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Macule
- Circumscribed
- Flat
- Brown, red, blue,
- <1 cm
- Non-palpable
EG: Beckers nevus
Patch
- Flat
- Circumscribed
- Discolored
- non-palpable
- >1 cm
Papule
- Elevated, solid lesion
- Up to 1cm
- Palpable
- Color varies
- Confined to dermis
EG: Wart
Plaque
- Circumscribed
- Elevated
- Superficial
- Solid
- > 1 cm
- Dermis only
EG: Psoriasis
Nodule
- Circumscribed
- Elevated
- Solid
- Extends into dermis
EG: Neurofibromatosis
Vesicle
- Circumscribed collection of fluid
- UP to 1cm
- Epidermis only
EG: Herpes simplex
Pastule
- Circumscribed collection of leukocytes
- Varies in size
EG: Folliculitis
Bulla
- Circumscribed
- Superficial collection of free fluid
- > 1cm
EG: Herpes Zoster
Wheal (hive)
- Firm, edematous plaque
- Results form infultration of the dermis with fluid
- Transient
- AKA Urticaria
Scales
- Excess dead epidermis
- Produced by abnormal keratinization
EG: Psoriasis
Crust
- Collection of dried serum and cellular debris
- AKA - scab
EG: Impetigo
Eschar
- Thick, dry
- Palpable
- Upraised, irregular
- Necrotic tissue
Erosion
- Focal loss of dermis
- Don't penetrate below dermo-epidermal junction - heal w/o scarring
EG: Tinea Pedis
Ulcer
- Focal loss of dermis and epidermis
- Heal w/ scarring
EG: canchoid
Fissure
- Linear loss of epidermis and dermis
- Sharply defined, vertical walls
EG: Eczema
Atrophy
- Depression in skin resulting from thinning of epidermis and dermis
Scar (Cicatrix)
- Abnormal formation of connective tissue implying dermal damage
- Become white and atrophic
EG: Keloid
Excoriation
An erosion caused by scratching
- Often linear erosions
Comedone
- Plug of sebaceous and keratinous material lodged in the opening of a hair follicle
- Blackhead - dilated
- Whitehead - Narrowed
Milia
- Small superficial cyst with no visible opening
Cyst
- Circumscribed w/ wall and lumen
- Lumen may contain fluid or solid matter
Burrow
- Narrow, elevated, tortuous channel produced by parasite
Lichenification
- Thickened epidermis induced by scratching
- Washboard surface
Telangiectasia
- Dilated superficial blood vessels
- Skin thickening
Petechiae
- Circumscribed, upraised deposit of blood < 0.5cm
- DOES NOT BLANCH
Purpura
- Circumscribed, upraised deposit of blood > 0.5cm
- DOES NOT BLANCH
Ecchymosis
- Bruises
- More EXTENSIVE than PURPURA
- Round or irregular and flat
Erythema
- Diffuse redness of skin caused by inflammation
Dermatographism
- Focal urticaria secondary to stroking of scratching
Darier's Sign
Rapid swelling of a lesion after pressure is applied
Nikolsky's Sign
Epidermal shearing with minimal lateral pressure in seemingly uninvolved skin
Auspitz Sign
Appearance of multifocal pinpoint bleeding after removing a plaque of crust
Koebner phenomenon
Appearance of lesions along areas of irritation
Maceration
Softening and wetting of the skin due to chronic water or urine exposure, edema, ointments or barrier dressing
Eccrine
- Widely distributed
- Opens directly to skin surface
- Regulate body heat
Apocrine
- Axillary and genital region
- Open into hair follicles
- Stimulated by stress
- Responsible for body odor
Sebaceous Gland
- Produces waxy substance secreted through hair follicle
- Not in palms and soles
Clubbing of finger causes
Primary - Idiopathic
Secondary - Hypoxic lung, cardiovascular of liver disease
Eccrine
- Widely distributed
- Opens directly to skin surface
- Regulate body heat
Apocrine
- Axillary and genital region
- Open into hair follicles
- Stimulated by stress
- Responsible for body odor
Sebaceous Gland
- Produces waxy substance secreted through hair follicle
- Not in palms and soles
Clubbing of finger causes
Primary - Idiopathic
Secondary - Hypoxic lung, cardiovascular of liver disease
Eccrine
- Widely distributed
- Opens directly to skin surface
- Regulate body heat
Apocrine
- Axillary and genital region
- Open into hair follicles
- Stimulated by stress
- Responsible for body odor
Sebaceous Gland
- Produces waxy substance secreted through hair follicle
- Not in palms and soles
Clubbing of finger causes
Primary - Idiopathic
Secondary - Hypoxic lung, cardiovascular of liver disease