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Layers of superficial burn   epidermis only  
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Appearance of superficial burn   red, dry tender  
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Healing of superficial burn   2-3 days, no scars  
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superficial partial thickness layers   epidermis into papillary layer of dermis  
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superficial partial thickness appearance   blisters intact, red  
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superficial partial thickness healing   7-21 days w/ minimal scarring  
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Deep partial thickness layers   epidermis, dermis (including hair, sweat glands)  
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Deep partial thickness appearance   Marked edema, mixed red w/ waxy white, broken blisters,  
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Deep partial thickness healing   spontaneous, 3-5 wks excessive scarring  
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Full thickness layers   epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous, possible into muscle  
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full thickness appearance   white, gray, black, escar, leathery  
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full thickness healing   heals w/ graft  
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subdermal layers   all into muscle and bone  
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subdermal appearance   charred  
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subdermal healing   grafting, tissue defects  
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hand position to prevent deformities after burn   wrist ext, MCP flex, PIP and DIP ext, thumb abd  
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hip position to prevent deformities after burn   neutral roation w/ slight abd  
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redness w/ lesions, itchy, weeping crusted skin   dermatitis  
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inflamation, pus filled vessicles, itching   Impetigo  
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pus, hot, red edematous, fever common   cellulitis  
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contraindications of shingles   US, heat  
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erythematous plaques covered w/ silvery scale   psoriasis  
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red rash w/ raised scaly plaques   lupus  
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skin is taut, firm, edematous, firmly bound   scleroderma  
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scleroderma precaution   sensitive to pressure, acute HTN can occur  
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round, irregular, dry, flat on sun exposed skin   actinic keratosis (pre-cancerous)  
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raised lesion on trunk usu in elders   seborrheic keratosis  
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ivory raised w/ indented center in fair skinned   basal cell (malignant, rarely mets)  
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poorly defined borders, red, flat, sun exposed skin   squamous cell (can met)  
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asymmetric irregular border, color variation   malignant (from melanocytes)  
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red or purple/blue, usu. LE   kaposi's sarcoma  
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Transparent film indications   autolytic debridement, secondary dressing, Stage I and II,  
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transparent film considerations   avoid w/ infection, non-absorptive  
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hydrocolloids indications   mild exudate, maintains moist, supports autolytic  
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hydrocolloids considerations   odor w/ yellow exudate is normal when dressing is removed avoid in infections or with heavy exudate  
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hydrogel indications   necrosis, burns, rehydrates, autolytic  
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hydrogel considerations   comes in many types and absorptive capacity varies, don't use sheet w/ infection dressing must be changed every 8-48 hours  
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Foams indications   min-mod exudate  
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Foams considerations   do not use w/ dry escar or wounds w/ no exudate  
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Alginates indications   mod to large amount of exudate infected and non-infected  
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Alginates considerations   car dry wound bed  
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Gauze dressing indications   mechanical debridement, infected wounds, several types  
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Autolytic type and contraindications   (Natural) infection, immunosuppressed, dry gangrene, dry ischemic  
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Enzymatic type and contraindications   (enzyme to necrotic tissue) ischemia, dry gangrene, clean granulated wounds  
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Mechanical type and contraindications   (nonselective) clean granulated  
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Sharp type and contraindications   (selective w/o anesthesia) clean, advanced cellulitis w/ sepsis, infection threatens life, pt on anticoagulants  
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Surgical type and contraindications   (non-selective, wide excision) cardio-pulm disease, DM, severe spasticity, pt cant tolerate, short life expectancy, QOL won't be improved.  
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