LESIONS & TERMINOLOGY
A small, solid elevation with no fluid
What is a papule?
A common inflammatory condition marked by comedones and pustules
What is acne?
A contagious bacterial infection commonly known as staph
What is impetigo?
Darkening of the skin due to increased melanin
What is hyperpigmentation?
Any contagious skin condition is considered this
What is a contraindication?
A blister containing clear fluid
What is a vesicle?
A chronic inflammatory disorder characterized by redness and dilated capillaries
What is rosacea?
A viral infection that causes cold sores
What is herpes simplex?
Loss of pigment in patches
What is vitiligo?
Services should be avoided on skin with active _____ this condition
What is herpes simplex?
A large blister containing clear fluid
What is bulla?
Inflammation caused by contact with irritating substance
What is contact dermatitis?
A fungal infection affecting the feet
What is tinea pedis?
Freckles caused by sun exposure
What are ephelides?
Esthetic services are allowed with doctor clearance for this condition
What is psoriasis?
A lesion containing pus
What is a pustule?
A hereditary inflammatory condition with dry, scaly patches
What is eczema?
A viral condition characterized by small growths on the skin
What are warts (verruca)?
Dark patches often associated with hormones
What is melasma?
Picking at this lesion can cause scarring
What is a pustule?
Thickened skin caused by repeated irritation or rubbing
What is lichenification?
An inflammatory condition characterized by silvery scales and plaques
What is psoriasis?
A fungal infection of the scalp
What is tinea capitis?
Uneven pigmentation following inflammation or injury
What is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)?
Illinois exams emphasize this when identifying skin diseases
What is infection control and client safety?