Primary
Which type of lesion is elevated, fluid-filled and round or oval?
What is vesicle and/or bulla?
What type of lesion results from dry paper-like wrinkled skin from loss of collagen and estrogen?
What is atrophy?
Which lesion presents flat reddish-blue, irregular patches with varying sizes?
What is purpura?
Which type of lesion is not able to be felt by touch, but is seen by a change in skin color?
What is macule and/or patch?
What is an ulcer?
What is deep irregular areas of skin loss that may bleed or scar?
Which type of lesion is bright red dots with tiny radiating blood vessels that are blanchable with pressure?
What is spider angioma?
What is nodule?
What is solid and extends into the dermis 0.5-2 cm with a clear boarder?
What is fissure?
What is venous star?
Which type of lesion is created when administering a skin tuberculosis test?
What is a wheal?
What type of lesion are rough, thick, and hard areas caused by chronic irritation?
What is lichenification?
What are petechiae?
What is flat red or purple freckles, 1-3 mm, nonblanchable?
Acne, impetigo, and large boils are examples of which type of lesion?
What is pustule?
Healed surgical wound, injury, and healed acne are examples of which type of lesion?
What is scar?
What is caused from the release of blood from superficial veins due to trauma, hemophilia, liver disease, or vitamin C or K deficiency?
What is ecchymosis?