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    Language of

    Dermatologists

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    Macule Flat discoloured spot

    of varied size and

    shape [< 1-2 cm]

    Primary Lesions

    Principle skin lesions

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    Macule

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    Principle skin lesions

    Patch Flat discoloured spot of

    varied size and shape (>

    2 cm.)

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Patch

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    Principle skin lesions

    Papule Solid elevated lesion

    [< 5 mm in diameter]

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Papule

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    Principle skin lesions

    Plaque Group of confluent

    papules.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Plaque

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    Principle skin lesions

    Nodule Palpable solid lesion >

    5 or 10 mm in

    diameter that maynot be elevated.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Nodule

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    Principle skin lesions

    Vesicle Circumscribed elevated

    lesion < 5 mm in

    diameter that containsserous fluid.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Vesicle

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    Principle skin lesions

    Bulla (Blister) Vesicle > 5 mm in

    diameter

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Bulla (Blister)

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    Principle skin lesions

    Pustule Superficial, elevated

    lesion with pus.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Pustule

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    Principle skin lesions

    Wheal Transient elevated

    lesion (Urticaria)

    caused due to localoedema.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Wheal (Urticaria)

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    Principle skin lesions

    Telangiectasia Dilation of

    superficial

    blood capillariesand venules.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Telangiectasia

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    Principle skin lesions

    Tumors Soft, firm, freely

    movable, fixed masses

    of various sizes &

    shapes.

    Primary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Tumors

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    Principle skin lesions

    Scales Heaped up particles of

    horny layer.

    Secondary Lesions

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    Scales

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    Principle skin lesions

    Crust Dried serum, blood /

    pus.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Crust

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    Principle skin lesions

    Erosion Loss of part of

    epidermis

    or entire epidermis.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Erosion

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    Principle skin lesions

    Ulcer Loss of Epidermis &

    Dermis.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Ulcer

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    Principle skin lesions

    Excoriation Linear or hollowedout crusted area,

    due to scratching /

    rubbing / picking.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Excoriation

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    Principle skin lesions

    Lichenification Thickening of

    the skin.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Lichenification

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    Principle skin lesions

    Atrophy Thinning / Wrinkling

    of the skin like

    cigarette paper.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Atrophy

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    Principle skin lesions

    Scar The result of healing

    after destruction of

    dermis.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Scar

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    Principle skin lesions

    Fissure Linear cleft through

    epidermis / or rarely into

    the dermis due to

    disease / injuries.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Fissure

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    Principle skin lesions

    Necrosis Death of the skin

    tissues.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Principle skin lesions

    Sclerosis Hardening of the

    skin.

    Secondary Lesions (Contd.)

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    Sclerosis