Explain why a full -thickness skin may be a better choice for third degree wound when compared to a split - thickness skin draft

Q: Please define and describe the cause of the skin abnormality: Birthmarks Albinism Vitiligo Freckles

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Q: What is the difference between the laceration on scalp caused by iron rod and chop wound caused by…

A: Wounds are damages of the tissues that are caused due to different agents. The severity of the…

Q: What often happens if you pull a scab off a wound too early?Describe the appearance of the tissue.

A: The hard tissue that forms at the site of a wound is called scab. The components of blood form a…

Q: A third-degree skin burn extends how deep?

A: A third-degree burn damages the skin from all the layers making the skin look white, numb, and…

Q: State two reasons why full-thickness burns are consideredmore serious than partial-thickness burns

A: The burn normally results in redness, moderate pain, and skin blisters. This is divided into three…

Q: What are hemichannels

A: Genes are present in the organism for each and every activity of the body during their lifetime.…

Q: Define brush border

A: The cell is the basic structural, functional, and biological unit of all known organisms. A cell is…

Q: When cementing lips, where should the embalmer place the adhesive? a. on the medial portion of the…

A: Dental cement is a glue that is used to adhere a variety of dental and orthodontic materials to the…

Q: Even after a long period of healing, explain how the scartissue from a wound will be different from…

A: Wound healing refers to the replacement of the damaged tissue by new tissue. Depending on the type…

Q: Explain how to perform a skin assessment on a new patient

A: The assessment of a new patient typically involves several key steps:Patient History: Gathering…

Q: B 1. Name the region of the hair labeled A. 2. Name the structure labeled B. 3. Name the specific…

A: Hair  Hair is a thread like strand grow on the skin of the mammals and some other animals.

Q: State one important function provided by the layer of epidermis indicated by the arrow:

A: The epidermis is the slight, external layer of the skin that is noticeable to the eye and attempts…

Q: Explain how to classify burns and how to estimate their severity?

A: Burn is defined as the type of injury that occurs in the skin or other tissues that can be caused by…

Q: Intradermal injections deliver medication:     into a large muscle, such as the deltoid.…

A: Intradermal injections are a method of drug delivery used in healthcare. The term 'intradermal'…

Q: What are the best practices for surgical skin preparation?

A: surgical skin preparation means the preparation of skin before surgery. Surgery is a medical…

Q: Regarding albinism, describe how the use of technology can be beneficial

A: Albinism is a term used to describe a group of diseases caused by a lack of or reduction in the…

Q: describe and explain the occurrence of the process of keratinization.

A: The process of formation of dead Keratin protein in the stratum corneum of the dermis is called…

Q: Other than skin damage, explain what other dangerouseffects can result from burns.

A: An abnormal and unusual condition that could hinder optimum body functioning is a disease. The body…

Q: Explain why a full-thickness skin may be a better choice for third degree wound when compared to a…

A: We can say that Burns is tissue damages taking place due to chemicals, heat, overexposure to the…

Q: Outline the process of tissue repair involved in normal healing of a superficial wound.

A: Three general characteristics of connective tissue are that they are highly vascularized. This helps…

Q: Dermis Papillary layer Reticular layer Subcutaneous layer

A: The skin consists of three layers. 1. Epidermis - It is the outermost layer. It consists of five…

Q: What are the differences between first-, second-, and thirddegree burns?

A: Burns are caused due to exposure to heat, over-exposure to sunlight, or contact with chemicals or…

Q: Explain the risks and benefits to using HRT in Skin patches, applied to the thigh or belly

A: Hormones are the chemical messengers that are discharged specifically into the blood, which carries…

Q: hypertrophic scar characterized by.9 overproduction of granulation tissue and scar but not extend…

A: Wound healing It is the natural process of restoring a structural and functional ability of injured…

Q: Identify factors that affect wound healing.

A: An abnormal and unusual condition that could hinder optimum body functioning is a disease. The body…

Q: Describe the process of wound repair. Contrast healing byprimary union and healing by secondary…

A: A wound refers to an opening or cuts in the skin. It may be a small cut or scratch. A large cut or…

Q: Describe the process of the primary wound healing and how it differs from the secondary wound…

A: Wound healing or tissue healing refers to the substitution of injured or damaged tissue by healthy…

Q: Functions of the subcutaneous layer include:  (More than one answer may apply). Group of answer…

A: Skin is composed of three layers, the dermis, epidermis, and subcutaneous tissue. There are various…

Q: A medical assistant is assisting with wound care on a coworker in the clinic. Does the medical…

A: wound care is the treatment of non-healing wounds. The degree to which a wound heals depends on many…

Q: If the face receives a full-thickness burn, describe three ways function could be impaired after…

A: Burns cause damage to the skin, and based on the cause or degree of injury, people recover at…

Q: Describe various ways wound healing may be dysfunctional.

A: Introduction  Chronic wounds or non-healing wounds are those that do not heal. This type of…

Q: As Jeff was preparing to pass the ball to his teammate in the basketball game, a member of the…

A: Skin is a part of integumentary system and is considered as largest organ of the body that forms…

Q: First degree burns requires a. excising the tissue b. waxing c. excising the tissue, wax…

A: A burn happens whenever skin tissue is damaged by heat, toxins, daylight, electricity, or…

Q: Define keratinized

A: A tissue is a group of cells that usually have a common origin in an embryo and function together to…

Q: explain clearly how you would manage an adult victim with sever burns.

A: Introduction  Burn can be defined as an external injury to skin or underlying tissue which can be…

Q: describe and explain the occurrence of the process of keratinization.

A: The fundamental structural and also well known to define that they are been operational unit of life…

Q: Associate the layers of skin and dermis with burn degrees?

A: Skin  Skin the largest organ of the body. It protects our body from external environments and…