PN 121 Exam 3

Skin

100

This medication requires the patient to be on 2 forms of birth control.

Isotretinoin 

200

This topical medication can cause allergic skin reactions later in life.

neosporin

300

This determines if a pressure injury is a stage 1 or a stage 2. 

Open skin.

400

These labs would need to be drawn on a patient taking antifungals.

AST and ALT

500

The A in the ABCDE's of skin cancer refers to this.

Asymmetry 

OR

100

This should be documented prior to a patient going to the OR.

Last void or amount emptied from foley catheter. 

200

This should be assessed and reported to the provider if it changes in a patient with an epidural.

Level at which sensation is lost. 

300

This should be used to prevent dehiscence or evisceration when asking a patient to cough and deep breathe.

A pillow splint.

400

These are the three major complications of a post-op patient.

Atelectasis, DVT, and Infection

500

This should be done prior to sending a patient to the OR.

Place a clean gown on the patient.

Immune

100

This is the only type of vaccine a patient with HIV should receive. 

Inactivated vaccines

200

This should be applied before going outside for a patient with systemic lupus.

Sunscreen

300

This should be performed for a patient with lymphedema. 

range of motion exercises

400

This should be considered a bodily fluid for a patient with HIV.

Breastmilk

500

This cell is the first responder to the site of infection or inflammation.

Neutrophil