Uticaria - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

port participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or systemic Pruritus- all day or worse at night Uticaria - duration Pigmented changes Pigmentation/Changes of the skin Diff diagnosis Correct Answer: Nevi- brown, beige or pink(< 5mm) Melanoma Related to pregnancy- melasma (mask of pregnancy) Addison disease Side effect of medication- steroid therapy skin lesions Correct Answer: Macule - flat, nonpalpable (freckle, petechia) Papule - PALPA...

Maryville Nurs 623 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified Basics with skin conditions - Correct Answers •Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems - Correct Answers Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Loca...

Basics with skin conditions - correct answer •Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems - correct answer Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or systemic Pruritus- all day or worse at night Uticaria - duration Pigmented chang...

AAFP Board Review - MSK A 3-year-old female is brought to your office with a 3-hour history of skin lesions that are prominent, warm, papular, and serpiginous (see Figure 3). Which one of the following is the most likely cause of these lesions? Figure 3 (check one) A. Heredity B. Physical abuse C. Infection D. A topical agent E. An oral medication E. oral medication - acute uticaria - commonly from parenteral drugs, food, and, less frequently, infections. - Topical agents and physica...

Maryville NURS 623 Exam 1 | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | 100% PASS Basics with skin conditions - Answer -•Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems - Answer -Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation•Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or s...

Basics with skin conditions •Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or systemic Pruritus- all day or worse at night Uticaria - duration Pigmented changes Previous Play...

Maryville Nurs 623 Exam 1 Comprehensive Questions with Complete Solutions, 2024. Basics with skin conditions Correct Answer: •Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems Correct Answer: Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or syste...

Acetaminophen (Tylenol)Dosage/Range: 650 mg PO or PR q 4-6 hr or 1000 mg PO q 6 hr; 4g/24h Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Onset /Peak/ Duration: 0.5-1 hr/ 1-3 hr/ 3-8 hr Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Indication: Mild- moderate pain, HA, fever Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Contraindications/Nursing Considerations: Delayed absorption if given with food. Don't use with alcohol, teach S/S of hepatotoxicity, consult healthcare provider if temp is greater than 103 for more than 3 days Ac...

Maryville Nurs 623 Exam 1 Comprehensive Questions with Complete Solutions, 2024. Basics with skin conditions Correct Answer: •Alopecia •Rash •Pruritus •Uticaria •Pigmentation change Skin lesion—New vs. Change HPI questions for skin problems Correct Answer: Duration of symptoms Precipitating factors •Medications •Food •Occupation •Outdoors •Hobbies/Sport participation •Exposure to insects •Jewelry/metals/chemicals •Family history Is it: Local or syste...

Differentiate Otitis Externa Vs Otitis Media: Otitis externa: Commonly caused by infection (bacterial). Discomfort in external auditory canal with drainage, swelling, and erythema. MOisture is common culprit (swimmers ear). Tx: acidification with a topical solution of 2% acetic acid and hydro-cortisone. Otitis media: Acute onset with middle ear effusion, inflammation, and pain/fever. Caused by eustachian tube dysfunction. Choleasteatoma Presentation: Abnormal non-cancerous skin grow...