Skin Lesions Flashcards

Primary and Secondary Lesions (16 cards)

1
Q

Macule (primary)

A

Solely color change, flat and circumscribed, less than 1cm (freckle)

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Papule (primary)

A

Something you can feel, elevated, less than 1cm (mole)

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3
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Nodule (primary)

A

Solid, hard or soft-larger than 1cm

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4
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Wheal (primary)

A

Superficial, raised, slightly irregular shape (mosquito bite)

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5
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Vesicle (primary)

A

Elevated cavity containing free fluid up to 1 cm (blister)

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6
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Pustule (primary)

A

Turbid fluid (pus) in cavity, circumscribed and elevated

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7
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Cyst (primary)

A

Encapsulated fluid-filled cavity in dermis

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8
Q

Crust (secondary)

A

Thickened, dried-out skin left from vesicle popping

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9
Q

Scale (secondary)

A

Compact, desiccated flakes of skin

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10
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Fissure (secondary)

A

Linear crack with abrupt edges

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11
Q

Ulcer (secondary)

A

Deeper depression leading into dermis

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12
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Erosion (secondary)

A

Scooped out but shallow depression

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13
Q

stage 1

A

Skin is unbroken but inflamed

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14
Q

stage 2

A

Skin is broken to the epidermis or dermis

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15
Q

stage 3

A

Ulcer extends to subcutaneous fat layer

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16
Q

stage 4

A

Ulcer extends to muscle or bone