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erythema eg. cellulitis


redness due to vascular dilation

macule e.g.lentigo simplex


small flat area of altered colour or texture

papule e.g. molluscum contagiosum


small solid elevation of skin less than 0.5mm

nodule e.g. nodular keloid scar


solid lesion greater than 0.5cm in width and depth

plaque e.g. psoriasis


elevated area of skin greater than 2cm in diameter but without substantial depth

dermatofibroma

viral wart

vesicle e.g. chickenpox


circumscribed elevation of skin, less than 0.5mm and containing fluid

bulla e.g. impetigo


circumscribed elevation of skin over 0.5cm and containing fluid

pustule e.g. varicella


visible collection of pus less than 0.5cm in the skin

abscess


collection of pus in a cavity greater than 1cm in diameter

wheal


elevated white compressible, evanescent area produced by dermal oedema, often surrounded by red axon mediated flare

angiodema


diffuse swelling of oedema which extends to the subcutaneous tissue

tumour


enlargement of tissues by normal or pathological material or cells that form a mass more than 1cm in diameter

papilloma e.g. skin tag


nipple like mass projecting from the skin

petechiae e.g. minigococcal disease


pinhead sized macules of blood in the skin

purpura e.g.. suction injury


large macule or papule of blood in the skin. do not blanch

ecchymosis


larger extravasations of blood into the skin

telangiectasia


visible dilation of a small blood vessel

hematoma


swelling from gross bleeding

burrow e.g. scabies


linear or curvilinear papule caused by a burrowing mite

comedo


plug of keratin and sebum wedged in a dilate pilosebaceous orifice. open comedos are blackheads.


follicle opening of a closed come do is nearly closed over by skin so it looks like a pinhead sized, ivory coloured papule

scale e.g. psoriasis


flake arising from the horny lesions

keratosis e.g. solar keratosis


horn like thickening of the skin

crust e.g. impetigo


may look like scale but is composed of dried blood or tissue fluid

ulcer e.g. SCC


area of skin where the whole of the epidermis and at least part of dermis has been lost

erosion e.g. superficial burn


area of skin denuded by partial or complete loss of epidermis. they heal without scarring

excoriation e.g. scabies or prurigo


ulcer or erosion caused by scratching

sinus e.g. pilondial sinus


cavity or channel which permits the escape of fluid or pus


fissure

split in the skin

atrophy


thinning of skin due to diminution of the epidermis, dermis or subcutaneous fat

scar e.g. keloid scar


result of healing and normal structure is replaced by fibrous tissue

lichenification e.g. lichen simplex


thickened skin with increased markings

stria


streak like, linear, atrophic, pink or purple or white lesion of the skin due to changes in the connective tissue

pigmentation

either more or less e.g. pigmented keloid scar

nummular

coin like or round

annular

ring like

circinate

circular

arcuate

curved

discoid

disc like

gyrate

wave like

retiform

net like

papulo nodules

pustules with lakes of pus on an erythematous base

alopecia non scarring

alopecia scarring

skin necrosis- eschar

purpura palpable

acute dermatitis