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12 PRIMARY LESIONS (FLAT, RAISED, FLUID FILLED (RAISED))

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Primary Lesions
RAISED LESIONS
FLAT LESIONS
FLUID FILLED (RAISED)
Macule   show Flat, circumscribed, discolored, <1cm For example: freckles, flat nevi, petechia    
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show   flat, irregular, >1cm (vitiligo)    
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PAPULE   SOLID, ELEVATED, CIRCUMSCRIBED <1CM E.G.RAISED NEVUS, WART [VERRUCA] HINH NGON TAY     show
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PLAQUES   COALESCED (GROUPING TOGETHER) PAPULES, >1CM (PSORIASIS)     show
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NODULE   SOLID, ELEVATED, 1-2CM (LIPOMA = FATTY GROWTH)     show
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show LARGER THAN A FEW CENTIMETERS, FIRM OR SOFT (LIPOMA - FAT TUMOR) DOESNT MEAN CANCER, TUMOR CAN BE BENIGN OR MAGLINANT      
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WHEAL   SUPERFICIAL, RAISED, ERYTHEMATOUS, IRREGULAR (ALLERGIC REASTION, PPD, MOSQUITO BITE) - CAUSES INTERSTITIAL EDEMA <1CM     show
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URTICARIA (HIVES)   WHEALS COALESCE TO FORM EXTENSIVE REACTION; INTENSELY PRURITIC, >1CM     show
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VESICLE       show
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BULLA       show
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PUSTULE     show CONTAINS PUS, FILLED WITH LEUKOCYTES, NOT NECESSARILY INFECTED (ACNE) ... CREAMY  
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show     ENCAPSULATED FLUID FILLED CAVITY IN DERMIS OR SUB-Q (SEBACEOUS CYST) IF DEEP, MAY BE HARD TO DIFFERENTIATE FROM A NODULE OR TUMOR (E.G. BREAST CYST VERSUS TUMOR)  
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