primary lesion
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Prim ary Skin Les ions
LESION SIZE CHARACTERISTICS
Macule 1 cm Large macule
Papule 0.5 cm Solid, raised, flat top,indistinct borders
Nodule 2 cm Raised, firm, moveable
Tumor >2 cmLarge nodule, may be firm
or soft
Wheal variedPalpable, red,
circumscribed swelling inupper epidermis
Vesicles 1 cm Large vesicle
Pustule variedVesicle with white cellular
debris, may be sterile orinfected
Cyst variedPalpable, raised, distinct
borders, contains fluid orsemi-solid material
Comedo variedPlugged, dilated hairfollicle or pore withkeratin and sebum.
Burrow varied Linear lesions
LESION SIZE CHARACTERISTICS
Telangiactasia variedPermanent dilation of
superficial blood vessels,nonpalpable
Pupura varied
Usually nonpalpablediscoloration, caused by
bleeding in the skin. Doesnot blanch
Hematoma moderateModerate sized purpura,
nonpalpable
Petechia tinyTiny lesion of purpura,
nonpalpable
E cchymos i s large Large lesion of purpura,may be palpable
Angioma or
Hemangioma< 1 cm
Papule made of bloodvessels
Vascular Skin Lesions
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LESION CHARACTERISTICS
Scales
Thin, flaking layers of
epidermisDesquamation Peeling sheets of scale
Crusts Dried exudates or scab
Lichenif icationThickened and rough layers
of the skin
AtrophyThinning or wasting of
tissue
KeloidHealed lesion of
hypertrophied connectivetissue
StriaeFine pink or silver lines in
areas where skin hasstretched
ExcoriationAbrasion or removal of
epidermis; scratch
FissureLinear, wedge-shapedcracks extending into
dermis
ErosionDepressed area with loss of
superficial epidermis.Oozing or moist
UlcerDeeper than erosion, may
extend into dermis
ScarFibrous connective tissue
caused by healing
Acral:Involving extremities (hands, feet, ears, etc)Annular: Ring-shapedArcuate: Arc-shapedCircinate: CircularConfluent: Running togetherContiguous: Touching or adjacentDiscrete: Distinct and separateDiffuse or generalized: Scattered, widely distributedEczemat ous : Referring to vesicles with oozing crustGrouped: Arranged in setsGuttate: Small, drop-likeHerpetiform: Grouped vesicles resembling those of herpesIris: Arranged in concentric circles, one inside the otherLinear: Arranged in a lineLocalized: In a limited areaNummular: Coin-shapedPedunculated: Having a stalk
Polycyclic: Oval with more than one ringReticular: NetlikeSerpiginous: Snake-like, creepingSymmet r ic : Balanced on both sidesTelangiectat ic: Referring to dilated terminal vesselsUmbilicated: Depressed or shaped like a navelVerrucous: Wart-likeZosteriform: Resembling shingles, following a dermatome
Secondary Skin Lesions
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