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1. A vesicle is a sharply circumscribed lesion containing fluid
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A dermatologist is a doctor who specializes in conditions involving the skin, hair, and nails. A dermatologist can identify and treat more than 3,000 conditions. These conditions include eczema, psoriasis, and skin cancer, among many others. The skin is an incredible organ.
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2. Scale is an accumulation of fragments of stratum corneum
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3. "Scratch" is a lay term for excoriation
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4. A patch is a large macule
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5. Surface irritation and inflammation caused by frictional trauma of skin on skin
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6. Alopecia is:
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7. Small solid elevation up to 1cm in diameter is a
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8. Inflammation secondary to rupture of a hair follicle
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9. Circumscribed lesion that is raised and consists of edema is urticaria
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10. What is a bulla?
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11. A small solid elevation that penetrates into other skin layers is a ______
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12. Circumscribed, developmental skin defect
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13. An ulcer is:
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14. Small elevation of skin containing purulent material
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15. Pyotraumatic Dermatitis is also known as a "hot spot"
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16. A ______ is a large solid elevation with a flat top
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17. What is another term for intertrigo?
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18. Actinic means related to chemically active rays of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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19. Accumulation of keratin and follicular material that adheres to hair shaft
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20. Circumscribed, non-palpable area characterized by color change
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21. Thickening of the epidermis and/or dermis
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22. Dilated hair follicle containing cornified cells and debris
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23. Remnants of a pustule, vesicle, or bulla can be
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25. A comedone is a primary problem only

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A comedone can be a primary or secondary problem depending on the cause.

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26. Excessive scaling is:
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29. An erosion exposes the dermis underneath
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32. A Cyst:
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A vesicle is a sharply circumscribed lesion containing fluid
Scale is an accumulation of fragments of stratum corneum
"Scratch" is a lay term for excoriation
A patch is a large macule
Surface irritation and inflammation caused by frictional trauma of...
Alopecia is:
Small solid elevation up to 1cm in diameter is a
Inflammation secondary to rupture of a hair follicle
Circumscribed lesion that is raised and consists of edema is urticaria
What is a bulla?
A small solid elevation that penetrates into other skin layers is a...
Circumscribed, developmental skin defect
An ulcer is:
Small elevation of skin containing purulent material
Pyotraumatic Dermatitis is also known as a "hot spot"
A ______ is a large solid elevation with a flat top
What is another term for intertrigo?
Actinic means related to chemically active rays of the electromagnetic...
Accumulation of keratin and follicular material that adheres to hair...
Circumscribed, non-palpable area characterized by color change
Thickening of the epidermis and/or dermis
Dilated hair follicle containing cornified cells and debris
Remnants of a pustule, vesicle, or bulla can be
A comedone is a primary problem only
Excessive scaling is:
An erosion exposes the dermis underneath
A Cyst:
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