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Round/oval
Solid appearance-no central clearing
Annular
Round with central clearing
Iris
Pink macule with purple concentric ring
Gyrate
Snakelike appearance
Singular/discrete
Single lesion-demarcated lesions that remain separate (insect bite)
Grouped/clustered
bunch together in little groups (herpes simplex, impetigo)
Polycyclic
Annular lesions that come in contact with one another as the spread
confluent
Lesions that merge and run together over large areas
Linear
for a line
Zosteriform
follow a nerve (herpes zoster)
Generalized
scattered all over the body
Macule
Flat, circumscribed area that is a change in the color of the skin; <1 cm (Freckle, nevi (mole)m petechiae, measles, scarlet fever
Papule
elevated, firm, circumscribed are < 1 cm diameter. (Wart, moles, lichen planus, cherry angioma, skin tag)
Patch
Flat, nonpalpable, irregular shaped macule > 1 cm (Vitiligo, mongolion spots, cafe-au-lait spots
)
Plaque
Elevated, firm, rough with flat top < 1 cm. (psoriasis, seborrehic and actinic keratoses, eczema)
Wheal
elevated, irregular shaped area of cutaneous edems, solid, transient, variable diamete (insect bite, uticaria, allergic rx, lupus)
Nodule
elevated, firm, circumscribed. 1-2 cm diam. (Dermatofibroma, lipomas, melanoma,
Tumor
elevated and solid. < 2 cm (Neoplams, lipoma, hemangioma)
Vesicle
elevated, circum, superfical, filled with serous fluid < 1cm
(chichenpox, impetigo, acne)
Bulla
vesicle > 1 cm (Blister)
Cyst
elevated, circum encapsulated, filled with liquid or semisolid material
Scale
heaped-up cells, flakey skin, irregular, dry. (flaking of skin following scarlet fever, drug rx, eczema,
Lichenioication
Rough, thick, secondary to rubbing, itching or irritation (Chronic dermatitis)
Keloid
irregular, elev., enlarging scar
Scar
This thick tissue that replaces normal skin folloing injury
Excoriation
loss of epidermis (abrasion or scratch)
Fissure
linear crack or break (athlete's foot)
Crust
scab
Erosion
loss of part of the epidermis (Varicella)
Ulcer
loss of epidermis and dermis (Pressure ulcer, syphilis)
Atrophy
thinning of the skin (striae-stretch marks)
Petechiae
tiny, flat, reddish purple, nonblanchable spots < 0.5cm
Pupura
Flat, reddish, nonblanchable, discoloration > 0.5 cm (Infect or bleeding disorders)
Ecchymosis
Bruise- trauma to bld vessel
Angioma
benign tumor-mass of sm. bld. vessels-vary in size