Knowledge
Secondary lesions
Primary Lesions
Sebaceous & Sudoriferous Gland Disorders
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Skin issues
100

Raised, inflamed, papule with a white of yellow center containing pus in the top of the lesion. 

Pustule

100

Dead cells that form over a wound or blemish while healing. 

Crust

100

Skin elevation that contains no fluid. 

Papule

100

Also known as a whitehead, a bump just under the skin's surface. 

Closed comedo

100

_____ _____ is a recurring viral infection that often presents as a fever blister or cold sore. 

Herpes simplex 1

100

A small brown of flesh-colored skin outgrowth. 

Skin tag

100

_____ to _____ percent of aging skin symptoms are caused by the accumulated effects of damaging rays from the sun. 

80 to 85

200

Structural changes in the tissues caused by damage or injury. 

Lesions

200

Open skin lesion or mucous membrane of the body accompanied by loss of skin depth and possible weeping of fluids or pus.

Ulcer

200

Flat spot or discoloration on the skin. 

Macule

200

Tiny benign keratin filled cysts that appear just under the epidermis. 

Milia

200

_______ is a contagious bacterial infection characterized by weeping lesions. 

Impetigo

200

A rare genetic condition characterized by the absence of melanin pigment in the body. 

Albinism 

200

Least common, but most dangerous form of skin cancer. 

Malignant melanoma

300

Lesions that are a different color than the surrounding skin and can be flat or raised above the skin surface. 

Primary lesions

300

Skin sore or abrasion produced by scratching and scraping. 

Excoriation  

300

Large blister containing a watery fluid. 

Bulla

300

Also known as blackhead, a hair follicle filled with keratin and sebum. 

Open comedo

300

Also known as pink eye. 

Conjunctivitis 

300

A hereditary condition that causes hypopigmentation spots and splotches on the skin that often appear milky white. 

Vitiligo 

300

Most common and least severe skin cancer. 

Basal cell carcinoma

400

An uncomfortable inflammatory skin disease that is often chronic. 

Eczema

400

Lesion characterized by accumulation of material on the skin surface, such as crust of scab. 

Secondary lesions

400

This primary lesion is an example of a freckle or age spot. 

Macule

400

A chronic condition that appears primarily on the cheeks and the nose. 

Rosacea

400

______ is a skin disease characterized by red patches covered with silver white scales and is usually found on the scalp.  

Psoriasis 

400

Acne bacteria that cannot survive in the presence of oxygen means its ______.

Anaerobic 

400

More serious than basal cell carcinoma, characterized by scaly red or pink papules or nodules. 

Squamous cell carcinoma

500

A deficiency in perspiration of the inability to sweat.

Anhidrosis 

500

Crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis. 

Fissure

500

Any type of irregular mass varying in size, shape, and color. 

Tumor

500

A skin condition caused by chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands. 

Seborrheic dermatitis

500

______ an acquired superficial thickened patch of epidermis. 

Keratoma

500

Also known as a birthmark. 

Neves

500

A skin inflammation caused by contact with certain chemicals or substances. 

Contact dermatitis

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