Primary Lesions

Question 1

Bulla

Answer 1

Large Blister containing a watery fluid.

Question 2

Contact dermatitis, Large second degree burns, Bullbous impetigo, Pemphigus

Answer 2

Bulla

Question 3

Cyst & Tubercle

Answer 3

Closed abnormally developed sac that contains pus.

Question 4

Severe acne

Answer 4

Cyst

Question 5

Lipoma, Erythema nodosum

Answer 5

Tubercle

Question 6

Macule

Answer 6

Flat spot or discoloration of skin

Question 7

Freckle or age spot

Answer 7

Macule

Question 8

Nodule

Answer 8

A solid bump larger than 0.4 inches (1cm)

Question 9

Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rheumatoid Nodules

Answer 9

Nodule

Question 10

Nodule, Macule

Answer 10

Primary Lesions

Question 11

Bulla

Answer 11

Primary Lesions

Question 12

Cyst, Tubercle

Answer 12

Primary Lesions

Question 13

Papule

Answer 13

Small elevation on the skin that does not contain fluid but may have pus.

Question 14

Acne, Wart, Elevated Nevi

Answer 14

Papule

Question 15

Papule, Pustule

Answer 15

Primary Lesions

Question 16

Pustule

Answer 16

Raised inflamed papule with white or yellow center containing pus

Question 17

Tumor

Answer 17

Abnormal mass varying in size, shape, and color.

Question 18

cancer

Answer 18

Tumor

Question 19

Vesicle

Answer 19

Small blister or sac containing clear fluid

Question 20

Poison ivy, Poison Oaks

Answer 20

Vesicle

Question 21

Tumor

Answer 21

Primary Lesion

Question 22

Vesicle

Answer 22

Primary Lesion

Question 23

Wheal

Answer 23

An itchy, swollen lesion that can be caused by a blow, scratch, bite of insect, urticaria.

Question 24

Hives, Mosquito bites

Answer 24

Wheal

Question 25

Wheal

Answer 25

Primary Lesion