Review Questions
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    What is a risk factor for developing atopic dermatitis? Select all that apply.
  
- family history of atopic dermatitis
 - history of asthma
 - taking antihistamines
 - recent contact with an irritant, such as poison oak
 
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    A nurse is caring for a patient with plaque psoriasis. What intervention is the priority for this patient?
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                Ask for a referral to an allergist for skin testing.
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                Promote showering daily with hot water.
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                Educate the patient on stress-reduction techniques.
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                Apply daily topical antibiotics.
 
3
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    A nurse is assessing a patient with a second-degree burn. What would the nurse expect the wound to look like?
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                dry and leathery
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                black and moist
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                wet and blistering
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                dry and pink
 
4
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    A patient has sustained a burn while using paint thinner. What is the most likely source of the burn?
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                thermal
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                radiation
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                electrical
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                chemical
 
5
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    You are caring for a patient with third-degree burns covering 50% of their body sustained during a house fire. What would be a priority intervention for this patient?
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                control pain before wound care
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                skin to begin healing with wound care
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                oxygen support
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                check for signs of infection
 
6
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    What virus causes shingles?
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                herpes simplex virus
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                varicella zoster
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                human papillomavirus
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                herpes zoster
 
7
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    Actinic keratosis is a precursor to what skin disease?
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                melanoma
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                basal cell carcinoma
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                squamous cell carcinoma
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                angioma
 
8
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    What is a description of a rash caused by herpes zoster?
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                vesicular rash, not crossing the midline
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                maculopapular, not crossing the midline
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                pustular, following a dermatome
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                macular, following a dermatome
 
9
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    What clinical manifestations would an infant have with seborrheic dermatitis?
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                vesicular rash on the head
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                greasy, crusting appearing rash
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                maculopapular rash on the skin folds
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                pustular rash surrounding the hair follicles
 
10
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    What skin condition is caused by a parasite?
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                scabies
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                dermatofibromas
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                verrucae
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                pruritus