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Which type of skin lesion is characterized by a solid, elevated, hard or soft bump that is larger than 1 cm?
Which type of skin lesion is characterized by a solid, elevated, hard or soft bump that is larger than 1 cm?
- Nodule (correct)
- Papule
- Macule
- Plaque
What type of skin lesion is described as an elevated cavity filled with serous fluid, commonly known as a 'blister'?
What type of skin lesion is described as an elevated cavity filled with serous fluid, commonly known as a 'blister'?
- Papule
- Vesicle (correct)
- Macule
- Bulla
Which skin lesion is characterized by a deeper depression extending into the dermis, with an irregular shape?
Which skin lesion is characterized by a deeper depression extending into the dermis, with an irregular shape?
- Scar
- Ulcer (correct)
- Erosion
- Fissure
What type of skin lesion is a small, smooth, slightly raised bright red dot, measuring between 1-5 mm?
What type of skin lesion is a small, smooth, slightly raised bright red dot, measuring between 1-5 mm?
Which term is used to describe the linear crack in the skin that extends into the dermis?
Which term is used to describe the linear crack in the skin that extends into the dermis?
What condition is indicated by nails that are half white on the upper proximal half and pink on the distal half?
What condition is indicated by nails that are half white on the upper proximal half and pink on the distal half?
What condition is characterized by yellow nails that grow slow and curved, and may be seen in AIDS and respiratory syndromes?
What condition is characterized by yellow nails that grow slow and curved, and may be seen in AIDS and respiratory syndromes?
What is the term used to describe the red, swollen, and tender inflammation of the nail folds?
What is the term used to describe the red, swollen, and tender inflammation of the nail folds?
What may be indicated by a strong or foul odor from the skin?
What may be indicated by a strong or foul odor from the skin?
What can be a possible cause of excessive generalized hair loss?
What can be a possible cause of excessive generalized hair loss?
Match the following skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following hair conditions with their causes:
Match the following hair conditions with their causes:
Match the following nail conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following nail conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following skin lesions with their descriptions:
Match the following skin lesions with their descriptions:
Match the following conditions with their indicators:
Match the following conditions with their indicators:
Macule - solely color change, flat, < 1 cm (ex: freckles) ______ - macules > 1 cm
Macule - solely color change, flat, < 1 cm (ex: freckles) ______ - macules > 1 cm
Papule - something you can feel, < 1 cm (ex: ______)
Papule - something you can feel, < 1 cm (ex: ______)
______ - flock of papules, > 1 cm (ex: psoriasis)
______ - flock of papules, > 1 cm (ex: psoriasis)
Nodule - solid, elevated, hard or soft, > 1 cm (ex: ______)
Nodule - solid, elevated, hard or soft, > 1 cm (ex: ______)
Tumor - few cm, malignant or benign (ex: ______)
Tumor - few cm, malignant or benign (ex: ______)
