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100

crack in the skin

Fissure
100

thick scar

Keloid

100

thin plate of epidermis flakes

Scale

100

open lesion with pus

Ulcer

100

keratin filled cyst

Milia

200

abnormal cell

Tumor

200

raised inflamed pimple

Pustule

200

small blister with clear fluid

Vesicle

200

itchy, swollen lesion ( hives) 

Wheal

200

dead cells formed over a wound or blemish

Crust

300

foul smelling perspiration

Bromhidrosis

300

excessive perspiration

Hyperhidrosis

300

fever blisters

Herpes Simplex

300

bacterial; highly contagious bacterial infection caused by the staphylococcus aureus or streptococcus


Impetigo

300

Callus

Keratoma

400

large, protruding pocketlike lesion filled with sebum

Sebaceous cyst

400

inflammation of the sebaceous glands

Seborrheic Dermatitis

400

Chronic Inflammatory congestion of the cheeks and nose

Rosacea

400

lack of perspiration

Anihidrosis

400

common, chronic,

inflammatory skin diseas

Psoriasis

500

List at least 5 out of the 9 primary lesions listed from Vocabulary Study list: 

Possible Answers: 

1. Bulla 2.  Nodule

3. Macule 4. Tumor, 

5. Cyst 6. Papule 7. Vesicle 8. Wheal

9. Pustule

500

prickly heat, heat rash

Miliaria Rubra

500

small brownish spot or

b l e m i s h

Mole

500

a benign, rough, and raised skin growth caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) medical term for a common wart

Verruca Vulgaris

500

list 5 secondary lesions out of the 7 listed in your vocabulary study list: 

Possible 5: 

1. keloid  2. Crust  3. Fissure

4. Scar or Cicatrix

5. Ulcer  6. Scale

7. Excoriation