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Dermatology for the Advanced Practice Nurse.
Title:
Dermatology for the Advanced Practice Nurse.
Author:
Lyons, Faye.
ISBN:
9780826136442
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (391 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Share Dermatology for the Advanced Practice Nurse -- Part I: Overview of Dermatology -- Chapter 1: Education: Nurses and Primary Care Providers -- Epidemiology and Statistics of Skin Disorders -- Annual Economic Burden -- Quality-of-Life Implications -- Evidence-Based Practice and Decision Trees -- Conceptual Framework For Assessing, Diagnosing, and Treating Skin Rashes -- Decision Trees and Differential Diagnoses -- References -- Chapter 2: Basics of Dermatology -- Skin Anatomy and Physiology -- Skin Terminology -- Vascular Lesions -- Diagnostic Evaluations -- Distribution, Type, Characteristics, and Pattern of Lesions -- Special Distribution Category: Patterns of Intentional or Unintentional Injury -- References -- Chapter 3: Special Considerations for Populations, Culture, and Comorbid Conditions -- Infants and Children -- The Elderly -- Ethnicity -- Cultural Practices -- Puberty -- Pregnancy -- References -- Part II: Clinical Management of Dermatology Conditions -- Chapter 4: Skin Assessment -- History -- Skin Assessment (Physical) -- Social History -- Family History -- Dermatologic Signs -- Differential Diagnosis -- References -- Chapter 5: Diagnostics -- Collecting Specimens -- Mycology: Microscopic Examination of Scale (Potassium Hydroxide) -- Use of Mechanical Devices -- References -- Chapter 6: Treatment Approaches -- Topical Treatment -- Systemic Evaluation and Treatment -- Surgical Treatment -- Other Treatments -- References -- Chapter 7: Clinical Management -- Routine Skin Care -- Preventive Care -- Skin Self-Examination -- Protection From The Sun -- Moisturizer -- Nutritional Counseling -- Appropriate Referrals -- Genetic Counseling Referrals -- References -- Part III: Common Dermatologic Conditions -- Abrasions and Skin Tears -- Overview.

Clinical Presentation -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Acne -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Diagnostic Tests -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Alopecia -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Aphthous Stomatitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Bruise and Contusion -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- References -- Burns -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- References -- Candidiasis -- Angular Cheilitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Black Hairy Tongue -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Diaper Dermatitis.

Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Oral Candidiasis/Thrush -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Vulvovaginal Candidiasis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Cellulitis/Erysipelas -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Cysts -- Epidermal Inclusion Cyst/Sebacceous Cyst -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Hidradenitis Suppurativa -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Keratosis Pilaris -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Milia Cyst -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls.

References -- Dermatitis -- Allergic/Contact Dermatitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Lichen Simplex Chronicus/Neurodermatitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Seborrheic Dermatitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Stasis Dermatitis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- References -- Erythema Multiforme -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Erythema Nodosum -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Granuloma Annulare -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Herpes Simplex Virus.

Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Herpetic Whitlow -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Dermatitis Herpetiformis -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Herpes Zoster -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- Varicella -- Overview -- Etiology -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Impetigo -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls -- References -- Insect Bites -- Scabies -- Overview -- Epidemiology -- Pathology/Histology -- Clinical Presentation -- Differential Diagnosis -- Treatment/Management -- Special Considerations -- When to Refer -- Patient Education -- Clinical Pearls.

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Abstract:
Unique decision trees promote accurate diagnosis and treatment of 60 common skin conditions. This is the first primary care dermatology reference written by and for nurses. It focuses on approximately 60 skin conditions that are commonly seen in primary care settings and provides unique decision trees to assist in accurate diagnosis. Organized for quick access, the book presents conditions alphabetically and includes evidence-based treatment and management strategies along with full-color photos taken during actual office visits. Dermatologic diagnostics cover skin assessment, specimen collection procedures, and use of mechanical devices, along with relevant evidence-based topical, systemic, and surgical treatment options. The resource provides an overview of dermatology basics including skin anatomy and physiology and skin terminology. Illustrations, graphs, and skin terminology help to accurately document descriptions of rashes, lesions, and diseases during diagnostic evaluations. The book also defines risk factors in relation to skin conditions and diseases and delineates conditions common to specific populations. A broad range of management strategies is presented along with alerts for when expert follow-up is indicated. To promote rapid identification of skin conditions, each is presented in a consistent organization that includes overview, epidemiology, pathology/histology, clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, treatment/management, special considerations and appropriate referrals, and patient education. The Clinical Pearls feature captures the authors" expertise. Additional photos are available from the website as a digital photo archive. Key Features: Focuses on approximately 60 common dermatological conditions with high-quality, full-color photos; Presents four unique decision trees to foster accurate diagnosis and clinical

decision making; Delivers evidence-based protocols for diagnosis, treatment, and management; Uses a consistent format to promote quick access to information; Written by advanced-degree nurse practitioners with nurses" informational needs in mind.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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