Lesions Flashcards by Ashleigh hooker | Brainscape

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begins in center & spreads to periphery

A

annular/circular

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what is an example of an annular lesion

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ringworm

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lesions run together

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confluent

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what is an example of a confluent lesion

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hives

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distinct individual lesions that remain separate

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discrete

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what are some examples of discrete lesions

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acne

skin tags

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clusters of lesions

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grouped

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what is an example of a grouped lesion

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poison ivy

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twisted, coiled, snake-like, spiral lesion

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gyrate

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resembles the iris of an eye; concentric rings of color

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target/iris

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scratch, streak, line, or stripe

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linear

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annular lesions growing together

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polycyclic

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what is an example of a polycyclic lesion

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psoriasis

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linear arrangement along a nerve

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zosteriform

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