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Q: Define the burn

A: Introduction: The integumentary system comprises the skin, exocrine glands, hair, and nails. It acts…

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: most frequent type of burn that results in amputation

A: Amputation is considered very essential in a severe burn accident for reducing the rate of morbidity…

Q: 1. The illustration below depicts a magnified view of the hypodermis. Label the numbered regions and…

A: Hypodermis It refers to the bottom layer of skin in the body. It is responsible for performing vital…

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: Background introduction about blood smear

A: Introduction Hematology is a specific branch of medicine which involves study of blood 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: Identify the structures that make up the skin described below. Use the drop down menu to select the…

A: The structure that produces hair called hair follicles ( G) . The dermis is structure E in the…

Q: What are hemichannels

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

Q: Which description is associated with fissures? Deep erosions that extend beneath the epidermis…

A: In the context of biology and dermatology, fissures refer to linear cracks or grooves that occur on…

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: Constant exposure of this layer of skin to friction results in abnormal thickening commonly referred…

A: Introduction: Skin is an example of a cutaneous membrane. It is a multi-layered membrane comprising…

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: This is a picture of  Thick Skin - dermis. Please use arrows to identify the following: papillary…

A: The dermis has two sections: a slim or thin, upper layer known as the papillary dermis, and a thick,…

Q: The primary characteristic of a fourth degree burn is:     Redness   Intense inflammation and…

A: Burns occur as a result of excessive exposure of the skin to a thermal source.The source can be…

Q: red blood cell

A: When we delve into the realm of biology and physiology, one crucial aspect to explore is how red…

Q: "The deeper within the dermis or subcutaneous tissue any dark pigment is located, the bluer the…

A: An organ system that composed of skin, exocrine gland, nails, and hair is referred to as an…

Q: Complications of  Contact dermatitis Allergic Dermatitis

A: Dermatitis is the term used for the group of skin inflammation. It is characterized by swollen and…

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

A: Burns are tissue damages taking place due to chemical, heat, overexposure to sun, radiation damage.…

Q: Select one disorder of the integumentary system, list the cause and a description of the disorder.

A: Atopic dermatitis (eczema): It is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that is associated with…

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: egions of the skin – Epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer, nails, hair, glands

A: The integumentary system is an organ system consisting of the skin, hair, nails, and exocrine…

Q: Why is it so important that surgeons scrub their hands prior to surgery even though they wear…

A: The infection is the invasion and growth of microorganisms in the body. The microorganism may be…

Q: You’re discussing a forensic crime scene show with your roommate, who insists that fingerprints are…

A: Skin also called the integument is the main part of the integumentary system in addition to hair,…

Q: A cut that extends into the epidermis and dermis is considered to be a _________ cut and will bleed…

A: introductio  :  An open wound is a wound that involves a break in body tissue, usually the skin,…

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: In patients with severe burns, one of the primary risks during the initial phase of treatment is…

A: Shock is a critical condition that arises when the organs and tissues of the body do not get an…

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: Scientific Rationales from text books 1.     Use the Braden scale to perform a skin assessment and…

A: As a result of long term pressure localised damage to the skin and its underlying tissue is known as…

Q: Procedure for resin embedding of tissues

A: Embedding is a process by which tissues are fixed in a mass of solution.

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: Describe the harmful potential effects of the excessive useof alcohol-containing hand sanitizers.

A: Microbial Contamination of a surface is is due to the growth of bacteria, fungus and virus in the…

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: What percentage of Zach's Body was covered by burns?

A: “Since you have posted multiple questions, we will provide the solutiononly to the first question as…

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: Complete the table by identifying the dermal region and providing a description.

A: Region of the Domino's that is superficial to Deep is  the papillary dermis.

Q: Forceps was heated before use, why?

A: Forceps is a commonly used instrument used in medical practice. It has a wide range of uses from…

Q: The skin does not include the papillary layer epidermis dermis stratum basale hypodermis

A: Functions-Integumentary system: 1.Helps in the protection of the underlying tissues as well organs…

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: Aside from wounds, in what injuries can we use dressings and bandages? (Give an example and explain…

A: KEY WORDS :- Bandages - It is the material which is used to secure a part of the patient.

Q: Information on wounds and burn

A: Introduction: The skin, hair, exocrine glands, and nails make up the integumentary system. It serves…

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…