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Skin Rashes Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024 Exanthem - correct answer Rash involving SKIN with MANY POTENTIAL CAUSES such as bacterial infection, viral infection or a noninfectious inflammatory condition. It results from a SYSTEMIC viral infection. - exa- for outside- skin Enanthem - correct answer Rash involving MUCOUS membranes It's a rash INSIDE. - ena- for inside- mucous membrane Erythema - correct answer Blanchable pink to RED COLOR of skin or mucous membranes that...

23 - Viral Causes of Rashes: 1st - 6th disease: 6 common exanthems of children - correct answer * Enteroviruses Lesions associated with viral pathogens - table - correct answer Herpetic whitlow - correct answer HSV Infection of the finger Virus enters through breaks in the skin Seen in: - nurses, physicians, dentists who treat patients with HSV - child with HSV who sucks his thumb Tzanck smear - correct answer for herpes 4 year old boy recurrent vesicles & pustules on the left...

Skin Rashes Exanthem - correct answer Rash involving SKIN with MANY POTENTIAL CAUSES such as bacterial infection, viral infection or a noninfectious inflammatory condition. It results from a SYSTEMIC viral infection. - exa- for outside- skin Enanthem - correct answer Rash involving MUCOUS membranes It's a rash INSIDE. - ena- for inside- mucous membrane Erythema - correct answer Blanchable pink to RED COLOR of skin or mucous membranes that is due to dilation of arteries and veins ...

skin rashesWhich pathophysiological conditions can lead to skin rashes? Select that all apply. Fungal infection Bacterial infection Viral infection Good nutrition Excessive sleep Chemical exp - correct answer Viral, bacterial, and fungal infections will often produce rashes on the skin. These are common causes of rashes. In addition, chemical exposure can also cause rashes, particularly when these chemicals are harsh on skin or mucous membranes. A child developed a rash after taking pen...

Infectious Causes of Skin Rashes Lesions Written Exam Questions With Correct Answers 2024. Ecthyma gangrenosum Pt Presentation - correct answer Patient has a Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Septicemia, is neutropenic (high risk). Patient's lesion is a red macule/ papule that is hemorrhagic with necrosis in the center. Or patient has an ulcer with a hemorrhagic crust (eschar). Ecthyma gangrenosum - correct answer Bacteria infecting blood vessels in the dermis and subcutaneous layers that cause a ne...

Rashesmaculopapular rash - correct answer most common rash, Macule- distribution across surface of skin, irregular Papule- small raised area -irregular patches of raised bumps -blanch- red spots disappear for a minute when pressed on blanching - correct answer spot appears when pressed on Vesicular Rashes - correct answer -also raised, but bigger that papules -fluid filled -don't blanch Petechial Rashes - correct answer -petechia- tiny pinpoint areas of hemorrhage under skin -pe...

Rashes Question and answers already passed 2023/2024 maculopapular rash - correct answer most common rash, Macule- distribution across surface of skin, irregular Papule- small raised area -irregular patches of raised bumps -blanch- red spots disappear for a minute when pressed on blanching - correct answer spot appears when pressed on Vesicular Rashes - correct answer -also raised, but bigger that papules -fluid filled -don't blanch Petechial Rashes - correct answer -petechia- t...

skin rashes Questions with complete solution 2023/2024Which pathophysiological conditions can lead to skin rashes? Select that all apply. Fungal infection Bacterial infection Viral infection Good nutrition Excessive sleep Chemical exp - correct answer Viral, bacterial, and fungal infections will often produce rashes on the skin. These are common causes of rashes. In addition, chemical exposure can also cause rashes, particularly when these chemicals are harsh on skin or mucous membranes. ...

Test Bank For Advanced Health Assessment & Clinical Diagnosis in Primary Care 5th Edition by Joyce E. Dains; Linda Ciofu Baumann; Pamela Scheibel 6253, 8, 7280, 4 1: Clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, evidence-based practice, and symptom analysis 2: Evidence-based health screening 3: Abdominal pain 4: Affective changes 5: Amenorrhea 6: Breast lumps and nipple discharge 7: Breast pain 8: Chest pain 9: Confusion in older adults 10: Constipation 11: Cough ...

23 - Viral Causes of Skin lesions rashesRashes: 1st - 6th disease: 6 common exanthems of children - correct answer * Enteroviruses Lesions associated with viral pathogens - table - correct answer Herpetic whitlow - correct answer HSV Infection of the finger Virus enters through breaks in the skin Seen in: - nurses, physicians, dentists who treat patients with HSV - child with HSV who sucks his thumb Tzanck smear - correct answer for herpes 4 year old boy recurrent vesicles & p...