NSG 623/624 Exam 1, Complete Verified Solution, 232 Questions And Correct Answers 2023

NSG 623/624 Exam 1, Complete Verified Solution, 232 Questions And Correct Answers 2023 The ABCDEs of melanoma identification include which of the following? A. Asymmetry: One half does not match the other half. B. Border: The borders are regular; they are not ragged, notched, or blurred. C. Color (pigmentation) is uniform. D. Diameter: The diameter is 5 mm. A. Asymmetry: One half does not match the other half. Thin, spoon-shaped nails are usually seen in: A. Trauma. B. A fungal infection. C. Anemia. D. Psoriasis. C. Anemia. Which of the following types of cellulitis is referred to as "flesh-eating bacteria"? A. Erysipelas B. Necrotizing fasciitis C. Periorbital cellulitis D. Peripheral vascular cellulitis B. Necrotizing fasciitis Sidney, age 72, has just been diagnosed with temporal arteritis. What do you prescribe? A. Systemic corticosteroids B. Topical corticosteroids C. Antibiotics D. Antifungal preparations A. Systemic corticosteroids Abe, age 57, has just been given a diagnosis of herpes zoster. He asks you about exposure to others. You tell him that: A. Once he has been on the medication for a full 24 hours, he is no longer contagious. B. He should stay away from children and pregnant women who have not had chickenpox. C. He should wait until the rash is completely gone before going out in crowds. D. He should be isolated from all persons except his wife. B. He should stay away from children and pregnant women who have not had chickenpox. A 70-year-old client with herpes zoster has a vesicle on the tip of the nose. This may indicate: A. Ophthalmic zoster.