Integumentary

Question 1

bluish tinge) is most evident in the nail beds, lips, and buccal mucosa.

Answer 1

cyanosis

Question 2

redness associated with a variety of rashes.

Answer 2

Erythema

Question 3

Flat and colored
(e.g. Freckle,
petechia)

Answer 3

Macule

Question 4

Elevated and filled with fluid (e.g. Blister)

Answer 4

bulla

Question 5

Elevated and firm, has dimension of depth (E.g. Lipoma)

Answer 5

nodule or tumor

Question 6

Elevated and filled with pus (e.g. Acne)

Answer 6

pustule

Question 7

Elevated and superficial (e.g. Mole)

Answer 7

papule

Question 8

localized edema eg. insect bite

Answer 8

wheal

Question 9

What are the secondary lesion?

Answer 9

ulcer
crust
atrophe
scale
lichenification
keloid

Question 10

Dried pus or blood

Answer 10

crust

Question 11

Thin, flaky skin

Answer 11

scale

Question 12

Thin, shiny, taut skin

Answer 12

atrophy

Question 13

Thickened, roughened skin

Answer 13

lichenification

Question 14

Hypertrophied scar

Answer 14

keloid

Question 15

Ruby red; flat or raised

Answer 15

cherry angioma

Question 16

Bright red with radiating legs, pullulating seen on center of lesion, or legs, or arms, and upper trunk, blanches when pressure is applied to center

Answer 16

spider angioma

Question 17

Round red or purple macules

Answer 17

petechiae

Question 18

Bluish; may have radiating legs;seen mostly on legs

Answer 18

spider vein

Question 19

Round or irregular macular lesion; larger than petechia;

Answer 19

ecchymosis

Question 20

Localized collection of blood creating an elevated ecchymosis;
associated with trauma

Answer 20

hematoma