Name that Condition
Anatomy of System
Burns
Definitions
Fun Facts
100

If right: Pat on back

If wrong: Study harder >.<

Abrasion

100

The 3 layers of the skin

Epidermis

Dermis

Subcutaneous Tissue

100

Three ways to classify and evaluate burns

By agent and source

By depth

By severity

100

Alopecia

Absence or Loss of hair

100

Six Medication Rights

Right Med

Right Dose

Right Time

Right Route

Right Patient

Right Documentation

200

If right: Air Five

If Wrong: No air five. Hanging in air... :(

Avulsion

200

Define Cutaneous Membrane

Technical term for Skin

200

The three types of depths of burns

Superficial (First degree)

Second degree (Partial)

Third Degree (Full Thickness)

200

Contusion

Mechanical injury (usually caused by a blow) resulting in hemorrhage beneath broken skin

200

Turgor finding has skin as a raisin, meaning what?

Dehydrated

300

If right: Round of Applause

If wrong: BOOOOO

Ecchymosis

300
Found only in palms of hands, fingertips and soles of feet

Stratum Lucidum

300

Burns can be classified by ______ and _______

Agent and Source

300

Keloid

Irregularly shaped, progressively enlarging scar caused by a build up of collagen formation

300

Chemical that is released with sweat?

Histamine

400

If right: LETS GOOOOO


If Wrong: Awww... COME ON THAT WAS EASY

Contusion

400

Adipose Tissue provides

ENERGY

CUSHIONING

INSULATION

400

What classifies a burn as "critical"

Injuries of the Respiratory tract, soft tissue injuries and injuries of bones

400

Difference between Laceration and an Avulsion

Laceration = Cuts & Open wounds. Can cause significant blood loss or minimal

Avulsion = Tearing away or forcible separation of tissue

400

Scrapes or abrasions secrete this type of fluid

Serum

500
If right: GIVE EM ONE


If wrong: BOOOOOOO 

Fissure
500

Difference between Cutaneous Membrane and Epidermis

Epidermis Regulates fluids


Cutaneous Membrane is ENTIRE SKIN that contains epidermis and dermis

500

Rule of Nines. Tell me the percentage of the body according to rule of nines

If right:  GIVE EM ONE

If wrong: 10 4 count Squats

500

Cancer. What is it?

What is the difference between carcinoma and sarcoma

Group of diseases where body's cells grow uncontrollably and spread to other parts of body


Carcinoma = Originate from Epithelial Cells

Sarcoma = Come from Body's Connective Tissue

500

Explain correlation between NSAIDS and Ulcers

Reduces amount of protective mucosa in stomach that protects acid to damaging. Thus causing Ulcers.