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Pathology, Basis of Disease-- Skin, Ch. 26

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macule   circumscribed area of any size characterized by its flatness + usually distinguished from surrounding skin by its coloration.  
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papule   elevated, solid area that's 5 mm or less across  
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nodule   elevated, solid area that's greater than 5mm across  
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plaque   elevated, flat-topped area that's usually greater than 5 mm across  
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vesicle   fluis-filled, raised area that's 5 mm or less across  
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bulla   fluid-filled, raised area that's greater than 5 mm across  
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blister   common term used for a vesicle or bulla  
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pustule   discrete, pus-filled, raised area  
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wheal   itchy, transient, elevated area w/ variable blanching and erythema formed as the result of dermal edema  
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scale   dry, platelike excrescense; usually the result of imperfect cornification  
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lichenification   thickened + rough skin characterized by prominent skin markings; usually the result of repeated rubbing in susceptible persons.  
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excoriation   a traumatic lesion characterized by breakage of the epidermis, causing a raw linear area(a deep scratch). Such lesions are often self-induced.  
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onycholysis   loss of integrity of the nail substance.  
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