Part2

Question 1

Most common benign sun induced lesion

Answer 1

Actinic Lentigo

Question 2

A small lesion <.5 cm.
Flat like a freckle or birthmark

Answer 2

Macule

Question 3

A small raised lesion <.5 cm
Associated with measles and syphallis
Solid

Answer 3

Papule

Question 4

Small lesion <.5cm filled with fluid
Associated with chicken pox and herpes

Answer 4

Vesicle

Question 5

Fluid filled lesion > 0.5 cm

Answer 5

Bulla

Question 6

Hard raised lesion >0.5cm

Answer 6

Nodule

Question 7

<.5cm
Filled with puss
Staph infection due to furbuncle

Answer 7

Pustule

Question 8

A staph infected hair follicle

Answer 8

Furbuncle

Question 9

Carbuncle

Answer 9

Group of furuncle’s

Question 10

Erysipelas

Answer 10

Beta hemolytic strep
Red fiery advancing lesion
Elevated ASO and fever

Question 11

Dermatitis herpetiformis

Answer 11

Bulla
Gluten sensitive, IgA, itchy, blistering , black

Question 12

Vitiligo

Answer 12

Depigmentation
Absent melanocytes
Adult

Question 13

Pemphigus Vulgaris

Answer 13

Life threatening
M/c bulla
South America
Adult

Question 14

Herald Patch-oval round lesion
Caused by a virus

Answer 14

Pityriasis rosea

Question 15

Hives from wheat allergy or penicillin

Answer 15

Urticaria

Question 16

Tender bacterial /fungal infection nailbed

Answer 16

Paronychia

Question 17

Basel cell

Answer 17

Most common
Waxy
Indurated

Question 18

Squamious cell

Answer 18

Epithelial cells -malignant tumor
Flaky irregular

Question 19

Melanoma

Answer 19

Most invasive
Multicolored black

Question 20

Ichthyosis

Answer 20

Fish skin
Increased keritinization
Non inflammatory

Question 21

Erythema Nodosum

Answer 21

Associated with strep
Bilateral red tender nodules

Question 22

Excoriation

Answer 22

Any surface injury to the skin