Question 1

What is the main function of the acid mantle?

Accepted Answer

A)  To maintain the balance of bacteria on the skin and maintain skin integrity 
B)  To provide oxygen to the epidermis 
C)  To regulate body temperature 
D)  The production of keratin and lamellar granules 
A)  To maintain the balance of bacteria on the skin and maintain skin integrity 
B)  To provide oxygen to the epidermis 
C)  To regulate body temperature 
D)  The production of keratin and lamellar granules A

Question 2

What is the name of the cells of the skin that protect the body from infection by mounting an immune response?

Accepted Answer

A)  Keratinocytes 
B)  Melanocytes 
C)  Langerhans cells 
D)  Merkel cells 
A)  Keratinocytes 
B)  Melanocytes 
C)  Langerhans cells 
D)  Merkel cells C

Question 3

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin.
-When calculating the extent of the burn, what method would you use?

Accepted Answer

A)  Waterlow score 
B)  Wallace Rule of Nine 
C)  MUST 
D)  RASS 
A)  Waterlow score 
B)  Wallace Rule of Nine 
C)  MUST 
D)  RASS B

Question 4

Which of the following make up the major components of the integumentary system?

Accepted Answer

A)  The epidermis, dermis and hypodermis 
B)  Skin hair and nails 
C)  Epidermis and dermis 
D)  Dermis and hypodermis 
A)  The epidermis, dermis and hypodermis 
B)  Skin hair and nails 
C)  Epidermis and dermis 
D)  Dermis and hypodermis

Question 5

Freda has been admitted to intensive care and has had prolonged sedation and ventilation. She has been fed via a nasogastric tube. She has suffered from diarrhoea for some time and there is erythema around her perineal area.
-If there is no improvement following the implementation of a care plan, at what point would you refer to a specialist such as a tissue viability nurse?

Accepted Answer

A)  1 week 
B)  10 days 
C)  3-5 days 
D)  1 day 
A)  1 week 
B)  10 days 
C)  3-5 days 
D)  1 day

Question 6

The functions of the skin include:

Accepted Answer

A)  Protection, sensation and respiration 
B)  Protection, sensation and absorption 
C)  Sensation, absorption and respiration 
D)  Absorption, red cell production and sensation 
A)  Protection, sensation and respiration 
B)  Protection, sensation and absorption 
C)  Sensation, absorption and respiration 
D)  Absorption, red cell production and sensation

Question 7

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin.
-The loss of skin will leave George prone to ______

Accepted Answer

A)  Significant heat loss 
B)  Infection 
C)  Pain 
D)  All of these 
A)  Significant heat loss 
B)  Infection 
C)  Pain 
D)  All of these

Question 8

Freda has been admitted to intensive care and has had prolonged sedation and ventilation. She has been fed via a nasogastric tube. She has suffered from diarrhoea for some time and there is erythema around her perineal area.
-What is this called?

Accepted Answer

A)  Allergy rash 
B)  Pressure sore 
C)  Incontinence Associated Dermatitis 
D)  Malabsorption 
A)  Allergy rash 
B)  Pressure sore 
C)  Incontinence Associated Dermatitis 
D)  Malabsorption

What is the main function of the acid mantle?

What is the name of the cells of the skin that protect the body from infection by mounting an immune response?

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin. -When calculating the extent of the burn, what method would you use?

Which of the following make up the major components of the integumentary system?

The functions of the skin include:

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin. -The loss of skin will leave George prone to ______

Freda has been admitted to intensive care and has had prolonged sedation and ventilation. She has been fed via a nasogastric tube. She has suffered from diarrhoea for some time and there is erythema around her perineal area. -What is this called?

The History and Development of Critical Care Nursing

Humanising Critical Care

Critical Care Continuum

Infection Prevention and Control in Critical Care

Critical Care Related to the Respiratory System

Critical Care Related to the Cardiac System

Critical Care Related to the Systemic Inflammatory Response

Critical Care Related to the Renal and Liver Systems

Critical Care Related to the Gastrointestinal System

Critical Care Related to Neurology Physiology and Disorders

Critical Care Related to Women During Pregnancy and Child-Birth

The Psychological Care of the Critically Ill

Supporting Those at the End of Life in Critical Care

Rehabilitation After Critical Illness

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Exam 11: Critical Care Related to the Skin and Integumentary System

What is the main function of the acid mantle?

What is the name of the cells of the skin that protect the body from infection by mounting an immune response?

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin. -When calculating the extent of the burn, what method would you use?

Which of the following make up the major components of the integumentary system?

The functions of the skin include:

George has been admitted to intensive care with smoke inhalation following a house fire. He has sustained 50% third degree and 20% second-degree burn injuries to his skin. -The loss of skin will leave George prone to ______

Freda has been admitted to intensive care and has had prolonged sedation and ventilation. She has been fed via a nasogastric tube. She has suffered from diarrhoea for some time and there is erythema around her perineal area. -What is this called?

The History and Development of Critical Care Nursing

Humanising Critical Care

Critical Care Continuum

Infection Prevention and Control in Critical Care

Critical Care Related to the Respiratory System

Critical Care Related to the Cardiac System

Critical Care Related to the Systemic Inflammatory Response

Critical Care Related to the Renal and Liver Systems

Critical Care Related to the Gastrointestinal System

Critical Care Related to Neurology Physiology and Disorders

Critical Care Related to Women During Pregnancy and Child-Birth

The Psychological Care of the Critically Ill

Supporting Those at the End of Life in Critical Care

Rehabilitation After Critical Illness

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