Unit-VI Skin ManagementBy abdulslambsn@gmail.com / July 3, 2025 Quiz 8 | Unit-VI Skin Management Your Good Name: Your College Name: Morning/Evening/Private: Email: 1. What Is The Most Accurate Term For A Bed Sore? Eczema Decubitus Ulcer Cellulitis Pressure Rash None 2. Which Of The Following Is A Primary Cause Of Decubitus Ulcers? Moist Heat Friction And Shear Cold Exposure High Protein Diet None 3. Which Area Is Most Susceptible To Pressure Ulcer Formation In Bedridden Patients? Forearm Buttocks Abdomen Elbow None 4. Friction In Bedridden Patients Typically Leads To Which Type Of Skin Injury? Maceration Laceration Superficial Abrasion Ulcer Perforation None 5. Which Of The Following Is A Correct Nursing Intervention To Prevent Bedsores? Restrict Fluids Avoid Repositioning Turn Patient Every 2 Hours Keep Patient Immobile None 6. A Reddened Area On The Sacral Region That Does Not Blanch When Pressed Is Likely What Stage? Stage I Stage II Stage III Unstageable None 7. Shearing Force Is Best Described As: Pressure From A Rigid Surface Rubbing From Bed Linens Skin Sticking While Body Slides Sudden External Impact None 8. Which Nutrient Is Most Important In Promoting Skin Integrity And Healing? Carbohydrates Vitamin A Protein Fats None 9. Which Of The Following Is Least Likely To Cause A Pressure Ulcer? Moisture Friction Proper Nutrition Immobility None 10. A Preventive Device For Pressure Ulcers Includes: Cotton Underpads Water Bed Plastic Sheets Firm Mattress None 11. Bedsores Usually Start As: Bleeding Ulcers Open Wounds Blister Or Redness Swollen Masses None 12. Which Position Minimizes Pressure On Sacrum? Supine Fowler’s Prone Side-Lying (30° Tilt) None 13. A Client Has A Stage II Pressure Ulcer. What Finding Supports This Diagnosis? Deep Crater With Slough Intact Skin With Non-Blanching Redness Partial Thickness Skin Loss Full Thickness Skin Loss With Bone Exposure None 14. Deep Crater With SloughWhich Of These Can Delay Healing Of Pressure Ulcers? Good Hydration Diabetes Mellitus High Protein Diet Frequent Repositioning None 15. What Is The First Step In Managing A Bed Sore? Apply Bandage Assess The Stage Use Powder Give Antibiotics None 16. Which Client Is At Highest Risk For Pressure Injury? Mobile, Well-Nourished Client Incontinent, Bedridden Elderly Client Ambulatory Client With Hypertension Post-Op Client On Fluids None 17. Which Intervention Is Not Effective In Preventing Bedsores? Skin Moisturization Repositioning Using Sheepskin Pads Applying Tight Bandages None 18. The Braden Scale Is Used To: Assess Nutrition Only Stage Ulcers Identify Risk For Pressure Ulcers Measure Skin Temperature None 19. Why Is Incontinence A Risk Factor For Pressure Injuries? Promotes Rest Encourages Activity Leads To Skin Maceration Decreases Skin Temperature None 20. Which Stage In Pressure Ulcers Involves Exposed Bone Or Tendon? Stage II Stage III Stage IV Unstageable None 21. What Is The Best Way To Assess Improvement In A Pressure Ulcer? Color Change Only Odor Change Wound Measurement Dressing Appearance None 22. Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment Should Be Done: Once A Week At Discharge Only On Admission And Periodically Only For Surgical Patients None 23. What Type Of Mattress Helps In Reducing Bed Sores? Regular Cotton Mattress Air-Fluidized Mattress Water Mattress Only Sponge Bed None 24. A Nurse Should Avoid Which Action During Bed Sore Management? Using Moist Dressings Applying Alcohol On Open Wounds Providing High Protein Diet Turning Patient Regularly None 1 out of 3 Thanks For Submitting Your Quiz !!