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PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION.
PREVENTION OF THE LOSS OF BODY FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES.
REGULATION OF BODY TEMPERATURE
EXCRETORY FUNCTIONS
VITAMIN D SYNTHESIS
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MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF FLUIDS, PROTEINS AND ELECTROLYTES CONSTANTLY OOZE FROM THE DENUDED AREAS.
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PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION.
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INTACT SKIN FORMS A BARRIER AGAINST MICRORGANISMS AND OTHER FOREIGN SUBSTANCES. INTACT SKIN AND MUCUS MEMBRANES ARE THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST INFECTION.
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REGULATION OF BODY TEMPERATURE |
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OOZING FROM DENUDESD AREAS HEAT IS LOST THROUGH EVAPORATION. THIS IS OFTEN ONE OF THE GREATEST CHALLENGES IN BURN UNITS. CLIENTS CAN BECOME VERY HYPOTHERMIC. |
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THE SKIN IS CAPABLE OF EXCRETING LACTATE, AMONIA, UREA, AND SALT
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THE SKIN FORMS 7-DEHYDROCHOLESTEROL, WHICH FACILITATES THE FORMATION OF VITAMIN D WHEN THE SKIN IS EXPOSED TO SUNLIGHT.
ANYTHING THAT BLOCKS EXPOSURE TO SUNLOIGHT CAN INTERFERE WITH THIS FUNCTION. THAT’S WHY MANY FOOD PRODUCTS, SUCH AS MILK, ARE FORTIFIED WITH VITAMIN D.
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SKIN IS A SENSE ORGAN FOR |
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PAIN, HEAT, COLD, AND PRESSURE.
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SKIN ALSO PROVIDES A PERSON’S INDIVIDUAL............. |
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THE OUTER LAYER OF the SKIN IS |
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95% OF IT’S CELLS ARE KERATINOCYTES AND
5% OF its CELLS ARE MELANOCYTES
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PRODUCE MELANIN.
MELANIN GIVES THE SKIN ITS COLOR |
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DECREASE IN NUMBER BUT INCREASE IN ACTIVITY |
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EPIDERMIS is REPLACED....
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THE OUTER LAYERof the Epidermis
IS A PROTECTIVE LAYER
NOT PRESENT IN MUCOUS MEMBRANES ...MEMBRANES DRY OUT EASILY,ALSO ALLOWS ENTRY AND EXIT OF PATHOGENS with out this layer. |
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EPIDERMIS ,THE HAIR FOLLICLES AND THE SEBACEOUS GLANDS |
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EPIDERMIS ALSO LINES THE HAIR FOLLICLES AND THE SEBACEOUS GLANDS.
THIS IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE A CLIENT WHO HAS A BURN OR A SKIN INJURY CAN GROW NEW SKIN IF THE HAIR FOLLICLES AND SEBACEOUS GLANDS ARE INTACT
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, EPIDERMAL CELLS FORM IN THE HAIR FOLLICLE AND THE SEBACEOUS GLANDS.THESE EPIDERMAL CELLS MOVE UP TO THE SURFACE
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AS THESE EPIDERMAL CELLS COME TO THE SURFACE THEY FORM LITTLE BUD LIKE STRUCTURES. THESE BUD LIKE STRUCTURES LOOK LIKE A FINE WHITE POWDERY SUBSTANCE
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IMPORTANT THAT THE NURSE NOT REMOVE OR DISRUPT THESE BUDS DURING BATHING BECAUSE THESE BUDS WILL GROW AND SPREAD UNTIL EVENTUALLY THEY WILL TOUCH EACH OTHER AND FORM AN INTACT LAYER OF SKIN.
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IF THE BUDS ARE DISTURBED |
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THE NEW EPIDERMIS WILL NOT FORM.
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EPIDERMIS ALSO CONTAINS THESES STRUCTURES
EXTEND DOWNWARD AND FIT BETWEEN THE DERMAL PAPILLAE TO ANCHOR THE EPIDERMIS TO THE DERMIS
ARE LOOSE IN INFANTS & THE ELDERLY SO THE SKIN LAYERS SEPARATE EASILY. FLUID THEN SEEPS IN TO THE AREA AND BLISTERS FORM.
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IS THICK AND GIVES BULK TO THE SKIN.CONTAINS:VARIOUS CELLS AND SUBSTANCES RESPONSIBLE FOR HEALING, ITCHING, AND FOR ACUTE AND CHRONIC INFLAMMATION. HAIR FOLLICLES, SEBACEOUS GLANDS, SWEAT GLANDS AND BLOOD VESSELS, NERVE ENDINGS.
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IF THE DERMIS IS DESTROYED |
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A CLIENT DOES NOT FEEL PAIN |
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SUBCUTANEOUS FAT IS A LAYER is made of |
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SUBCUTANEOUS FAT
CONTAINS |
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MANUFACTURE AND STORE FAT |
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THE SUBCUTANEOUS FAT
SUPPORTS...... |
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THE UPPER SKIN LAYERS,
SERVES AS A CALORIC RESERVOIR AND
INSULATES AGAINST HEAT LOSS.
