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tth

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Petechiae are noted on the patient as a result of the nurse finding:
 
  a. bluish-black patches.
  b. tenting.
  c. pinpoint-sized red dots.
  d. large areas of raised, irritated skin.

Question 2

Standardized care plans are effective ways to plan care for the patient. To be most effective, however, the SCP must be _________________.
 
  Fill in the blanks with correct word



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Petechiae appear as tiny, pinpoint-sized, red or purple spots on the skin caused by small hemorrhages in the skin layers and may indicate a blood-clotting disorder, a drug reaction, or liver disease. Bluish-black patches are more indicative of malignant melanoma. With reduced turgor, the skin remains suspended or tented for a few seconds before slowly returning to place. This indicates decreased elasticity and possible dehydration. Large areas of raised, irritated skin are not characteristic of petechiae.

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individualized to meet the patient's needs
Standardized care plans must be individualized for each patient. Most standardized care plans allow for the addition of specific patient outcomes and target dates for achievement of these outcomes.




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