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skin abnormality (general term=)
skin lesion
flat, reddened patch of skin
macule
raised, reddened bump on skin
papule
blister-like growth with clear, serous fluid
vesicle
bubble of fluid under the skin
blister
small blister filled with pus
pustule
any skin disorder, particularly one that does not involve inflammation
dermatosis
acute or chronic inflammation of the skin from any cause (eg sunburn, allergy, infection)
dermatitis
itching skin
pruritus
osteoma
benign bone tumor
myoma
benign muscle tumor
angioma
benign blood vessel tumor
adenoma
benign tumor of glands
chondroma
benign cartilaginous tumor
lymphoma
lymph tissue tumor
mutation
change in genetic code
sarcoma
malig tumor in tissue other than epithelial
carcinoma
epithelial malignant tumor
melanoma
malig tumor w/ melanocytes
basal cell carcinoma
malig tumor in stratum basale
squamous cell carcinoma
malig tumor in superficial skin
nevus
birthmark or mole
papilloma
benign growth
cellulitis
staph infection; non contagious
impetigo
contagious bacterial infection
folliculitis
contagious inflam of hair follicle
acne
noncontagious; inflam of sebaceous gland
chicken pox
viral infection; contagious rash
psoriasis
chronic skin disorder; unknown cause
schleroderma
(progressive systemic sclerosis) "progressive systemic sclerosis"
atopic eczema (atopic dermatitis)
noncontagious; general inflammation
lupus erythematosus
chronic inflam disease; renal failure
urticaria
(hives) itchy skin eruptions
decubitus ulcers
(bedsores) ulcerations leading to necrosis of skin
first degree burn skin layer?
epidermis; redness
second degree burn
skin layer?
epidermis and dermis; blisters
third degree burn
skin layer?
all layers & deeper; open wounds
tinea pedis
fungal; athlete's foot
tinea cruris
fungal; jock itch
tinea corporis
general ringworm fungal infection of skin
scabies
parasite; sarcoptes scabiei (itch mite)
pediculosis
crabs; blood sucking lice
neoplasms cause=
abnormal tissue that grows more rapidly than usual
hyperplasia cause=
excessive normal cell formation
lipoma cause=
process of tumor spreading to distant sites
melanoma % skin cancer and mortality rate
2% skin cancers; 50+% mortality rate
basal cell carcinoma % skin cancer=
type of cells in what layers?
neoplastic cells in the basal layers; 60% skin cancers
squamous cell carcinoma % skin cancer
35% skin cancer
cellulitis cause/contagious?
noncontagious inflammation of skin/deeper caused by staphylococcus
impetigo cause? areas and signs? contagious?
contagious bacterial infection red, vesicles in moist areas: around nose/ mouth/ axilla/ groin/ hands/ feet which burst and crust.
cause: staph or strep
folliculitis cause/contagious?
contagious common in hot tubs; bacterial (staphylococcus)
acne cause?
cause: hypersecretion of sebum from hormonal changes
fever blisters aka:
cause=
(herpes simplex)
cause: herpes simplex virus type 1 infection
chicken pox cause=
varicella-zoster virus; airborne; grows in respiratory tract; spread lymph/blood
shingles aka ? describe:
(herpes zoster) eruption of postules along dermatome of nerve root; dormant in nerve
warts aka? types= ? cause=
(verrucae) viral; types: linear
tinea pedis signs
shallow lesions between toes and on foot
tinea cruris signs
shallow lesions in groin area
tinea corporis signs
ringworm
scabies aka? signs
"sarcoptes scabiei" itch mite infection; itchy eruption on webs of hands
pediculosis aka? signs
"crabs" itchy scalp
psoriasis signs
oval silvery plaque-like scales w/ patches of red; scalp bony areas genitalia
schleroderma aka? signs
(progressive systemic sclerosis) autoimmune disease; collagen deposits in skin... organs... GI tract
atopic eczema aka? signs
(atopic dermatitis) blisters burst. crust. scalp. arms. trunk. legs. dry pigmented elb/knees
lupus erythematosus: who gets it? why called lupus? signs
85% female
urticaria aka: cause?
(hives) allergic response to agent; psychogenic factors eg stress possible
decubitus ulcers aka: signs: cause?
(bedsores) dark patches or ulcerations; cause prolonged pressure over bony parts
first degree burn signs
redness of skin is usually followed by shedding of skin
second degree burn signs
redness and blistering; can leave scars when healed
third degree burn signs
open wounds with black charring and white patches of necrotic tissue, may burn underlying tissue too e.g. muscle
basal cell carcinoma... signs:
bump, enlarges, crusts, breaks open, stays local (not metastasize)
cellulitis ... signs:
could be associated w/ a contagious condition
impetigo... signs:
localized skin redness; vesicles around nose,mouth,axilla,groin,hands,feet; bursts and forms crusts
chicken pox... signs:
rash-- pustules & vesicles, lasts 5-7 days;
scabies... signs:
papules and vesicles very common
schleroderma (progressive systemic sclerosis) ... signs:
2X more females; "mask like" face; inflexible cold-sensitive fingers; acid reflux, red spots mouth
atopic eczema (atopic dermatitis)... cause:
cause unknown; may be allergic reaction
lupus erythematosus... cause:
autoimmune disorder, unknown cause, immune response against nucleuses; stress/sunlight/infections