primary lesions
large blisters, containing a water fluid; similar to a vesicle
Bulla
slightly raised or depressed area of the skin
scar
these might require medical referral
secondary
pus is at the top lesion
pustule
dead cells
crust
a small elevation on the skin that contains no fluid
papule
crack in the skin
FISSURE
structural change in the tissue caused by damage or injury.
lesion
an itch swollen lesion
wheal
penetrates the dermis
fissure
abnormal mass
tumor
Open lesion on the skin or mucous membrane of the body
ulcer
piles of material on the skin surface
secondary lesion
can be drained of fluids
cyst
accompanies by loss of the skin depth and possibly weeping fluids
ulcer
a solid bump lager than 0.4 inches
nodule
thin, dry, or oily plate
scale
vascular lesions involve the blood the circulatory system
tertiary
also known as a freckle or age spot
macule
skin sore or abrasion
excoriation
flat spot or discoloration
macule
a thick scar resulting in excesive skin
keloid
lesions in the the initial stages of development
primary lesions
cannot be drained of fluid
tubercle
accumulation of sebum and pus
crust