Dermatology Flashcards

1
Q
Susie
Can
Exercise 
Until
She 
Fumes 
Secondary lesions acronym
A
Scale
Crust
Excoriation
Ulcer
Scare
Fizzure
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2
Q

What is a flat spot or discoloration of skin such as a freckle?

A

Macule

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3
Q

What is a lesion?

A

Any mark wound or abnormality found in the skin due to disease or damage

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4
Q

A small solid elevated lesion

A

Papu le

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5
Q

what is a pustule

A

Inflamed papule containing which or yellow liquid or pus

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6
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Itchy swollen lesion found within the epidermis causing irregular elevation that may be red or pale such as an insect bite

A

Wheal

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7
Q

A solid and elevated lesion that is larger than a papule

A

Tubercle

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8
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A large nodule

A

Tumor

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9
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A small blister containing fluid such as a cold sore

A

Vesicle

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10
Q

A large blister such as a sun blister

A

Bulla

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11
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Flaky skin cells

A

Scale

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12
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Mixture of dead skin cells and dry blood

A

Crust

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13
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What is excoriation?

A

A wound created by scratching or scraping - a light cut

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14
Q

An open depressed lesion in the skin that may contain pus

A

Ulcer

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15
Q

Can an ulcer be worked on?

A

Sometimes it depends on the severity

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16
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Hardened discolored mark on the skin that forms after a wound has healed

A

Scar

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17
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A crack in the skin that may penetrate into the dermis

A

Fissure

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18
Q

What is a vascular lesion?

A

Tertiary lesions

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19
Q

What is Rosacea an example of?

A

A tertiary lesion

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20
Q

What is an open comedone?

A

A blackhead

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21
Q

What is a whitehead?

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A closed comedone

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22
Q

Closed abnormally developed sac containing fluid infection or other debris

A

Cyst and nodule

23
Q

What grade acne contains no pustules and has minor breakouts?

A

Grade 1

24
Q

Grade 2 acne is what?

A

Many closed comedones
More open comedones
Some papule and pustules

25
Q

More red and inflamed - have many open and closed comedones papules and pustules acne- what grade?

A

Grade 3

26
Q

Most severe level of acne with cysts and nodules open and closed comedones papules and pustules

A

Grade 4

27
Q

What are causes of acne

A

Genetics
Clogged hair follicles
Bacteria
Triggers

28
Q

What are some acne triggers

A
Hormones 
Stress
Cosmetics
Skin care products 
Foods
29
Q
Miss
Polly
Pocket
Wears
Tight
Tiny
Vickies
Bras
Acronym for primary lesions
A
Macule
Papule
Pustule
Wheal
Tubercle
Tumor
Vesicle
Bulla
30
Q

A sebum filled fatty mass found within a sebaceous gland

Known as a sebaceous cyst

A

Steatoma

31
Q

Appears as a soft skin tone or yellowish donut shaped lesion

A

Sebaceous hyperplasia

32
Q

Extreme dryness of the skin

A

Asteatosis

33
Q

An inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous gland that causes red scaly flaky and itchy skin

A

Seborrheic dermatitis

34
Q

Caused by excessive sebum production on the head

A

Seborrheic dermatitis

35
Q

Dermatitis

A

Inflammatory condition of the skin that consists of eczema vesicles and or papules

36
Q

Reaction caused by physical contact to a substance

A

Contact dermatitis

37
Q

What is psoriasis

A

Autoimmune disease that affects the keratinization process

38
Q

Chronic redness found on the cheeks and bridge of nose

Butterfly rash

A

Malar rash

39
Q

Soft vascular nodule

A

Hemangioma

40
Q

What is erythrasma?

A

Bacterial infection that causes reddish brown scaly patches
Typically found in the underarm groin and folds of the skin
Don’t wax

41
Q

Pre cancerous lesion caused by sun exposure

Appears as red brown scaly or crusted lesions

A

Actinic keratiosis

42
Q

Most common and least severe form of skin cancer

Appears as reddish patches or smooth elevated pearly white lesions

A

Basal cell carcinoma

43
Q

More serious than basal cell carcinoma
Can be open or crusted sores that do not heal
Caused by UV radiation, toxic chemicals and genetics

A

Squamous cell carcinoma

44
Q

Malignant melanoma

A

Most serious form of skin cancer

Becomes systemic and not always found on sun exposed areas

45
Q

Reaction to substances that are breathed in or ingested

A

Atopic dermatitis

46
Q

Contact dermatitis

A

Reaction caused by physical contact to a substance

Such as wearing nickle free earrings

47
Q

Caused by excessive sebum production

On the head

A

Seborrheic dermatitis

48
Q

Also know as dilated capillaries

A

Telangiectasia

49
Q

Blocked hair follicles cause redness and bumpiness most common on backs and arms

A

Keratosis Pilaris

50
Q

Also known as a callus or corn

A

Keratoma

51
Q

Had many closed comedones more open comedones and occasional papules/pustules

Need treatments to heal the skin

A

Grade II acne

52
Q

There are no pustules in this level of acne

A

Grade I

53
Q
A asymmetry
B border 
C color
D diameter 
E evolving
A

Abcde’s of melanoma detection

54
Q

Appears as reddish patches or smooth elevated pearly white lesions
1st category of skin cancer

A

Basal cell carcinoma