Wellness Exam One

Front 1

Tenderness indicates

Back 1

inflamation, pain, and possible cancer

Front 2

Nodes that are large (> 1cm), firm, fixed or matted, inflamed, or tender indicate what?

Back 2

A problem and possible cancer

Front 3

Lymph nodes are usually cold, soft, matted and non tender in what kind of infection

Back 3

Chronic Infectiove

Front 4

Lymph nodes are usually large, firm, movable in what kin of infection

Back 4

Acute Infection

Front 5

Lymphadenopathy—enlargement of a lymph node (>1 cm) due to infection, allergy, or neoplasm.

If nodes are palpable they should feel movable, discrete (not matted together), soft, and nontender

Back 5

Lympahadenopathy

Front 6

Harder node is mor likely

Back 6

cancer

Front 7

More tender the node is more likely to be a sign

Back 7

inflamation

Front 8

What is common sites of metastasis A palpable mass (e.g., thoracic or abdominal cancer).

Back 8

Supraclavicular nodes

Front 9

A large, firm supraclavicular lymph node, particulary on the left side is call

Back 9

Virchow’s node or sentinel node.

Front 10

Malignant lymphoma
Reed-Sternberg cells
Usually affects adults in yearly 30s

Back 10

Hodkins Disease

Front 11

Typically starts as single lymphadenopathy, especially in the neck, groin or near aorta

Back 11

Hodkins Disease

Front 12

Pitting Edema

Back 12

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Front 13

Caused by swelling, when pressure is applied it stays depressed

Back 13

Pitting edema

Front 14

Accessible lymph nodes provide some of the earliest clues to the presence of What

Back 14

Infection or maligancy

Front 15

located in the midline a few cm behind the tip of the mandiable

Back 15

submental

under chin

Front 16

node located at the base of the skull

Back 16

occipital

Front 17

located deep to the sternomastiod often inaccesibile

Back 17

deep cervical chain

Front 18

enlargement of a supraclavicular node, especally on the left suggests possible metastasis from what

Back 18

Thoracic or abdominal malignancy

Front 19

Tender nodes suggests

Back 19

inflamation

Front 20

the presence of hard nodes on palpation suggests

Back 20

malignancy

Front 21

Lateral nodes are located alont the upper arm of the humerour and drain

Back 21

most of the arm

Front 22

Hair that is short and fine, inconspicuous and relatively unpigmented is called

Back 22

vellus hair

Front 23

Hair that is course, thicker, more conspicuous and usually pigmented is called

Back 23

terminal hair

Front 24

What is a violaceous eruption over the eye lids in the collagen vascular disease

Back 24

Heliotrope

Front 25

what you have a yellowish color to your skin but not to the sclera of the eye you have

Back 25

carotenmia

Front 26

reddish oval ringworm like lesions are called

Back 26

pityriasis

Front 27

what are tan, flat scaly lesions called

Back 27

Tinea versicolor

Front 28

macule

Back 28

small flat spot up to 1cm

Front 29

elevated superficial lesion 1 cm or larger

Back 29

plaque

Front 30

A marble like lesion larger than 0.5 cm often deeper and firmer thst a papule

Back 30

nodule

Front 31

A somewhat irregular, relatively transient, superficial area of localised skin edema

Back 31

Wheel

Front 32

Up to 1 cm filled with serious fluid

herpes

Back 32

vesicle

Front 33

1 cm of larger filled with serous fluid

Back 33

bulla

Front 34

a linnear crack in the skin often caused by excessive dryness

Back 34

fissure

Front 35

Vascular Lesion that is firey red

Back 35

Spider angioma

Front 36

Vascular Lesion that is bluish

Back 36

Spider vein

Front 37

A Vascular lesion that is bright or ruby red

Back 37

Cehrry Angioma

Front 38

Purpuric Lesion that is deep red or reddish purple, fades over time, round, flat

Back 38

Petechia

Front 39

A purpuric lesion that is purple or purpleis blue, fading to green and brown with time round, oval, flat nodule

Back 39

Ecchymosis

Front 40

Appears of sun exposed skin
face and back of hand are effected

Back 40

Squamous Cell Carcinoma