FPCC EXAM 1 TEST BANK 200+ QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
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FPCC EXAM 1 TEST BANK 200+ QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Alginate dressing - Answer-comes in ropes & pads
absorbent
support autolytic debridement made from seaweed **check patient for allergies before use**
will form gel in wound
ideal for wounds with depth, t...
FPCC EXAM 1 TEST BANK 200+
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Alginate dressing - Answer-comes in ropes & pads
absorbent
support autolytic debridement made from seaweed **check patient for allergies before
use**
will form gel in wound
ideal for wounds with depth, tracts, tunneling, or undermining
can be used on partial or full thickness wounds
**check for allergy to iodine/shellfish
Collagen dressing - Answer-gels/pads
help to promote wound healing & granulation
nonadherent , no added skin irritant
absorb some
good for partial and full thickness wounds
based on pig products-- check patients religious background**
foam dressing - Answer-good barrier
absorbent
provide insulation
keeps wound moist to promote healing
Methods for securing dressings - Answer-tape
rolled gauze
montgomery ties
binders
elastic bandages
Debridement - Answer-removal of devitalized tissue or foreign material from wound
,Sharp debridement - Answer-use of sharp instrument such as scalpel or scissors to
remove devitalized tissue
mechanical debridement - Answer-may be performed via lavage, wet to dry dressings,
or hydrotherapy
wet-to-dry dressings - Answer-gauze packed with normal saline is packed into the
wound, allowed to dry, and then removed
provides nonselective debridement meaning it removes not only debris but also
granulation tissue
Enzymatic debridement - Answer-uses proteolytic agents to breakdown necrotic tissue
without affecting viable tissue in the wound **only dead tissue is removed, healthy
tissue is spared**
Autolysis - Answer-use of a moisture retaining dressing and the body's own enzymes
and defense mechanisms to breakdown necrotic tissue **only dead tissue is removed,
healthy tissue is spared**
Maggot debridement therapy - Answer-use of medical grade larvae to dissolve dead
and infected tissue from wounds **only dead tissue is removed, healthy tissue is
spared**
Binders - Answer-sling- used to support the upper extremities
t-binder- used in perineal area
abdominal
Therapeutic effects of heat - Answer-heat= dialate
increases blood flow
relaxes muscles
eases joint stiffness and pain
increases delivery of nutrients
Therapeutic effects of cold - Answer-cold= constrict
decreases blood flow
local anesthesia
limit/prevent edema
reduces local bleeding
fevers & MS injuries
Under normal conditions, the kidneys produce how many ml of urine? - Answer-1500
ml/24 hr
Abnormal urine output - Answer-30 ml an hour or less for 2 hours
, The first steps in urination begins when the bladder contains how many ml of urine? -
Answer-need to void occurs at 200-450 ml
about 400-500 ml/voiding
acute renal failure - Answer-acute rise in serum creatinine level of 25% or more. may be
caused by inadequate blood flow to kidney, injury to kidney, or obstruction of kidney
outflow
Anuria - Answer-absence of urine often associated with kidney failure or congestive
heart failure.
**urine output is less than 100 ml in 24 hrs**
Dysuria - Answer-painful or difficult urination
end stage renal disease - Answer-chronic rise in serum creatinine levels associated w/
loss of kidney function
must be treated with dialysis or transplantation
enuresis - Answer-involuntary loss of urine
hematuria - Answer-blood in urine
due to trauma, infection or menstruation
nocturia - Answer-frequent urination after going to bed
oliguria - Answer-urine output **less than 400 ml in 24 hrs**
polyuria - Answer-excessive urination
caused by excessive hydration, diabetes, or kidney disease
proteinuria - Answer-presence of protein in urine
sign of infection or kidney disease
pyuria - Answer-pus in urine.
caused by lesions or infection in the urinary tract
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