A nurse is attending to a nursing home client suffering from a pressure ulcer (bed sores). Which structures and functions of the skin are affected?

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What are the two biggest immediate life-threatening dangers when it comes to third degree burns?     Large decrease in blood pressure      Massive infection     Loss of free nerve endings                 Severe blistering     Inability to produce vitamin D              Free radical production     Loss of temperature regulation            Pruritus     How do people get shingles? Direct exposure to shingles     Indirect exposure to shingles     Herpes simplex virus     Shedding of chicken pox virus     Watch too much "Keeping Up With The Kardashians"   If I were to apply a hot iron to the seat of your pants and then conk you on the back of the head with a bowling ball, what type of receptor would allow you to feel pain from said hot iron and bowling ball? Free nerve endings     Ruffini's corpuscle     Pacinian corpuscle     Meissner's corpuscle

A 74-year-old woman is transported to a regional burn center after being rescued from a house fire. Apparently, a space heater was knocked over and an area rug caught fire. The fire quickly spread throughout the house. She did not have any functional smoke detectors and became trapped in a back bedroom. Using the "rule of nines," the burn team estimates that approximately 30% of her TBSA is burned. Most of the burns are thought to involve the entire dermis, and the area looks waxy and white. This type of wound is considered to be: 1. Deep partial-thickness 2. Third-degree 3. Superficial partial-thickness 4. Full-thickness

Which of the following completes the statement below using appropriate anatomical terminology. The liver is ____________ in relation to your stomach. : Superior Deep Medial Lateral  is seen by her dermatologist as she has a raised 5 cm irregular brownish skin lesion on her arm. She is informed by her doctor that she has a type of skin cancer the prognosis of which is the least favorable. Her cancer has spread and hence she needs aggressive treatment to control the spread and treat the cancer. What is she likely to be suffering from?: Basal cell carcinoma Osteosarcoma Teratoma Melanoma

A 53-year-old woman calls the office reporting that she noticed last evening that an area in her lower left leg was warm and tender to touch. This morning she advises that it is hot to the touch and that it has red streaks running to the upper leg. She also tells you that she thinks the legs look swollen.  1. Following office protocol, how would you handle this call?

A person is brought to the emergency room with third-degree burns, but is not complaining of pain. How is this possible?

Mrs. Jones is a 70-year-old woman you are admitting to the skilled nursing facility after a total hip replacement. When you obtain her past medical history, she reports a problem with a chronic rash under her breasts and in her supragluteal fold. She has tried a number of topical antifungal treatments without success. She has never seen a dermatologist. While she finds the rash a nuisance and experiences an occasional increase in itchiness, it is something she can live with. Her primary care provider diagnosed the rash as Candida and encouraged her to keep the area clean and dry and to use antifungals. Recently, her 42-year-old daughter was diagnosed with psoriasis and asked about a family history of the disease. Mrs. Jones was unaware of anyone in her or her husband’s family with that diagnosis. On physical examination, you note a shiny, erythematous lesion with symmetrical distribution under both breasts. It is well demarcated without drainage and without the presence of any…

Ms. Torri, a 56-year-old African-American female, is scheduled for her yearly physical examination. Upon arrival to the health provider’s office, the nurse notices that she is extremely anxious. The nurse asks Ms. Torri if she can describe any health changes which have occurred since her last office visit last year. Ms. Torri timidly shares with the nurse that she has noticed very dry scaly skin over the last 10 months. She goes on to state that she is very concerned about what appears to be white patches developing on her arm as well. When asked about any additional changes, Ms. Torri hesitantly shares that she has been developing coarse facial hair since her last visit. 1. Describe the relationship between the changes Ms. Torri has noticed in the last year and normal aging. 2. How should the nurse explain the function of keratin and melanin relative to Ms. Torri’s health-related changes? 3. What nursing implications would be appropriate for Ms. Torri based on her behavior and recent…