Integumentary Conditions Quiz

Which type of burn is characterized by sensitivity to cold?

• Electrical

• Thermal

• Chemical

• Radiation

What is the main aim of burns resuscitation in the Stasis zone of injuries?

• Promote tissue coagulation

• Increase tissue perfusion

• Prevent irreversible damage

• Decrease tissue perfusion

Which tool is used for assessing the extent of burns based on the percentage of body surface area affected?

• Rule of 9s

• Z-Plasting

• Lund and Browder Chart

• Palmar

What is the leading cause of death in burn patients?

• Pulmonary complications

• Infection

• Cardiovascular complications

• Metabolic complications

What is the characteristic of keloids?

• Thin and non-painful nodules

• Thick and erythematous scars

• Localized in injured site

• Tendency to migrate into non-injured surrounding area

Which surgical procedure involves the removal of eschar to relieve pressure and prevent compartment syndrome?

• Grafting

• Primary Excision

• Z-Plasting

• Escharotomy

Which topical agent is used for managing thick eschar in burn wounds?

• Silver sulfadiazine

• Mafenide acetate solution

• Mafenide acetate

• Pseudomonas infection

What is the primary goal of rehabilitation in burn patients?

• Restore range of motion and strength

• Promote wound healing

• Prevent hypertrophic scars

• Manage metabolic complications

What is the characteristic of arterial ulcers?

• Elevation reduces pain

• Medial ankle location

• Dark/brown color

• Hemosiderin staining

What is the primary etiological factor for pressure ulcers?

• Moist skin

• Friction

• Shear

• Unrelieved pressure