Vocabulary Flashcards

Names of Conditions, Drugs, Symptoms etc.

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Auspitz sign

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When slight scratching of a scaly
lesion (a.k.a. removal of the scale) reveals
pinpoint bleeding within lesion.

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Nikolsky Phenomenon

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Koebner Phenomenon

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Ecchymosis

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Eschar

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Fissure

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Follicular

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Maceration

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Nummular

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Pedunculated

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What is an erythema?

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A superficial reddening of the skin. Result of dilated by irritation blood vessels.

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What are bullae?

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Large blisters on skin filled with clear fluid.

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Koebner phenomenon

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The appearance of new skin lesions on previously unaffected skin secondary to trauma.

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What is xerosis?

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Dry skin

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One of the goals of suturing is to approximate. What does that mean?

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Bring together the wound margins.

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What is Intertriginous skin?

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AKA skin folds - are sites in which opposing skin surfaces come into contact while at rest, resulting in chronic skin occlusion.