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Sebaceous glands
Sebum - lipid oil lubricates skin/hair, retards H2O loss
Everywhere except palms, soles
Most abundant in scalp, forehead, face, chin
2 types of sweat glands
eccrine and apocrine
eccrine
whole body, saline solution
apocrine
BO, underarm, anogenital, milky substance
equipment for object data
direct light, cm ruler, penlight, glovers
2 steps of skin inspection and substeps
inspection: color, odor, integrity/lesions; palpation: temp, turgor, texture
pallor
no collor > anemia, vasoconstriction/stress/shock
erythema
red > inflammation
plethora
ruddy > polycythemia =incrased RBCs
cyanosis
blue> deoxyhemo, (Tetralogy of fallot in children)
mottling
splotchy > vasoconstriction (cold/stress)
jaundice
yellow > inc bilirubin, hemolysis, hepatobiliary disease,
Priority
ABC of oxygenation and circulation by lips and mucous membranes
vitigigo
melanin loss
Freckels
brown, flat macules sun exposed
moles/nevi
melonocytes, flat or raised, less than 6mm (pencil eraser)
ABCDE
assymetry, border irregularity, color variation, diameter greater than 6, elevation & enlargement
macule
<1 , flat (colored)
patch
>1 (above)
papule
<1 solid, evelated, circumscribed
plaque
>1 (above)
nodule
>1 (above) deep to dermis
tumor
>1 (above) deep into dermis, soft or firm
vesicle
<1 clear fluid
bulla
>1 (above) blister
cyst
encapsulated, fluid cavity to subqu.
wheal
misquito// superficial, raised, erythmatous,
urticaria (hive)
many wheals, usally pruritic
pustule
pus, elevated
crust
dry exeduate after vesicle/postule break
scale
flakes, dry or greasy
fissue
linear crack
erosion
shallow
ulcer
deep to dermis
excoriation
scratching, superfacial, may crust
kelodid
hypertrophic scar, elevation after healing
atrophic scar
depression after healing
Color: vascular lesions
prominent veins
vascular lesions
spider, cherry, star angioma (red STAR, circle center with capillary radiation)
vascualr lesions when?
pregnancy: face/neck/chest, liver disease, estrogen, normal
petachiae (bleed)
small spots
purpura (bleed)
larger areas
ecchymosis (bleed)
black and blue BRUISE
hematoma
blood collects in tissue outside vessels
ODOR - skins
after color, before integiry/ palpation
odor gives info about
hygiene, general health, diseases (uremic fetor)
check for integrity (3)
intact? color of lesios, elevation (flat, raised, pedunculated), pattern/shape (annular, grouped, linera), size, location and distribution, execudate
Palpation steps
not intact > gloves, press or stretch
palpation checks for
tempterature: dorsum of hand, bilateral, hands and feet coder, localized or generalized?
palpation checks for turgor
poor, slow to return, no resistance
skin palpation:EDEMA
ankle malleous or tibia for pitting \
pitting scale
not universal`
1+ mild, slight 1cm
2+ moderate, indent subsides rapidly 2cm
3+ deep, indent short time
4+ very deep, indent long time 4cm

check bilateral
anasarca
total body edema
Skin palpation: Texture
normal= smooth and firm

abnormal=rough, dry, flaky, bumpy
Hair/Scalp steps
inspection:
color, distribution, condition of scalp

palpate:
tender?, masses, texture of hair
Hair> Inspect> Color
color, graying?
hair> inspect> condition
glovers, section hair, behind ears and occiput

SHOULD BE: clean, no lesions or pests
dandruff
seborrhea - loose white flakes
lice
pediculosis capitis
hair> palpate> tender?
ask if tender as palpate
hair> palpate> masses
irregularities, lumps, bumps, etc
hair> palpate> texture of hair
brittle, greasy etc?
Nair steps
inspection: color, shape, consistency, clubbing (4)

palpation: capillary refill
Nail > inspect> color
normal : translucent/ pink nailbed (ABC)
linear bands
clean

abnormal: cyanosis, paronychia, splinter hemmorages
cyanosis of nail indicates
hypoxia or vascualr insufficiency
paronychia
red, swollen tende nail folds > infection
splinter hemmorages indicate
trauma or bacterial endocarditis (liner red streaks)
nail> inspect> shape
normal: curved or flat, nail folds smooth and round

abnormal: koilonychia, pitting, depressed
koilonychia
depression and lateral tilt up (spoon)
Nail> inspect> CONSISTENCY
normal: smooth, regular surface, uniform thickness

abnormal: brittle or splitting, thickened, uneven
clubbing
greater than 180, indicates chronic hypoxia, COPD, CHF, CHD, cyanotic

nail bed spongy to palpate
nail> palpate> CAPILLARY REFILL
3 SECS
capillary refille indicates
peripheral perfusion, vasoconsitiction (stress/cold)
senile lentigines
liver spots
nonmalignant melonocyte clusters (sun exposure)
adult assessment: MOISTURE
xerosis
dry skin (common)
due to decrease size/number/output of sweat and sebaceous glands
Adult texture
skin tags (eyelids, cheeks, neck, axillae, back

OVERGROWTH of normal skin forms a STALK
Adult assessment: Sebaceous hyperplasia
raised yellow papules with central depression (pebbly)
more common in men (face)
adult assessment: thickness
very thin, SQ fat decreases (atrophy)
bony hands, forearms, lower legs, feet prominences
adult: MOBILITY AND TURGOR
decrease elasticity, tenting
adult: HAIR
growth decreases (axillae and public areas)
post menopause
birstly hair on chin/upper lips
why?
androgens
male
male pattern balding
graying, why?
decrease melanocyte
Adult: Nails
grown decrease
brittle, yellow, thickened toenails
what does thickened nails mean?
less vascularity