✨ “Froggy Leap: Integumentary Clue Jump!”

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Froggy Jumps ✨ “Froggy Leap: Integumentary Clue Jump!”Online version Care basics by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A nurse assesses a burn client with pale, waxy skin and no pain. Which priority action should the nurse take? a Apply topical antibiotic and cover with sterile gauze b Apply cool compresses for pain relief c Elevate the extremity and monitor distal pulses 2 A nurse assesses a newborn with bluish-gray spots on the lower back. What should the nurse do? a Notify the healthcare provider immediately b Apply warm compresses and monitor for bruising c Document as a normal finding 3 A client on long-term corticosteroids reports easy bruising and paper-thin skin. What does the nurse understand is happening? a Allergic drug reaction from high steroid dose b Age-related epidermal thinning c Cushing-like skin changes from chronic steroid use 4 A school-age child has honey-colored crusted lesions around the nose and mouth. Which instruction is most important? a Keep the child home until lesions are dry b Apply calamine lotion to relieve itching c Cover lesions tightly with bandages 5 A child with scabies is prescribed permethrin cream. Which teaching should the nurse include? a Apply from the neck down and leave on overnight b Apply only to visible rash areas c Reapply immediately if itching continues 6 The nurse notes a vesicular rash along one side of a client’s face and scalp. Which nursing action is most important? a Apply warm compresses b Keep lesions covered and avoid touching c Gently clean with soap and water 7 A client with a new melanoma diagnosis asks, “How is this different from a mole?” The nurse responds: a Melanomas change in color, shape, or bleed easily. b Moles have irregular borders and grow quickly. c Moles and melanomas both fade with sun exposure. 8 Parents of a 4-year-old with chickenpox ask when their child can return to daycare. The nurse responds: a Once all lesions are crusted over. b After the fever goes away for 24 hours. c Once the rash stops spreading. 9 A nurse assesses a pressure injury with black eschar on the heel. What is the correct action? a Clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide daily b Remove the necrotic tissue immediately c Leave the eschar intact and keep the area dry 10 The nurse cares for an infant with a red, moist rash on the buttocks and in skin folds. Which nursing action is appropriate? a Keep the area covered with plastic pants b Apply zinc oxide barrier cream c Use scented baby wipes for cleaning

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✨ “Froggy Leap: Integumentary Clue Jump!”Online version

by RNPRPEPBESTIE

A nurse assesses a burn client with pale, waxy skin and no pain. Which priority action should the nurse take?

A nurse assesses a newborn with bluish-gray spots on the lower back. What should the nurse do?

A client on long-term corticosteroids reports easy bruising and paper-thin skin. What does the nurse understand is happening?

A school-age child has honey-colored crusted lesions around the nose and mouth. Which instruction is most important?

A child with scabies is prescribed permethrin cream. Which teaching should the nurse include?

The nurse notes a vesicular rash along one side of a client’s face and scalp. Which nursing action is most important?

A client with a new melanoma diagnosis asks, “How is this different from a mole?” The nurse responds:

Parents of a 4-year-old with chickenpox ask when their child can return to daycare. The nurse responds:

A nurse assesses a pressure injury with black eschar on the heel. What is the correct action?

The nurse cares for an infant with a red, moist rash on the buttocks and in skin folds. Which nursing action is appropriate?