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WEEK ONE Lesions arranged in a linear manner -Zosteriform Yellow undertone due to increased bilirubin in the blood -Jaundice Nail angle greater than 160 degrees – chronic hypoxia -Clubbing Yellow-orange tinge due to increased levels of carotene in the blood -Carotenemia Mongolian spots, port-wine stains, vitiligo – flat irregular border -Patch Elevated moles, warts – solid palpable masses -Papule Insect bite, hives -Wheal Assessing the angle of the nail to determine clubbing -Schamroth technique Flat, appears blue/purple -Ecchymosis Accumulation of fluid in the intercellular space -Edema Freckles, measles, petechiae – circumscribed borders -Macule Excessive body hair in females -Hirsutism Raised, appears blue/purple -Hematoma Use the ABCDE criteria to diagnose __ lesions -Malignant Pressure ulcer: damage skin into the dermis

-Stage two Herpes zoster, chicken pox, poison ivy – smaller than 0.5 cm -Vesicle Scalp ringworm -Tinea capitis Flat, red/blue, grouped patches -Purpura Mottled blue skin color due to inadequate tissue perfusion -Cyanosis Large burn blisters, contact dermatitis, friction blisters – larger than 0.5 cm -Bullae Pressure ulcer: intact skin- does not blanch -Stage one Loss of skin color due to absence of oxygenated hemoglobin -Pallor Pressure ulcer: damage extending into the subcutaneous tissue -Stage three Psoriasis -Plaques Poor skin turgor indicates __ -Dehydration Flat, red or purple, pin point lesions -Petechiae Pressure ulcer: damage extends to the muscle and bone -Stage four Acne, impetigo -Pustule Hair loss -Alopecia Caused by inadequate drainage of cerebrospinal fluid

-Hydrocephalus Hearing __ (a soft blowing sound) on the temporal artery indicates narrowing of the vessel -Bruit Cranial nerve VII controls movement of the __ -Face Lymph node: posterior and lateral walls of the pharynx – angle of jaw -Retropharyngeal Lymph node: posterior to sternocleidomastoid muscle -Posterior cervical Lymph node: medial border of the mandible -Submandibular Enlargement of the thyroid tissue -Goiter Lymph nodes should be nontender and __ -Nonpalpable Lymph node: behind the tip of the mandible midline -Submental Enlargements of the lymph nodes -Lymphadenopathy Cranial nerves III, IV, VI control movement of the __ -Eye Lymph nodes: in front of the ear -Preauricular Cranial nerve V control movement for __ -Mastication The position of the normal trachea -Midline Lymph node: anterior to sternocleidomastoid muscle -Anterior cervical Lymph node: at the base of the skull

-Occipital Lymph node: behind the ears -Postauricular Lymph node: above the clavicle -Supraclavicular Should move superiorly when patient swallows -Thyroid gland Temporary paralysis of cranial nerve VI -Bells palsy Blotchy pigmented spots during pregnancy -Melasma The thyroid gland is found where -Neck Percussion: Tympany would be heard on this organ -Stomach Percussion technique of striking middle finger of the nondominant hand with the dominant middle finger -Indirect The ulnar surface is most sensitive to -Vibrations Tool used to inspect internal eye structures -Ophthalmoscope Skill using striking or tapping the body to produce sound -Percussion Percussion technique of tapping the body with fingertips -Direct Skill of assessing the patient through the sense of touch -Palpation Should be followed when providing care to patients -Standard precautions

Percussion: dull will be heard on this organ -Liver The dorsal surface of the hand is most sensitive to -Temperature Percussion technique of striking the nondominant hand with the dominant hand -Blunt Observations and measurable data -Objective Heard over solid tissues -Flatness Tool used to auscultate body sounds -Stethoscope Percussion: flat is heard on what body part -Bone Loud, high-pitched, drum like tone – organ filled with air -Tympany Abnormally loud, low tone – air trapping organ -Hyperresonance Used to hear low frequency sounds such as heart murmurs -Bell Used to hear high pitched sounds of the lungs, heart, and abdomen -Diaphragm Loud, low-pitched, hollow tone -Resonance Tool used to inspect external ear structures -Otoscope Heard over solid organs -Dullness Skill of listening to the sounds produced by the body

-Auscultation Information/data the patient tells the nurse -Subjective The skill of observing the patient -Inspection Percussion: resonance will be heard over which organ -Lungs...