Fund Unit Iv - Finished

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Blanch means

Back 1

Skin area that turns white when pressure is applied

Front 2

Caries means

Back 2

Cavities

Front 3

Cerumen is what

Back 3

Ear wax

Front 4

Eschar

Back 4

Dead, dark, hard skin tissue

Front 5

Exacerbation

Back 5

Worsening of a condition

Front 6

Halitosis

Back 6

Bad breath

Front 7

Induration

Back 7

Area of skin that feels hard

Front 8

Maceration

Back 8

Skin that's been moist for extended periods of time and becomes white and wrinkly

Front 9

Reactive hyperemia

Back 9

When blood rushes back to an area

Front 10

Sebaceous

Back 10

Gland that secretes sebum

Front 11

Syncope

Back 11

Fainting

Front 12

Economics affects hygiene how?

Back 12

Can't afford the personal care products

Front 13

What kind of risks cause pressure Ulcers?

Back 13

Advanced age

Moisture

Loss of bowel/ bladder control

Lower mental status

Alerted sensory perception

Friction/shearing

Front 14

Neonate

Back 14

Infant

Front 15

Definition of Loss of elastic fibers-

Back 15

Wrinkles, sags, skin becomes thinner

Front 16

Definition of Loss of collagen-

Back 16

Skin fragile, and heals slower

Front 17

Deceased sebaceous activity means

Back 17

Dry, itchy skin

Front 18

Hair loses color from loss of

Back 18

Melanocytes

Front 19

Tenting is a way to check for?

Back 19

Dehydration

Front 20

Edema

Back 20

Swelling

Front 21

Intact skin with maroon or purple blister or blood filled blister is a

Back 21

Suspected deep tissue injury

Front 22

Area of red/deep pink skin that doesn't blanch when touched is what pressure ulcer stage?

Back 22

Stage 1

Front 23

Partial thickness skin loss, abrasion, blister, shadow crater is what stage of pressure ulcer?

Back 23

Stage 2

Front 24

Full thickness skin loss, looks like a deep crater, may extend into fascia, subcutaneous tissue damaged is what stage of pressure ulcer?

Back 24

Stage 3

Front 25

What pressure ulcer stage has eschar?

Back 25

Unstageable

Front 26

Full thickness skin loss, extensive tissue necrosis or damage to muscle, supporting structures, may appear dry or just in color is what stage of pressure ulcer?

Back 26

Stage 4

Front 27

Loss of full thickness of tissue. Base of Uber is covered by eschar. Base of Yoder contains slough is what stage of pressure ulcer?

Back 27

Unstageable

Front 28

On the Braden Scale- (15-18) is what sore risk?

Back 28

At Risk

Front 29

On the Braden Scale-(13-14) is what on the sore risk?

Back 29

Moderate Risk

Front 30

On the Braden Scale- (10-12) is what on the sore risk?

Back 30

High Risk

Front 31

On the Braden Scale- (9 or less) is what on the sore risk?

Back 31

Severe Risk

Front 32

Undermining is when an ulcer

Back 32

Begins to have an opening beginning under the skin beside the ulcer itself

Front 33

Hirsutism when we grow ______ where it typically shouldn't be

Back 33

Hair

Front 34

Oral care should be performed at least once every _______ on an unconscious person

Back 34

8 hours

Front 35

On an unconscious person - if mouth breathing oral care should be performed every

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4 hrs

Front 36

PVD stands for

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Peripheral vascular disease

Front 37

Paronychia is when red swollen areas are around the base of what

Back 37

The nail

Front 38

Periodontal is a serious

Back 38

Gum disease

Front 39

Stomatitis is swelling/sores on the inside of the

Back 39

Mouth

Front 40

Glossitis is inflammation of the

Back 40

Tongue

Front 41

Cheilosis is when the corners of your mouth become

Back 41

Red, dry and cracked

Front 42

DM

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Diabetes

Front 43

Pediculosis is what

Back 43

Lice

Front 44

Pediculosis corporis

Back 44

Body lice

Front 45

Glaucoma screenings for older adults are recommended every

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2-3 years after 40

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High blood pressure can cause what eye disease

Back 46

Glaucoma

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Maceration means to

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Soften by soaking