Texas LPC Jurisprudence Exam: Texas Jurisprudence
Exam - RCP: Respiratory Care JP Exam: Texas Podiatry
Jurisprudence Exam: Texas Jurisprudence Exam: Chap
1-4: Questions & Answers. A PLUS Solutions
What is the function of the skin - ANSWERTemperature regulation; Protective cover
for deeper tissue; Site of Nerve Endings; Temporary Storage of Fat, Glucose, Water,
and Salts; Drug Absorption
What are the layers of the skin - ANSWEREpidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous
What is Asymptomatic? - ANSWERProducing or showing no symptoms
What is Plaque? - ANSWERA papule or a group of papules >1cm
What is a papule? - ANSWERA solid raised lesion <1cm
What is a node? - ANSWERIs a papule that is deeper in the dermis
What is a pustule? - ANSWERA superficial and elevated lesion containing pus <1cm
What are wheals? - ANSWERTransient, elevated lesions caused by local edema
What does crust consist of? - ANSWERDried serum, pus or blood.
What is Herpes zoster and how is it caused? - ANSWERAn infection caused by the
chicken-pox virus.
What is the unique way the herpes zoster rash develops? - ANSWERUnilaterally (on
one side)
What is cellulitis? - ANSWERAcute bacterial infection of the dermis and
subcutaneous tissue.
What are signs and symptoms of cellulitis? - ANSWERUsually on lower extremities;
local redness, tenderness, and enlarged lymphadenopathy; hot, red, and edematous
skin.
What kind of medication treats Impetigo? - ANSWEROral antibiotics
Is Impetigo contagious? - ANSWERYes
What is Folliculitis - ANSWERInflammation of hair follicle
, How do we treat Folliculitis? - ANSWERRefer to MO; Topical and oral antibiotics;
Permanent laser hair removal
What kind of injury is a dog bite? - ANSWERCrushing
What kind shot should be provided to a dog bite victim? - ANSWERTetanus
What is contact dermatitis? - ANSWERSkin inflammation caused by exposure to an
irritant or allergen.
What are 8 examples that may cause contact dermatitis? - ANSWERMedication,
Plants, Chemicals, Industrial agents (dyes), Rubber/ latex, Photo dermatitis,
Perfumes/ personal hygiene products, Jewelry metals
What is a Bullae? - ANSWERA vesicle larger than 1cm.
Is the fluid in bullae infectious? - ANSWERNo
What are the four fungal infections? - ANSWERBody=Tinea Corporis-Ringworm
Feet= Tinea Pedis- Athlete's foot
Scalp= Tinea Capitis
Groin= Tinea Cruris= Jock itch
How do we treat corns and calluses? - ANSWERPrevention= Properly fitted foot wear
Extra padding to inflamed areas
MO may shave it down.
What form is used to go to sick call and to communicate with the commander? -
ANSWERDD Form 689
What form is used to document treatment given during sick call visit and remains at
the treatment facility? - ANSWERSF 600
How are medical entry errors corrected? - ANSWERReason for change, date and
signature block
Access to medical information may be given to - ANSWERThe patient, Patient Care
Personnel, Medical Researchers, and Medical Educators
What kind of language should be used on profiles? - ANSWERSpecific non-medical
language,
What's the difference between: bed rest, quarters and duty? - ANSWERQuarters:
may move throughout living space
Bed rest: restricted to bed and chow hall.
Exam - RCP: Respiratory Care JP Exam: Texas Podiatry
Jurisprudence Exam: Texas Jurisprudence Exam: Chap
1-4: Questions & Answers. A PLUS Solutions
What is the function of the skin - ANSWERTemperature regulation; Protective cover
for deeper tissue; Site of Nerve Endings; Temporary Storage of Fat, Glucose, Water,
and Salts; Drug Absorption
What are the layers of the skin - ANSWEREpidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous
What is Asymptomatic? - ANSWERProducing or showing no symptoms
What is Plaque? - ANSWERA papule or a group of papules >1cm
What is a papule? - ANSWERA solid raised lesion <1cm
What is a node? - ANSWERIs a papule that is deeper in the dermis
What is a pustule? - ANSWERA superficial and elevated lesion containing pus <1cm
What are wheals? - ANSWERTransient, elevated lesions caused by local edema
What does crust consist of? - ANSWERDried serum, pus or blood.
What is Herpes zoster and how is it caused? - ANSWERAn infection caused by the
chicken-pox virus.
What is the unique way the herpes zoster rash develops? - ANSWERUnilaterally (on
one side)
What is cellulitis? - ANSWERAcute bacterial infection of the dermis and
subcutaneous tissue.
What are signs and symptoms of cellulitis? - ANSWERUsually on lower extremities;
local redness, tenderness, and enlarged lymphadenopathy; hot, red, and edematous
skin.
What kind of medication treats Impetigo? - ANSWEROral antibiotics
Is Impetigo contagious? - ANSWERYes
What is Folliculitis - ANSWERInflammation of hair follicle
, How do we treat Folliculitis? - ANSWERRefer to MO; Topical and oral antibiotics;
Permanent laser hair removal
What kind of injury is a dog bite? - ANSWERCrushing
What kind shot should be provided to a dog bite victim? - ANSWERTetanus
What is contact dermatitis? - ANSWERSkin inflammation caused by exposure to an
irritant or allergen.
What are 8 examples that may cause contact dermatitis? - ANSWERMedication,
Plants, Chemicals, Industrial agents (dyes), Rubber/ latex, Photo dermatitis,
Perfumes/ personal hygiene products, Jewelry metals
What is a Bullae? - ANSWERA vesicle larger than 1cm.
Is the fluid in bullae infectious? - ANSWERNo
What are the four fungal infections? - ANSWERBody=Tinea Corporis-Ringworm
Feet= Tinea Pedis- Athlete's foot
Scalp= Tinea Capitis
Groin= Tinea Cruris= Jock itch
How do we treat corns and calluses? - ANSWERPrevention= Properly fitted foot wear
Extra padding to inflamed areas
MO may shave it down.
What form is used to go to sick call and to communicate with the commander? -
ANSWERDD Form 689
What form is used to document treatment given during sick call visit and remains at
the treatment facility? - ANSWERSF 600
How are medical entry errors corrected? - ANSWERReason for change, date and
signature block
Access to medical information may be given to - ANSWERThe patient, Patient Care
Personnel, Medical Researchers, and Medical Educators
What kind of language should be used on profiles? - ANSWERSpecific non-medical
language,
What's the difference between: bed rest, quarters and duty? - ANSWERQuarters:
may move throughout living space
Bed rest: restricted to bed and chow hall.
