Terminology Flashcards

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Macule

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circumscribed, flat discoloration

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Patch

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circumscribed, flat discoloration > 0.5cm

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3
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Papule

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domed, raised lesion

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4
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Pustule

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domed, papule containing pus

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5
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Nodule

A

domed, raised lesion >0.5cm

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Plaque

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raised, flat-topped lesion >0.5cm

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7
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Vesicle

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papule containing fluid

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Bulla

A

nodule containing fluid >0.5cm

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9
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Wheal

A

edematous, transient plaque

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10
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What are secondary findings caused by?

A

External forces such as scratching, trauma, infection, or changes caused by healing

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11
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Scale

A

thickening of the stratum corneum

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12
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What is hyperkeratotic scale?

A

thick, white scale

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13
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Crust

A

dried endogenous material on the skin

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14
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Erosion

A

loss of the epidermis

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Ulcer

A

loss of epidermis and dermis

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Excoriation

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linear erosion from scratching

17
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Fissure

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linear ulceration

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Lichenification

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thickening of skin with accentuation of skin markings due to chronic scratching or rubbing

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Atrophy

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thinning of epidermis, dermis, and/or subcutaneous fat

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Purpura

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lesions caused by extravastaed red blood cells

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purpura petechiae

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pinpoint red-brown macules

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Purpura Ecchymosis

23
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Palpable Purpura

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most commonly caused by vasculitis

24
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Annular

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round or ovoid with central clearing

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Targetoid
resembling a bull's eye
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Blaschkoid
whorled pattern following the lines of epidermal migration
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Keobnerized
development of linear lesions following trauma classically occurs in psoriasis and lichen planus
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Reticulate
net-like reflecting underling vasculature
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Photodistributed
face, V of neck, hands and forearms
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Seborrheic
scalp, brows, glabella, alae, sternal chest, groin, axillae
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Fluctuant
suggests underlying fluid
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Burrow
wavy tunnel in the epidermis due to Scabies infestation
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Verrucous
wart-like