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23 Cards in this Set

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Pallor
Lack of Color
Erythema
Reddened Area
Cyanosis
Bluish tint to the skin (Respiratory issue)
Jaundice
yellowish (liver)
Urticaria
HIves, itching, swollen, reddened, raised area
Ecchymosis
Bruising
Petechiae
Red/purplish dots (They do not blanch).
Pruritis
Itching
Hematoma
localized collection of blood that creates an elevated ecchymoses (Associated with trauma)
Macule
FLAT, non-palpable area, less than 1cm (Freckle) or greater than 1cm (Port wine stain)
Papule
ELEVATED, solid, less than 0.5 cm in length (Warts)
Plaque
Elevated, firm rough lesion with flat surface, greater than 0.5 cm (Psoriasis)
Wheal
Elevated, irregular, cutaneous edema, various sized,
INSECT bites, ALLERGIC reactions, ITCHING
Nodule
Elevated, firm, circumscribed lesion
LIPOMA, Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Tumor
Elevated, solid, palpable mass
Vesicle
Elevated, circumscribed, superficial, filled with serious fluid, Less than 0.5 cm,
Poison Ivy, Varicella, Herpes
Bulla
Greater than 0.5 cm in length
Blister, poison ivy
Pustule
Elevated, superficial lesion filled with purulent fluid
ACNE, Impetigo
Cyst
Encapsulated lesion, filled with liquid or semi-solid material
SEBACEOUS CYST
Vitiligo
Pigmentary disorder, loss in menalocytes, non-scaling white patches
Telangiectasia
Fine, irregular red lines - Capillary dilation and increased venous pressure
Atrophy
Thinning of the skin surface, skin appears translucent and paper-like.
Fissure
Linear break from epidermis to dermis
Athlete's foot, chapped lips or hands