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2nd semester Integument TJB

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What is a primary lesion?   show
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What is a secondary lesion?   show
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Name the 4 appendages of the skin   show
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True or false: apocrine and eccrine glands produce sweat   show
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show 1 cm  
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show True  
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List 7 skin changes related to aging   show
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show itching  
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show smaller, flat, change in skin color, freckle or petechiae  
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show larger, flat, change in skin color, Vitiligo  
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Describe and give an example of a Papule   show
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Describe and give an example of a Nodule   show
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show smaller, palpable, fluid filled, chicken pox or shingles  
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Describe and give an example of a Pustule   show
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Describe and give an example of a Plaque   show
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show Macule, Patch, Papule, Vesicle, Pustule, Plaque  
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show Scar, Keloid, Scale, Atrophy, Excoriation, Fissure, Ulcer  
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Describe and give an example of a Scar   show
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Describe a Keloid   show
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show flaky, dead cells after epidermal event, Sunburn  
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Describe and give an example of a Atrophy   show
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Describe and give an example of an Excoriation   show
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Describe and give an example of a Fissure   show
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show Loss of epidermis extending into dermis, Pressure ulcer  
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Lentigo   show
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show lips, oral mucosa, nail beds, palms, protected areas  
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show Indirect lighting, otherwise there will be a glare.  
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show On one side of body, but not on other  
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show starts wide and merges together  
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When discussing skin lesion distributions, describe diffuse or generalized   show
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show hidden, not noticeable, separate  
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When discussing skin lesion distributions, describe localized   show
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show like a mirror image of pattern  
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show one, alone, separate  
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When discussing skin lesion distributions, describe Zosteriform   show
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Chronic or Acute? Wounds due to neuropathy or circulatory changes   show
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Describe a venous stasis ulcer   show
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Describe an arterial insufficiency   show
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show Acne, Mole, Psoriasis, Skin tags, Lentigo's, Wrinkles  
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show Melanoma (less common but deadlier) and Non-melanoma (Basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma)  
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show Impetigo, Folliculitis, Cellulitis  
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List the 3 Fungal skin disorders   show
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show Herpes simplex 1, Herpes simplex 2, Herpes Zoster  
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show Bacterial  
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show Staph  
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Which is the most common bacteria on skin?   show
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Describe Impetigo and how to treat it   show
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Describe Folliculitis and how to treat it   show
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Describe Cellulitis and how to treat it   show
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actinic keratosis   show
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alopecia   show
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Biopsy   show
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configuration   show
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cryosurgery   show
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cyanosis   show
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ecchymosis   show
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show reddening of the skin  
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full thickness burn   show
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show 1st and 2nd degree burns, 1st is superficial like sunburn. 2nd is deep, causing blisters and pain  
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hirsutism   show
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show invasion of the body by outsiders  
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jaundice   show
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show having man forms or shapes  
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show red spots from the bite of a flea  
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show sensitivity to light either from a medication or and autoimmune illness  
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urticaria   show
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List the 4 types of burns   show
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show Furosemide, methotrexate, ciprofloxacin, diphenhydramine, hydrochlorothiazide, glipizide  
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show Biopsy, clinical presentation, patch test, Wood's lamp (black light)  
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Is isolation required for Herpes Zoster?   show
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