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Match the following terms related to skin lesions with their definitions:
Match the following terms related to skin lesions with their definitions:
Aesthetic dermatology = Botox injections and cosmetic procedures Stasis dermatitis = Caused by fluid build-up in the lower legs Dermatoscope = Instrument for magnifying skin lesions Wood's light = Uses ultraviolet light to detect skin abnormalities
Match the following skin conditions with their characteristics:
Match the following skin conditions with their characteristics:
Epidermis = Top layer of the skin Dermis = Layer containing sweat glands and hair follicles Subcutaneous = Layer composed mainly of fat Hair follicle = Structure from which hair grows
Match the following skin lesion types with their descriptions:
Match the following skin lesion types with their descriptions:
Mole removal = Example of surgical dermatology Biopsy = Procedure to examine a suspicious skin lesion Botox injections = Common aesthetic procedure Suturing of a laceration = A repair procedure in dermatology
Match the following components of skin observation with their meanings in the ABCDE method:
Match the following components of skin observation with their meanings in the ABCDE method:
Match the following types of dermatology specialists with their focus areas:
Match the following types of dermatology specialists with their focus areas:
Match the following light types with their uses in dermatology:
Match the following light types with their uses in dermatology:
Match the following tools with their functions in skin examination:
Match the following tools with their functions in skin examination:
Match the following scenarios with the responsible party for examining skin lesions:
Match the following scenarios with the responsible party for examining skin lesions:
Match the following skin lesion characteristics with their descriptions:
Match the following skin lesion characteristics with their descriptions:
Match the types of skin conditions with their characteristics:
Match the types of skin conditions with their characteristics:
Match the following skin diseases with their causes:
Match the following skin diseases with their causes:
Match the skin lesion types with their definitions:
Match the skin lesion types with their definitions:
Match the characteristics of skin cancer to their types:
Match the characteristics of skin cancer to their types:
Match the terms related to skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match the terms related to skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match these skin conditions with their symptoms:
Match these skin conditions with their symptoms:
Match the following terms related to skin healing with their meanings:
Match the following terms related to skin healing with their meanings:
Match the following types of skin lesions with their characteristics:
Match the following types of skin lesions with their characteristics:
Match the following terms with their definitions regarding skin conditions:
Match the following terms with their definitions regarding skin conditions:
Match the following skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following skin conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following signs of an infection with their terms:
Match the following signs of an infection with their terms:
Match the following skin cancer types with their origins:
Match the following skin cancer types with their origins:
Match the following skin treatments with their descriptions:
Match the following skin treatments with their descriptions:
Match the following sunscreen SPFs with their recommendations:
Match the following sunscreen SPFs with their recommendations:
Match the following blood pressure terms with their meanings:
Match the following blood pressure terms with their meanings:
Flashcards
Dermatologist specialization
Dermatologist specialization
A dermatologist is a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.
Wood's light use
Wood's light use
A Wood's lamp uses ultraviolet light to detect skin abnormalities, such as fungal infections.
Aesthetic dermatology example
Aesthetic dermatology example
Botox injections are an example of aesthetic dermatology, focusing on improving the appearance of the skin.
Staple/suture removal decision
Staple/suture removal decision
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ABCDE skin observation - B
ABCDE skin observation - B
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Animal bite puncture wound care
Animal bite puncture wound care
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Dermatoscope use
Dermatoscope use
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Provider action on skin lesions
Provider action on skin lesions
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Largest organ
Largest organ
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Skin's function (protective)
Skin's function (protective)
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Cold weather blood vessels
Cold weather blood vessels
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Scabies
Scabies
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Fungal infection (example)
Fungal infection (example)
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Shingles
Shingles
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Acute illness
Acute illness
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Etiology
Etiology
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Macule
Macule
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Wheal
Wheal
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Keloid
Keloid
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Ulcer
Ulcer
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Ecchymosis
Ecchymosis
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Cellulitis
Cellulitis
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Melanoma
Melanoma
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Study Notes
Integumentary Test - Chapter 14
- Largest organ: The skin
- Skin function types:
- Protective
- Sensory
- Blood vessel response to cold: Blood vessels constrict
- Main skin functions:
- Protecting internal organs
- Regulating temperature
- Producing melanin
- Skin aging process: Thinning of fatty tissue under the skin is a normal process
- Contagious skin infection (mite): Scabies
- Athlete's foot type: Fungal infection
- Skin inflammation/swelling: Dermatitis
- Skin injury types: Open or closed wounds
- Virus causing chicken pox/shingles: Varicella-zoster virus
- Skin cancer with irregular borders: Malignant melanoma
- MRSA's connection to infections: Can cause cellulitis
- Physician specializing in skin conditions: Dermatologist
- Light to detect skin abnormalities: Ultraviolet (Wood's light)
- Aesthetic dermatology example: Botox injections
- Who determines when stitches are removed: The provider/physician
- ABCDE method in skin observation: Border irregularity is B.
- Magnification instrument for skin lesions: Dermatoscope
- Provider response to skin lesions: Photograph/measure/assess/diagnose
- Causes of stasis dermatitis: Fluid buildup
- Layers of skin (diagram reference):
- Epidermis (A)
- Dermis (B)
- Subcutaneous (C)
- Hair follicle (D)
- Skin layer making up the top: Epidermis
- Skin pigment-producing cell: Melanocyte
- Flat skin lesion example: Freckle
- Another name for a hive: Wheal
- Abnormal growth over scar tissue: Keloid
- Deep wound: Ulcer
- Disease origin: Etiology
- Large bruise: Purpura
- Term for inflammation: Itis
- Three signs of cellulitis/skin infection: Malaise, Erythema, Edema
- Herpes simplex 1 alternative name: Cold sores
- Facial redness condition: Rosacea
- Most dangerous skin cancer: Melanoma
- Surgical treatment for skin cancer (removal of abnormal cells): Mohs surgery
- Sunscreen SPF recommendation: SPF 50
- Top blood pressure number: Systolic
- Blood pressure cuff too large effect: Lower than actual reading
- Tough, fibrous skin protein: Collagen
- Skin burn degree: Second degree (characterized by white patches and blisters)
- Skin fold around nail body: Cuticle
- Muscle making hair stand on end: Arrector pili
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