Derm Flashcards by Jake Aleck

Q

things to inspect for

A

color, uniformity, thickness, symmetry

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things to palpate for

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moisture, temperature, texture, turgor, mobility

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Q

primary lesions < 1cm

A

macule, papule, plaque, vesicle, pustule

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primary lesions > 1cm

A

patch, nodule (tumor), bulla

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Q

any size lesion

A

hive/wheal, fissure, erosion, ulcer

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flat color change <1cm

A

macule

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flat color change >1cm

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patch

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raised solid lesion <1cm

A

papule

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raised lesion >1cm

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nodule

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flat topped raised >1cm

A

plaque

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fluid filled split in skin layers <1cm

A

vesicle

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fluid filled area between skin layers >1cm

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bulla

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pus filled, with hair

A

pustule

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crack in skin

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fissure

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shallow excavation heals without scarring

A

erosion

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Q

deep opening

A

ulcer

Q

secondary lesions:

A

scale, crust, pustule, excoriation, erosion

Q

accumulated stratum corneum

A

scale

Q

dried secretions on the skin

A

crust

Q

scratch marks

A

excoriations