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4 types of lesions
raised, depressed, flat, fluid-filled
6 types of raised lesions
papule, nodule, cyst, comedo, wheal, plaque

what lesion is depicted
papule

what lesion is depicted
nodule

what lesion is depicted
cyst

what lesion is depicted
comedo

what lesion is depicted
wheal

what lesion is depicted
plaque
papule size
<1 cm
plaque size
>1 cm
4 types of papule
pedunculated, dome-shaped, flat-topped, umbilicated

what lesion is depicted
pedunculated

what lesion is depicted
dome-shaped

what lesion is depicted
flat-topped

what lesion is depicted
umbilicated
important component of peduncle
stalk
peduncle example
skin tag
flat-topped papule example
lichen planus

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
dome-shaped papule; pityrosporum folliculitis

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
flat-topped papule; lichen planus

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
umbilicated papule; molluscum contagiosum

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
plaque; psoriasis

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
nodule; compound nevus

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
cyst; epidermal inclusion cyst

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
open comedo; blackhead

what type of lesion and condition is depicted
closed comedo; whitehead

what type of lesion is depicted
inflammatory papule

what type of lesion is depicted
inflammatory pustule

what lesion is depicted by the black arrow
wheal

what lesion is depicted by the blue arrow
flare
flat lesion sizes
macule (<1 cm), patch (>1 cm)
blanchable
fade if pressed
types of blanchable flat lesions
erythema, erythroderma, telangiectasia
types of nonblanchable flat lesions
petichiae, purpura (palpable), ecchymosis

what type of lesion is depicted and what area does it cover
erythema; small area

what type of lesion is depicted and what area does it cover
erythroderma; >90% of body

what type of lesion is depicted
telangiectasia

what type of lesion is depicted
petichiae

what type of lesion is depicted
purpura (palpable)

what type of lesion is depicted
ecchymosis
3 types of depressed lesions
fissure, erosion, ulcer
fissure
varying depth, dry skin
erosion
epidermis, first degree burn
ulcer
dermis

what type of lesion is depicted
fissure

what type of lesion is depicted
erosion

what type of lesion is depicted
ulcer

what type of lesion is depicted, describe it, what condition is it
burrow depressed erosion; thread-like linear tunnel; scabies

what type of lesion is depicted
atrophy

what type of condition is depicted by A
epidermal atrophy

what type of condition is depicted by B
dermal atrophy

what lesion and what condition is present
telangiectasia, epidermal atrophy

what condition is depicted
dermal atrophy

what type of lesion is depicted and what condition is it
striae; stretch marks
components of poikiloderma
telangiectasia, atrophy, hypo/hyperpigmentation

what condition is depicted
poikiloderma

what condition is depicted
poikiloderma
fluid-filled lesion sizes
vesicle (<0.5 cm), bulla (>0.5 cm)

describe the lesion; what condition
group of vesicles on erythema background; herpes

what bulla is depicted on the left
tense bulla

what bulla is depicted on the right
flaccid bulla

what type of lesion is depicted and what condition
tense bulla; bullous pemphigoid

what type of lesion is depicted and what condition
flaccid bulla; pemphigus vulgaris

what type of lesion is depicted
pustule
types of surface change
scale, crust, excoriation, lichenification

what type of lesion is depicted
scales

what type of lesion and what condition is depicted
crack-like scale; xerotic eczema

what type of lesion and what condition is depicted
ichthyosiform scale; ichtyosis

what type of lesion and what condition is depicted
micaceous (silvery) scale; psoriasis

what type of lesion and what condition is depicted
greasy scale; seborrheic dermatitis

what type of lesion is depicted
crust

what type of lesion is depicted
crust

what type of lesion is depicted and when does it occur
excoriation (secondary after scratched)

what type of lesion is depicted and when does it occur
lichenification (secondary after rubbing)
what becomes more pronounced in lichenification
skin crease
types of color change in lesions
bright red, violaceous, dusky red, blue-black, hypo-depigmentation, yellow

what type of color change and condition is depicted
bright redness; cherry angioma

what type of color change and condition is depicted
violaceous; kaposi’s sarcoma

what type of color change and condition is depicted
violaceous; angiosarcoma

what type of color change and condition is depicted
dusky red; fixed drug eruption

what type of color change and condition is depicted
blue-black; dermal nevus

what type of color change and condition is depicted
black; malignant melanoma

what type of color change and condition is depicted
hypo-depigmentation; pityriasis alba

what type of color change and condition is depicted
hypo-depigmentation; vitiligo

what type of color change and condition is depicted
yellow; xanthelasma
types of shapes and arrangements
annular, nummular (coin), linear, serpiginous, grouped (herpetiform), reticular, target,

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
annular; tinea corporis

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
nummular (coin); nummular eczema

what shape/arrangement is depicted
linear

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
serpiginous; cutaneous larva migrans

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
grouped (herpetiform); herpes

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
reticular; erythema abigne

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
target; erythema multiforme

what shape/arrangement and condition is depicted
linear; scabies

what type of distribution
seborrhea (oily areas)

what type of distribution
eczema sites, atopic area

what type of distribution
photodistributed area

what type of distribution
photodistributed areas

what condition is depicted, describe it
spongiosis; intercellular edema makes spikes more visible but still contact

what condition is depicted
spongiosis