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Pruritus

Itching

Sign of most skin and ear problems

Papule

Small solid elevation of the <1cm

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Pustule

Small, circumscribed elevation containing purulent material

Fistula

Sinus tract or abnormal passage from an abcess (initial eruption caused by underlying diseases)

Macule

A circumscribed, non palpable change in colour of skin <1cm

Patch

Macule which is >1cm

Wheal

(Urtcaria) sharply circumscribed odema. No change in skin/hair

Angiodema

A huge wheal (distensible region)

Pyotraumatic dermatitis

"Hotspot" superficial, inflammatory process caused by trauma (acute moist dermatitis)

Plaque

A soild elevation of skin with a flattened top >1cm

Cyst

Epithelium lined cavity with solid material or fluid. Usually smooth and well circumscribed, sebaceous or cellular debris

Nodule

Circumscribed, solid elevation >1cm

Nevus

Circumscribed, developmental defect in the skin

Vesicle

Small, sharply circumscribed elevation of skin filled with clear fuild

Bulla

A large vesicle >1cm

Haem bulla

Blood filled bulla

Pyoderma

Skin infection

Epidermal collarettes

Circular rim of loose keratin flakes - remenents of a vesicle/bulla/pustule/papule

Erythema

Red inflamed skin

Scale/scaling

Loose fragments of the striatum corneum

Seborrhea sicca

Dry scale and dull hair coat

Scar

Fibrous tissue (replaced damaged dermis) alopecic, +/- pigment

Follicular cast

Keratin accumulations on hair shaft above the follicular ostia

Fissue

Linear cleavage into the epidermis/dermis

Alopecia

Hair loss

Hypoyltrichosis

Thinning of the hair

Hyperpigmentation

Increase pigment of skin (can be due to chronic inflation )

Callus

Thick, roughened, lichenfied plaque

Lichenification

Thickened skin

Furunculosis

Inflammation secondary to rupture of hair follcie (pyogranulomatous)

Comedomes

Dilated hair follicle with debris (blackheads)

Excoriation

Superficial lessions/ ulcers due to self trauma (possible liner pattern)

Intertrigo

Surface inflammation caused by friction In skin folds