02 - primary or secondary lesions

Question 1

1. alopecia
2. when primary?
3. when secondary?

Answer 1

1. loss of hair
2. endocrinopathies
3. to pyoderma

Question 2

loss of hair

Answer 2

alopecia

Question 3

1. scale
2. 1°
3. 2°

Answer 3

1. accumulation of loose fragments of stratum corneum (keratinocytes)
2. seborrhea
3. self-trauma or inflammation

Question 4

accumulation of loose fragments of stratum corneum (keratinocytes)

Answer 4

scale

Question 5

follicular casts

Answer 5

accumulation of follicular material adhered to the hair shaft

Question 6

accumulation of follicular material adhered to the hair shaft

Answer 6

follicular casts

Question 7

crust

Answer 7

dried exudate made up of serum, WBCs, RBCs, and keratin

Question 8

dried exudate made up of serum, WBCs, RBCs, and keratin

Answer 8

crust

Question 9

hyperpigmentation - increased what?

Answer 9

epidermal or dermal melanin

Question 10

hypopigmentation

Answer 10

loss of epidermal melanin

Question 11

comdeo (comedomes)

Answer 11

dilated hair follicle filled with keratin and sebaceous secretions (blackhead)

Question 12

dilated hair follicle filled with keratin and sebaceous secretions (blackhead)

Answer 12

comedo (comedomes)