Summary: Understanding Pathophysiology | 9780323639088 | Sue E Huether, et al

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  • 39 Skin

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  • What is Pressure injuries and outline its stages

    It's a localised skin injury due to sustained pressure; leads to select (D) blood flow (R) in ischemia thus in necrosis & ulceration. Stages; 1,2,3,4 , Unstageble& Deep tissue injury.
  • Differences between Venous and Arteriole ulceruser-select(Characteristics, causes, treatments)

    (DIfferences et.al)
  • Describe cellulitis (most common in lower limbs)

    Bacterial infection of the dermis & subcutaneous tissues caused by S.bacteria that enters the body via wound, cut, burn etc
  • Outline 3 types of skin cancer

    Basal cell carcinoma; basale cells of epidermis-exposure of skin to sun-slowly growing, rarely mestasizes. Squamous cell carcinoma; outer keritinocytes - exposure of skin to sun -slow growing, but invasive: (I) likelihood of metastasis
    - nodules that ulcerates & bleed. Melanoma; melanocytes become malignant -can occur anywhere -rapid growth & invasive w/ (I) rate of metastasis -irregular shape, irregular coloration, changes shape/size, > 6mm diameter.
  • What are bacterial infection assoc w/ hair follicles?

    • Folliculitis
    • Furuncles
    • Carbuncles
  • Describe dermatitis, acne vulgaris & psoriasis(Inflammation skin conditions)

    Dermatitis (eczema) - most common - itching, redness/discoloration, vesicles & scales (lipe's) as chronic includes dry skin - thickening & fissuresAcne vulgaris (fuofua) - an inflammation of sebaceous glands.
    Psoriasis - inflammatory condition
    -hyperproliferation of skin cells w/ build up scaly plaques also w/ increased vascularity.
  • 40 Skeletal Conditions

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  • Risk factor for osteoporosis (5)

    (I) aging, esp w/; calcium/vitamin deficiency, smoking, (D) activity, (I) weight & alcohol, obesity, Cushing's syndrome, hyperparathyroidism, drugs (corticosteroids, heparin).
  • Outline arthritis treatments

    Pain management, anti-inflammatory drugs, physical therapy, hydrotherapy, application of heat/cold, lifestyle modifications, e.g. Diet & exercise, surgery, e.g. Joint replacement
  • Distinguish the different types of arthritis (patho inc. S+S)

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  • 41 Musculoskeletal Injuries

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  • Outline healing process for sprains and strains

    -Inflammation
    -Repair/Organization
    -Remodeling/Regeneration
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