Name That Lesion
Wound Care Warriors
Pressure Points
Patho Pursuit
Nurse Know How
100

Flat lesion <1cm, no elevation or depression

Macule

100

Preferred solution for wound cleansing

Normal Saline

100

What does the Braden Scale assess?

Pressure ulcer risk

100

Pathogen causing impetigo

Staphylococcus aureus

100

Texas law requires parent notification within ___ hours for lice

48 hours

200

Red sores that turn into honey-colored crusts

Impetigo

200

Why avoid hydrogen peroxide?

It damages healthy tissue. 

200

Low Braden score means?

Higher risk of skin breakdown

200

Pathogen causing candidiasis

Candida albicans

200

What medication is used to treat Impetigo and what does it do?

Mupirocin: inhibits bacterial protein synthesis

300

Chronic condition with scaly, itchy patches

Psoriasis

300

Best diet component for wound healing

Protein

300

Common pressure ulcer sites

Heels, sacrum, hips

300

Pathogen causing shingles

Varicella-zoster virus

300

What medication is used to treat pediculosis? 

Permethrin or Pyrethrin

400

Fungal infection between the toes

Tinea Pedis

400

When to use aseptic technique

Always for wound care

400

Intervention for high-risk patients

Turn every 2 hours

400

Common hospital-acquired skin pathogen

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

400

Medications ending in this are used to treat Tinea Pedis. What is it?

"-azole"

500

Parasitic insects infesting hair and scalp

Pediculosis

500

Type of wound dressing for moderate exudate

Foam dressing

500

Stage with full-thickness skin loss

Stage 3

500

HPV is associated with what?

Warts and cervical cancer

500

Arrange the stages of wound healing in the correct order:

Hemostasis, Inflammation, Proliferation, Maturation

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