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Diseases Flashcards

1
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jaundice skin

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liver disease

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2
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decreased melanin

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albinism, vitigo, tinea vesicolor

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3
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edema cause

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nephrotic syndrome

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4
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small, discolored spot or patch on the skin

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macule

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5
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craterlike lesion of the skin

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ulcer

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6
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raised lesion 1cm

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Papule

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7
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closed sac under skin contain fluid/semi solid

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cyst

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8
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a raised lesion detectable by touch

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nodule

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9
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raised lesion detectable by touch

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Nodule

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10
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craclike lesion

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fissure

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11
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patches of skin become rough & inflamed w blisters itching

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eCZEMA

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12
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secondary skin lesions ; overtreatment

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scale

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13
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dried residue of skin such a sserum, pus or blood

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crust

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14
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increased connective tissue that arise from injury

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scars

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15
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thickening of epidermis visbility of skin furrows

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Lichenification

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16
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non scarring loss of superficial dermis, mosist but not bleed

17
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linear punction erosion caused by scratching

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Excoriation

18
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cat stractches is an example of

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EXCORIATION

19
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deeper loss of epidermis and dermis, bleed and scar

20
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bright ruby red found on trunk

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cherry angioma

21
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common in pregnancy; fiery red FOUND IN FACE, NECK, ARMS; liver disease

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spider angioma

22
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bluish; legs near veins; varicose

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spider veins

23
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deep red or reddish purple
seen if blood outside vessels bleed

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Ptechia/purpura

small big

24
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purple/purplish blue fading to green; bruising/hematoma

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Ecchymosis

25
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superifical, flattened papules covered by dry scale APEAR ON SUN EXPOSED SKIN

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Atinic keratoses

26
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cancerous type; sun exposed skin of fair skinned adults 60 years ilder; develop in actinic keratosis

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squamous cell carcinoma

27
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MALIGNANT, GROWS SLOWLY COMMON IN FAIR SKINNED ADULTS 40YRS OLDER

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BASAL CELL CARCINOMA

28
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forms in macules, plaques common in aids

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Kaposis sarcoma

29
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painless separtion of nail plate

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onycholysis

30
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whitish with a distal band of reddish brown

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TERR’S NAILS

31
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white spots caused by trauma

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leukonychia

32
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LINES APILIN NAIL PLATE

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Transverse white lines

33
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ROUND OVAL PATCHES OF HAIR LOSS ; no inflammation

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Alopecia areata

34
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hairloss from pulling

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Trichotillomania

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