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Medical-Surgical Nursing

Check Your Understanding Questions

Medical-Surgical NursingCheck Your Understanding Questions

Check Your Understanding Questions

1 .
Explain the diagnostic and laboratory tests required to diagnose atopic dermatitis.
2 .
You are caring for a patient with TENS. What diagnostic tests might be ordered for this patient? What laboratory values might be abnormal?
3 .
Explain medical therapies a patient with SJS may need during the rehabilitation phase of care.
4 .
How do the pathophysiological changes seen in burn injuries influence the choice of medical and nursing interventions?
5 .
When caring for a patient with generalized exfoliative dermatitis, which diagnostic tests and laboratory values might you expect?
6 .
What medical therapies might a nurse implement when caring for a patient with contact dermatitis?
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