Types of Skin Cancers Classification

Which type of skin lesion is described as a marble-like nodule larger than 0.5 cm, often deeper and firmer than a papule?

What is the defining characteristic of a pustule?

What type of skin lesion is described as a linear or curved gray line that may end in a tiny vesicle?

Which type of skin lesion is described as a somewhat irregular, often reddish or deeper brown on patients with dark complexions, and is a superficial area of localized skin edema?

What is the defining characteristic of a bulla?

Which type of skin lesion is described as a somewhat irregular, often reddish or deeper brown on patients with dark complexions, and is a superficial area of localized skin edema?

Which criterion prompts biopsy of a benign-appearing lesion?

What does 'E' stand for in the ABCDEs for Early Recognition of Possible Melanoma?

Which characteristic helps detect aggressive nodular melanomas?

What is a common feature of actinic keratosis?

Which type of skin tumor is often yellowish to brown with a 'stuck on' appearance?

Which type of skin lesion typically has round or oval shape, sharply defined borders, and uniform color?

What is a common characteristic of Merkel Cell Carcinoma?

Which type of skin cancer arises from the upper layer of the epidermis and can be crusted and scaly with irregular borders?

According to ABCDEs for Early Recognition of Possible Melanoma, what does 'E' stand for?

Which type of skin cancer is the most lethal due to its high rate of metastasis and mortality at advanced stages?

How do Merkel Cell Carcinomas typically manifest on the skin?

What is a distinguishing feature of Squamous Cell Carcinomas?