Derm Terms Lecture Flashcards

1
Q

what are examples of a macule?

A

freckles, flat moles

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2
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what are examples of a papule?

A

insect bites, warts

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3
Q

what is an example of a maculopapular?

A

measles

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4
Q

what is an example of a plaque?

A

psoriasis

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5
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what is an example of a nodule?

A

cyst

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6
Q

what are examples of a vesicle?

A

herpes simplex, contact dermititis

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7
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what is an example of a bulla?

A

second-degree burns

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8
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what is an example of a pustule?

A

acne vulgaris

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9
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what causes urticaria (wheals, hives) to occur?

A

hypersensitivity to drugs or foods

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10
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what are examples of a scale?

A

psoriasis, some fungal infections

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11
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what is an example of a crust?

A

impetigo

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12
Q

define what erosion of the skin is?

A

loss of upper layers of epidermis due

to friction or pressure

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13
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define what an ulcer of the skin is?

A

loss of epidermis and part of dermis

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14
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what is excoriation and how does it occur?

A

linear erosion due to scratching,

rubbing, or picking

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15
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what is a purpura?

A

hemorrhage causing blood to leak into skin

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16
Q

what is a petechiae?

A

spots on skin due to bleeding under skin

17
Q

what is an example of a ecchymosis?

18
Q

define atrophy

A

thinning of skin

19
Q

define telangiectasia

example?

A

small, permanently dilated blood vessel

rosacea

20
Q

contact dermatitis is described as a ___ lesion

21
Q

annular is another way of describing a lesion that is?

A

ring-shaped

22
Q

nummular is another way of describing lesions that are?

A

multiple circular marks

23
Q

what are examples of a target (bull’s-eye, iris)?

A

erythema, tick bite

24
Q

what is herpetiform?

A

clusters of papules or vesicles, resembling some herpes infections

25
what does the term verrucous describe?
rough surface, irregular
26
what does the term lichenification describe?
thickening of epidermis with accentuation of skin | lines, due to prolonged rubbing/scratching of skin
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what does the term induration describe?
thickening of dermis, feels firm, due to edema, | inflammation, or infiltration
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what does the term umbilicated describe?
central indentation, usually from viral infections
29
orange coloring of skin is often due to?
hypercarotenemia
30
yellow coloring of skin is often due to?
jaundice and xanthomas
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purple coloring of skin is often due to?
cutaneous hemorrhage or vasculitis
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blue, silver, or gray coloring of skin is often due to?
drugs or silver products
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black coloring of skin is often due to?
moles/birthmarks, melanomas, vasculitis