Sebaceous Glands disorders

Question 1

steatoma

Answer 1

sebaceous cyst, non-inflammed, wen

Question 2

furuncle

Answer 2

staphylococcus infection, boil

Question 3

carbuncle

Answer 3

group of boils

Question 4

asteatosis

Answer 4

extremely dry skin, lacking sebum

Question 5

sebborhea

Answer 5

over active sebaceous glands, severe oiliness of the skin

Question 6

open comedone

Answer 6

blackhead, hardened sebum and skin cells, open

Question 7

closed comedone

Answer 7

whitehead, hardened sebum and skin cells, closed

Question 8

papule

Answer 8

inflammation with NO pus

Question 9

pustule

Answer 9

inflammation WITH pus

Question 10

cyst and nodules

Answer 10

closed, abnormally developed sac containing fluid, infection, and other debris.

Question 11

Grade 1 acne

Answer 11

open and closed comedones

Question 12

Grade 2 acne

Answer 12

more open and closed comedones, occasional pustule or papule

Question 13

Grade 3 acne

Answer 13

red and inflammed with many open and closed comedones, pustules and papules

Question 14

Grade 4 acne

Answer 14

open and closed comedones, pustules, papules and cysts/nodules, most severe.

Question 15

sebborheic dermatitis

Answer 15

inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous gland that causes red, scaly, flaky, and itchy skin.

Question 16

sebaceous hyperplasia

Answer 16

yellow, donut-shaped lesions

Question 17

rhinophyma

Answer 17

tumor growth around sebaceous glands causing bulbous nose, associated with rosacea

Question 18

acne vulgaris

Answer 18

chronic inflammatory skin disorder of the pilosebaceous unit that is characterized by comedones and blemishes