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Benign Skin Lesions Flashcards

1
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when do seborrheic keratoses usually arise?

A

in thirties or fourties

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2
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when do nevi usually arise?

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early in life…first 30 years

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3
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describe a seborrheic keratosis

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pigmented and stuck on

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4
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what color can seborrheic keratosis be

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black tan white pink

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5
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what can happen if you freeze seborrheic keratosis off?

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dyspigmentation

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6
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what are stucco keratoses? where do these occur? what color?

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similar to seborrheic keratosis but are white-gray and are on the ankles and feet of older people

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7
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what are acrochordons? what is another name for them?

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skin tags…fleshy papules that arise on skin

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8
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where do acrochordons usually arise?

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axilla neck and groin and eyelids

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9
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what are acrochordons associated with?

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insulin resistance

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10
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what can you do to skin tags?

A

remove them electively

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11
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what is a cherry angioma?

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overgrowth of endothelial cells that leads to a cherry colored mole on the skin

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12
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where are most cherry angiomas found

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on the trunk

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13
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what age gets cherry angiomas?

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thirties

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14
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what is a dermatofibroma? what is it made of?

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benigh spindle cell dermal proliferation..looks like scar tissue

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15
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what does dermatofibroma often have surrounding it?

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darker tissue

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16
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where are dermatofibromas common?

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on the legs

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17
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what are dermatofibroma often associated with?

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minor trauma

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18
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how do dermatofibromas feel?

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firm scar like texture

19
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what is the dimple sign? what is it associated with?

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when you squeeze a dermatofibroma it dimples down due to scar tissue

20
Q

what are random brown spots called on sun exposed skin?

A

solar lentigines

21
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are solar lentigines precancer?

A

no…but they do signal a lot of UV exposure so person more at risk for cancer

22
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describe the appearance of sebaceous hyperplasia

A

skin colored slightly yellow umbilicated papules

23
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where are sebaceous hyperplasia common?

A

face

24
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what is a keloid?

A

overgrowth of scar tissue beyond original scar site

25
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what pop commonly gets keloids?

A

AAs

26
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name two common locations for keloids

A

earlobes and upper trunk

27
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what are two symptoms of keloids?

A

itchy and tender

28
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what is first line therapy for keloid? what should you never do?

A

steroid injection…never cut because will come back

29
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what causes an epidermal inclusion cyst?

A

hair follicles that collect debris within a sac

30
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what do epidermal inclusion cysts look like?

A

mobile subcutaneous nodule with overlying punctum

31
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what does an epidermal inclusion cyst discharge?

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white foul smelling cheesy stuff

32
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how do you treat an epidermal inclusion cyst?

A

only way to rid is complete removal

33
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what is a milia?

A

tiny epidermoid cyst

34
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where do milia occur?

A

face

35
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how do milia appear?

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small white bump

36
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what can you do for milia?

A

easily extract it

37
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what is a pilar cyst?

A

subcutaneous nodule lacking punctum

38
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where do pilar cysts usually occur?

A

on the scalp

39
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do pilar cysts discharge anything?

A

nothing

40
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what is the elective treatment for pilar cysts?

A

excision by surgery

41
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what is a lipoma?

A

fat collection under the skin

42
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what can you do to a lipoma?

A

remove but totally optional

43
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where do lipomas usually occur?

A

trunk and proximal extremities

44
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how does a lipoma feel?

A

soft subcutaneous nodule lacking any skin changes

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