What is a characteristic of newborn skin that affects its permeability? Thinner epidermis, increased permeability Thinner epidermis, decreased permeability Thicker epidermis, decreased permeability Thicker epidermis, increased permeability

Thinner epidermis, increased permeability

What does the acronym SCALDA stand for in dermatology? Size, Shape, Texture, Color, Arrangement, Distribution Size, Shape, Color, Lesion type, Distribution, Always membranes Size, Color, Arrangement, Lesion type, Distribution, Always membranes Size, Shape, Texture, Color, Arrangement, Lesion type

Size, Shape, Texture, Color, Arrangement, Distribution

What is a pustule? Large, fluid-filled blister Small, pus-filled skin elevation Flat, colored spot on the skin Small, solid skin elevation

Small, pus-filled skin elevation

What is a plaque in dermatology? A flat, colored spot on the skin A small, solid skin elevation A solid mass on the surface of the skin A large, fluid-filled blister

A solid mass on the surface of the skin

What is a wheal? Solid mass on the skin surface Small, round, raised area on the skin that may be accompanied by itching Flat, colored spot on the skin Large, fluid-filled blister

Small, round, raised area on the skin that may be accompanied by itching

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Which of the following is NOT a function of the skin?

What is a characteristic of newborn skin that affects its permeability?

Which of the following is NOT a part of a skin assessment?

What does the acronym SCALDA stand for in dermatology?

What is an abscess?

What is a papule?

What is a pustule?

What is a vesicle in dermatology?

What is a plaque in dermatology?

What is a wheal?

What is a bulla?

What is a macule?

What is a nodule?

What is lichenification?

What is a crust in dermatology?

What is a cyst on the skin?

What is erosion in dermatology?

What is exudate in dermatology?

What is a fissure in dermatology?

What does annular mean in dermatology?

What is a maculopapular rash?

What does confluent mean in dermatology?

What does linear mean in dermatology?

What is diaper dermatitis?

What is miliaria?

What is intertrigo?

What is candidal diaper dermatitis?

What are satellite lesions?

What is irritant contact dermatitis?

What is a secondary bacterial infection?

What is a nursing diagnosis of diaper dermatitis?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for diaper dermatitis?

What is pediculosis capitis?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for lice?

Besides the head, where else can lice occur?

What is scabies?

Where can scabies occur and be transferred?

What are burrows in scabies?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for scabies?

What is tinea?

What is tinea capitis?

What is tinea corporis?

What is tinea cruris?

What is tinea pedis?

What is tinea unguium?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for tinea?

What is cradle cap?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for cradle cap?

What is eczema?

Where is eczema commonly found on a baby?

Where is eczema commonly found on kids?

How can food triggers be identified with eczema?

What is the plan/intervention/evaluation for eczema?

What is cellulitis?

What is periorbital cellulitis?

What are the most common bacteria causing cellulitis?

What causes Lyme disease?

What are the 3 stages of Lyme disease?

How is Lyme disease treated?

What are the 3 physiological stages for adolescents?

What are the 3 psychological stages for adolescents?

Adolescence is often considered at least one _____ stage of transition.

What are the 3 developmental goals of adolescents?

What is Erikson's stage for adolescence?

What is Piaget's stage for adolescence?

What is the moral stage for adolescence according to Kohlberg?

What are the characteristics of early adolescence?

What are the characteristics of middle adolescence?

What are the characteristics of late adolescence?

What is the first sign of puberty for girls?

What is the first sign of puberty for boys?

What factors influence brain plasticity in adolescents?

Teens have the highest rate of emerging _____ in which three areas?

What is included in the screening for adolescents?

What is important when spending time alone with teens?

What factors help in building resiliency with teens?

What is important for maintaining confidentiality with teens?

What is important in motivational interviewing with teens?

What does the HEADSS assessment stand for?

What are the types of age considered in pediatric assessments?

What grows fastest during different stages of childhood?

What are Erikson's stages of development?

What are Piaget's stages of cognitive development?

What are Kohlberg's stages of moral development?

At what age should BMI measurement start?

What BMI percentile is considered overweight?

What BMI percentile range is considered at risk for overweight?

What BMI percentile is considered underweight?

At what age is a tricycle commonly associated?

How many words can a toddler typically say together?

How many options should be offered to a toddler?

What are the stages of language development in children?

What type of play is associated with infants and toddlers?

What type of play is associated with toddlers and preschoolers?

What type of play is associated with school-age children?

Why are infants vulnerable to infection?

Why are children vulnerable to infection?

What are the key characteristics of measles?

What are the 3 C's of measles?

What are Koplik spots and their significance in measles?

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