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aka for blackheads
comdone
aka for canker sores
aphthous stomatitis
aka for atopic dermatitis
generalized neurodermatitis
atopic dermatitis
bilateral symmetrical
intense itching
oozing and crusting
circumscribed neurodermatitis
aka
lichen simplex chronicus
elephant hide - lichenified skin
contact dermatitis
aka
dermatitis venenata
skin allergy
severe itching
drug eruptions
aka
dermatitis medicamentosa
Penicillin most common
dyshidrosis
aka
pompholyx
eczema
vesiculation, erythema, and swelling
ear eczema aka
otitis externa
hand eczema aka
housewife's dermatitis
nummular eczema
characteristic coin shaped lesions
erythema multiforme
severe variant
young adults
Steven's Johnson syndrome
aka for fungus diseases
dermatophytoses
tinea capitis
fungal disease of scalp
m. canis
tinea pedis
fungal disease of feet
4th web space MC involved
tinea corporis
ringworm of the body
expanding red ring w/ raised margin containing scales and minute vesicles
Tinea cruris
fungal disease in the groin
crescent shaped
onychomycosis
fungal disease of the nail
toenails more common
tinea versicolor
noninflammatory fungal disorder
moniliasis
fungal disease of skin an mucous membranes
thrush
candida albicans
Herpes simplex
cutaneous viral infection
spontaneous involution of skin lesions
Herpes zoster
shingles
unilateral linear nerve distribution (MC in thoracics)
hyperhidrosis
abnormal increase in perspiration
intertrigo
occurs where opposing skin surfaces are in constant contact
aka for itching
pruritis
aka for heat rash
miliaria
result of sweat retention caused by block sweat ducts
aka for lice infestation
pediculosis
pediculosis corporis
louse lays nits in clothing seams, sucks blood then goes back to clothing
aka for the crabs
pediculosis pubis
buries its head in pubic hair in an ostrich fashion
pediculosis capitis
head lice of the scalp, whitish bodies firmly attached to the hairs
perleche
lesion/fissure at angles of mouth
caused by yeast infection or B-complex deficiencies
pityriasis rosea
looks like tinea corporis - red oval lesion wih fine scales
folliculitis
infection of hair follicle
caused by staph
furuncles and carbuncles
deeper form of folliculitis
furuncle = one follicle
carbuncle = several follicles
impetigo
caused by staph and sometimes strep
dirty yellow stuck-on crusts which follow the rupture of preceding vesicles, bullae, and pustules
seen on face and extremities
paronychia
skin infection around the nails
follows cut or scratch
caused by yeast infection (not staph)
acne rosacea
blotchy redness of the face with papules, pustules, and telangiectasia
rhinophyma -
soft tissue hypertrophy of the nose in men that have acne rosacea
scabies
occurs when an impregnated female mite burrows into epidermis and deposits eggs
burrow looks like a grayish straight or tortuous line resembling black thread
lesions are excoriated papules and vesicles that are itchy
seborrheic dermatitis
dandruff
greasy, scaly red patches; diffuse
stasis dermatitis
poor venous or lymphatic drainage of the leg
slight edema and brownish hemosiderin deposits converts into a patch of red weeping scaly eczematous dermatitis
hives
aka
urticaria
vascular reaction of the skins and mucous membranes
caused most commonly by drugs
basic lesion is wheal - pinkish white, pruritis, elevated
vitiligo
white patches of the skin resulting of failure to produce melanin
granuloma pyogenicum
vascular tumor that bleeds easily, benign
smooth, red tumor, may turn gray or black
3 hemangiomas
portwine stain - flat, unilateral, disfiguring, reddish-blue

cavernous - raised, red, present at birth and don't keep growing, feel like a bunch of worms

strawberry - appear at birth or within months, vary widely, spontaneous involution
keloids
firm, elevated nodules of scar tissues, common in negroes
milia
smooth, white, tiny, elevated lesions containing firm cheesy material
keratinous cysts
molluscum contagiosum
viral infection that spreads by autoinoculation
skin-colored waxy papules
cheese-like substance can be expressed from the central opening
sebaceous cyst
aka
wen
keratinous cysts
soft elevated cystic growth covered by normal skin, covered with a blackhead, filled with foul-smelling substance
seborrheic keratosis
noninvasive tumors that originate in the epidermis
warts
aka
verrucae
viral tumors of the skin
xanthelasma
yellow plaques on the eyelid
cutaneous reaction to disturbed lipid metabolism
basal cell epithelioma
most common and curable skin cancer
common in blond haired blue eyed
Rat bite erosions, rodent ulcer
leukoplakia
white, rough, thickened patches on mucous membranes of smokers
Pre-malignant
pigmented moles
aka
melanocytic nevi
intradermal nevus: no new cell growth
hairy, dome-shaped, flesh/brown/black color
melanoma
malignant skin tumors (go to liver/brain)
smooth, non-hairy, colorless to black
senile keratosis
aka
actinic or solar keratosis
gray-brown lesion on dry warty surface
squamous cell epithelioma
aka
prickle cell epithelioma
grow rapidly, often metastasize
infiltrated lesions
macule
flat discolored spot
papule
solid elevated lesion
a plaque is a group of papules
nodule
palpable solid lesion
like a large papule
vesicle
elevated lesion that contains serous fluid
pustule
superficial elevated lesion containing pus
wheal
transient elevated lesion caused by local edema
telangiectasia
dilated superficial blood vessels
erosion
loss of part of epidermis
ulcer
loss of epidermis and part of dermis
excoriation
linear or hallowed-out crusted area
lichenification
thickening of skin with accentuating of skin markings