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WVSOM -- Skin -- Derm Diagnosis

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macule   circumscribed, flat discoloration that may be brown, blue, red or hypopigmented; may be whole or part of eruption  
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patch   large macule greater than 1 cm  
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papule   elevated solid lesion with no fvisible fluid up to 1 cm  
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squamous papules   papules topped with scales  
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plaques   circumscribed, elevated, superficial solid leasions greater than 1cm in diameter.  
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nodules   circumscribed, elevated, solid leasions greater than 1cm  
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vesicles   circumscribed epidermal elevation that contains free fluid up to 1 cm; may come from macule or papule  
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bulla   roudned or irregularly shaped blisters containing serious or seropurulent fluid greater than 1 cm  
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wheal   evanescent, edematous plateua like elevation of various sizes; develop quicly adn tend to be transient  
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pustules   circumscribed collection of necrotic inflammatory cells and free fluid; inflammatory areola  
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scales   dry or greasy laminated masses of keratin  
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crusts   scabs; collection of dried serum, pus or blood  
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erosion   focal loss of epidermis; does NOT penetrate below the dermoepidemral junction; heals without scarring  
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ulcer   focal loss of epidermis and dermis; heals with scarring  
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fissures   cracks; linear cleft thru the epidermis or into the dermis; usually when sin is thickened or inelastic  
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atrophy   depression in teh skin resulting form thinning of the epidermis or dermis  
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scar   new connective tissue tha replaces lost substance in teh dermis or deeper parts as the result of injury or disease  
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excoriations   caused by scratching  
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comedones   plug of seaceous and keratinous material in teh openign of a hair follicle  
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milia   small, superficial keratin cyst with no visible opening (seen around eyes)  
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cysts   small, circumscribed lesions with a wall and lumen containing eitehr fluid or solid matter  
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burrow   narrow, elevated tortuous channel; parasitic  
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lichenification   thickened epidermis induced by scratching  
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telangectasia   dilated superficial blood vessels  
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petechiae   circumscribed deposit of blood less than 1 cm  
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purpura   circumscribed deposit of blood; greater than 1cm  
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annular   forming ring/circle  
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arcuate   part of a circle  
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polycyclic   several intersecting portions of circles  
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serpigninous   snake like -- curving line  
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guttate   small round lesions; "drop like"  
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nummular   coin-like  
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