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SUBCUTANEOUS FAT LAYER and AGE. |
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THE SEBACEOUS,
THE APOCRINE AND
THEY ORIGINATE IN THE DERMIS AND EXTEND UP INTO THE EPIDERMIS
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ARE THE OIL PRODUCING GLANDS. THEY ARE LOCATED ON THE FACE, SCALP, UPPER TRUNK, AND THE GENITALS.THEY SECRETE SEBUM VIA THE HAIR FOLLICLE
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A COMBINATION OF THE SEBUM AND DEAD SKIN CELLS, HAS ANTI-INFECTIVE PROPERTIES |
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ARE LOCATED IN THE AXILLAE, AREOLAE, EYELIDS, PERI-UMBILICAL, PERIANAL, AND THE GENITAL AREAS, AND IN THE EXTERNAL EAR CANALS.
BEGIN TO FUNCTION AT PUBERTY.
SECRETE MINUTE AMOUNTS OF A STERILE, ODORLESS, MILKY-WHITE FLUID VIA THE HAIR FOLLICLE, WHICH ISUNNOTICEABLE ON THE SKIN UNTIL IT IS ACTED UPON BY BACTERIA.
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ARE ALSO SWEAT GLANDS.
LOCATED OVER THE ENTIRE BODY AND SECRETE WATER AND ELECTROLYTES VIA THE PORES.
PROVIDE THERMAL REGULATION.
REGULATED BY THE HYPOTHALAMUS IN RESPONSE TO HEAT OR EMOTIONAL STRESS.
ALSO EXCRETE LACTATE, UREA, AMMONIA, AND SALT.
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ECCRINE GLANDS
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SPINAL CORD INJURIES |
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CLIENTS WHO HAVE this CAN HAVE A HEAT STROKE SO EASILY.
THEY CAN’T SWEAT BELOW THE SPINAL CORD LESION BECAUSE THE MESSAGE CAN’T GET TO GLAND FROM THE BRAIN.
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THE ECCRINE GLANDS
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LIVER AND KIDNEY FAILURE CLIENTS |
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OFTEN ODIFEROUS IN SPITE OF ADEQUATE HYGIENE CARE
RESPONSIBLE FOR UREMIC FROST, WHICH IS A WHITE POWDERY SUBSTANCE THAT COLLECTS ON THE SKIN OF KIDNEY FAILURE CLIENTS IF THEY ARE NOT DIALYZED |
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SLOWER RATE OF EPIDERMAL PROLIFERATION AND A DECREASED DERMAL BLOOD SUPPLY, BOTH OF WHICH CAN CAUSE DELAYED WOUND HEALING.
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THINNER AND HAS DECREASED FLEXIBILITY AND ELASTICITY, AND FLATTENED DERMAL-EPIDERMAL JUNCTION (THAT IS RETE RIDGES).
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ELDERLY
SWEAT AND SEBACEOUS GLANDS
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DECREASED MOISTURE WHICH LEADS TO DRY SKIN, KNOWN AS XEROSIS |
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CHECK BETWEEN SKIN FOLDS BECAUSE OF THE INCREASED RISK OF YEAST GROWTH IN THESE AREAS BECAUSE THESE AREAS TEND TO BE DARK AND MOIST.
THESE AREAS MAY ALSO HAVE SKIN TEARS |
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LESIONS
SIZE IS MEASURED IN....
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CENTIMETERS OR MILLIMETERS.
COMPARISONS TO FAMILIAR OBJECTS, SUCH AS “DIME-SIZED” OR “QUARTER- SIZED” SHOULD BE AVOIDED |
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THE LESION A MACULE, PAPULE, OR VESICLES – STUDY THE CHART IN YOUR TEXT BOOK ON YOUR OWN.
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A LESION THAT IS DISTINCT AND SEPARATED FROM THE OTHER LESIONS, WHILE
CONFLUENT
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LESIONS TOUCH AND OVERLAP EACH OTHER.
LESIONS CAN BE CLUSTERED TOGETHER OR THEY CAN BE LINEAR.
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SKIN SHOULD BE ASSESSED BILATERALLY FOR TEMPERATURE USING THE BACKS OF THE HANDS.
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Skin Assessment
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SKIN TEXTURE, MOBILITY, AND MOISTURE SHOULD BE NOTED.
THE NURSE SHOULD ASSESS AND DOCUMENT WHETHER THE SKIN IS DRY, FLAKY, WATERLOGGED, MACERATED, OR EDEMATOUS |
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BEST SITE FOR CHECKING TURGOR |
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THE CHEST IS THE BEST SITE, ESPECIALLY IN THE ELDERLY.
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WHICH ARE EVIDENCE OF IV DRUG USE
THE NURSE SHOULD NOTE THE PRESENCE OF this |
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COLOR AND DISTRIBUTION SHOULD BE ASSESSED.
IT SHOULD BE NOTED WHETHER THE HAIR IS THICK OR THIN AND WHETHER THERE IS ANY DANDRUFF OR NITS.
HAIR ON THE FEET AND LEGS CAN BE AN INDICATOR OF VASCULAR HEALTH.
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CONFIGURATION, COLOR, AND CONSISTENCY.
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