Lesions:Primary/Secondary
What is a raised inflamed papule with no fluid?
Papule
What is the term for a clogged hair follicle filled with sebum and dead skin cells?
Comedo
What is hyperpigmentation?
To much pigmentation
What is Tinea Corporis
Ringworm
Which skin cancer is the least dangerous and most common?
Basal cell carcinoma
What is a small blister containing clear fluid?
Vesicle
Which grade of acne includes papules and pustules?
Grade II
What is the term for lack of pigment in the skin?
Hypopigmentation
What contagious condition appears as clusters of small blisters around the mouth?
Herpes Simplex 1
Squamous cell carcinoma
Which secondary lesion is caused by scratching or scraping of the skin?
Excoriation
What bacteria is responsible for acne?
Cutibacterium acnes
Which disorder causes white, irregular patches due to melanocyte destruction?
Vitiligo
What is the common term for verruca?
What is the ABCDE rules used to evaluate?
Moles/ Melenoma warning signs
What is a crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis?
Fissure
What is an open comedo commonly called?
Blackhead
What is melasma commonly triggered by?
Hormones/Pregnancy
Which bacterial infection presents as honey colored crust?
Impetigo
Which UV rays penetrate deeper UVA or UVB rays?
UVA
What type of lesion is a crust (scab) considered?
Secondary Lesion
What hormone is a major trigger for acne breakout?
What is the term for increased pigmentation from the sun?
Tan/solar lentigines
Which contagious condition is known as barbers itch?
Tinea Barbae
What is the deadliest form of skin cancer?
Malignant melanoma