Chapter 12: hair, skin, nails Flashcards
Cherry angiomas
red dots on skin that appear in all adults older then 30
Mongolian spot
common variation of hyperpigmention in black, Asian, American indian, and Hispanic newborns
café au lait spot
large round or oval patch of light brown pigmentation, present at birth (amy adams arm)
acrocyanosis
infant having blueish color around lips, hands, feet, toenails
cutis marmorata
infant transient mottling in the trunk and extremitis in response to cooler room temperatures
Erythema toxicum
common rash that occurs within first 3-4 days of life. “flea bite rash”
carotenemia
yellow orange color on skin but not in sclera or mucas membranes, comes from eating too many carrots
milia
tiny white papils on checks or forehead of infant (don’t pop or pick)
storkbite
infant: flat irregular shaped red or pink patch on face. fades within first year
infant hair
fine downy, could lose hair after first week but will grow back
seborrheic dermatitis
cradle cap, dry crusted scalp of infant
striae
stretch marks in pregnant women
linea nigra
dark brownish line down midline of pregnant women
chaloasma
irregular brown patch of hyperpigmentation on face in pregnant women
senile lentigines
“liver spots” in aging adults small, flat, brown, modules
keratoses
lesions that are raised and thickened of pigmentation, look crusty,scaley or warty in aging adult