suddenly feels the…

Impaired Skin Integrity related to not being repositioned for every two hours is an incorrect nursing diagnosis due to which of the following best reason? A. Problem needs more specific descriptor B.Too lengthy C. Etiology is legally questionable D. No risk factors present

Case r/t Hair, Skin, and Nails examination Ms. Aquino is 30-year-old woman who works as a receptionist for a prestigious office in Makati. She visits the nurse at their office and reports she recently went to see their family doctor because "my hair was falling out in chunks, and I have a red rash on my face and chest. It looks like a bad case of acne." She says she has come to see the nurse because she feels "so ugly" and she is starting to get worried that she may lose her job because of how she looks. a. How would you assess the patient's integumentary system? b. Document a brief exam on skin, hair, and nails of this patient.

What will pose an ethical issue in these procedures are performed - plastic surgery?

Risk for impaired skin integrity related to mechanical factors and impaired physical mobility, write 3 smart goals

Nursing responsibility for the appicatin of ephalic version procedure?

What does the ABCDE mnemonic stand for in regards to suspicious skin lesions

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Question: When assessing a patient's skin integrity, which of the following findings would prompt the nurse to take immediate action? A) Blanchable erythema over bony prominences B) A Stage II pressure ulcer with intact blistering C) Warmth and redness at the site of an IV catheter D) Non-blanchable, purple discoloration on the sacral area

Mrs. Jones is a 69-year-old wheelchair-bound and bed-bound resident who spends her days laying in bed or up in a chair. Q1 - Please provide two risk factors and their consequences specific to this resident as they relate to the integumentary system and the musculoskeletal system. Normal changes of aging will not be sufficient. Risk factors should address her described condition.  Address at least two risk factors and two consequences for each body system, meaning there should be 8 items total. Q2 - As a nurse aide, what types of care would you expect to see in Mrs. Jones’ care plan? Consider the body systems you just addressed. Q3 - Define both atrophy and contracture and state the difference between them.

DIRECTIONS: In the blank provided, place a "T" if the statement is TRUE or place an "F" if the statement is FALSE. 1. The prefix hyper means above. 2. The study of skin is referred to as biology. 3. Nonconstructed terms are terms that are not formed from individual word parts. 4. Rhin/o is the combining form for nose. 5. The suffix -lepsy means "surgical repair". 6. Acronyms are medical terms made of multiple word parts. 7. The vowel "o" is the combining vowel used in most medical terms. 8. Pancreatic is the medical term that means "pertaining to the brain" 9. Prefix is the word part at the end of a word. 10. The suffix -ectomy means "surgical removal".

What does it mean to the client and what are the benefits for the client to have a score of 9mm skinfold

Activity 5 - Critical thinking/Apply what you learned today 13. Describe using anatomical and directional terms the location of the tattoo shown here

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174. An 8-year-old girl is brought to the physician because of an 8-year history of stretchy skin. She is at the 50th percentile for height and weight. Physical examination shows smooth skin that is velvety to the touch, extends easily, and snaps back after release. There are multiple thin, stretched scars over the forehead, elbows, knees, and shins. Range-of- motion testing shows hypermobility of the hand and knee joints. Her mother has similar findings. Genetic testing of the patient's lymphocytes shows a 16-nucleotidé deletion in a collagen 5A1 (COL5A1) allele. The mRNA product of COL5A1 in both the nucleus and cytoplasm is assessed in cultured skin fibroblasts. Results show a 50% level of mutated mRNA in the nucleus and 0% level of mutated mRNA in the cytoplasm. Based on these findings, which of the following disease mechanisms is most likely in this patient? A) Alternate splice site created B) Decreased stability of mRNA C) Increased translation D) Increased ubiquitination of…