Name that lesion
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eczema
This is what ABCDE stands for
asymmetry, borders, color, diameter, evolution
This is the angle between the nail plate and nail fold that indicates clubbing (a number)
>160 degrees
non blanchable
stage I
This is the location in the breast where most malignancies are found
tail of spence
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psoriasis
These are three items to palpate on the skin
color, texture, temperature, moisture, thickness, edema, turgor.
Turgor. Decreased turgor = Dehydration
This is the shape of an annular lesion
round.
example?
deep purple-red discoloration with intact skin
DTI
the age at which ACOG, ACS, and USPSTF agree breast cancer screening should begin
age 40
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zoster
Explain the technique to assess axillary lymph nodes
fully support the pt's arm in yours
This is how basal cell carcinoma presents
papule with central telangiectasia and pearly rolled borders.
exposed bone
stage IV
age, female, first degree relative, dense tissue, hx of cancer, obesity, race, genetics (BRCA-1/2)
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three assessment items for hair
color texture distribution
Two unusual areas that melanoma can present
soles of the feet, nails
exposed dermis or a blister
Name two findings in the breast that are suspicious for malignancy
dimpling, fixation, deviation, retraction, discharge, peau d'orange
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measles
name three assessment items for the nails
color, shape/contour, texture
This is what petechiae looks like
1-3mm macular red purple diffuse, punctate hemorrhage
Cause?
exposed subq, no tendon or bone
stage III
This relatable object acts as the format for how to document a breast lump
the face of a clock