Tucker- definitions Flashcards

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Macule

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A color change in the skin that is flat to the surface of the skin and not palpable.

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Papule

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A papule is a solid raised lesion with distinct borders 1 cm or less in diameter.

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Nodule

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A raised solid lesion with indistinct borders and a deep, palpable portion.

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4
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Tumor

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A large nodule

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Wheal

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an area of tense edema in the upper dermis, produces a flat-topped, slightly raised lesion

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6
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Vesicle

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a raised lesion filled with clear fluid

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7
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Bulla

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large vesicles

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Cyst

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a raised lesion that contains a palpable sac filled with fluid or semisolid material

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Pustule

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a raised lesion filled with fluid exudate giving it a yellow appearance

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10
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Petechia

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nonblanching red or reddish purple macule

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11
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Purpura

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palpable petechiae

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12
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Ecchymosis

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large area of petechiae

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13
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Exanthem

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a skin eruption due to an illness

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14
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Enanthem

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an eruption of lesions in mucous membranes

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15
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Atrophy

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skin depression due to thinning or absence of dermis or subcutaneous fat

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16
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Erosion

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slightly depressed area representing a blister base with the roof of blister removed

17
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Crusting

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represents dried exudate of plasma

18
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Scaling

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Whitish plates on skin surface

19
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Desquamation

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peeling of sheets of scale after an acute injury

20
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Excoriation

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oval or linear depressions of skin with complete removal of epidermis

21
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Fissure

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linear, wedge shaped cracks in the epidermis extending to the dermis

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Blanching

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loss of color of a red or red brown lesion with compression of the superficial vascular plexus