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Patch test
Skin biopsy
Culture of the lesion
Woo’s light examination
Clustered skin vesicles
A generalized body rash
Small blue-white spots with a red base
A fiery red. edematous rash on the cheeks
An irregular shaped lesion
A small papule with a dry. rough scale
A firm. nodular lesion topped with crust
A pearly papule with a central crater and a waxy border
Avoid showering for 7 to 10 days
Apply ice to the site to prevent discomfort
Apply alcohol-soaked dressing twice a day
Clean the site with hydrogen peroxide to prevent infection
Red shiny skin around the nail bed
White taut skin in the popliteal area
White silvery patches on the elbows
Swelling of the skin near the parotid gland
A pink. edematous hand
A fiery red skin with edema in the nail beds
Black fingertips surrounded by an erythematous rash
A white color to the skin. which is insensitive to touch
Intact skin
Full-thickness skin loss
Exposed bone. tendon. or muscle
Partial-thickness skin loss of the dermis
“Acne is caused by oily skin”
“The actual cause is not known”
“Acne is caused by eating chocolate”
“Acne is caused as a result of exposure to heat and humidity”
An adolescent
An older female
A physical education teacher
An outdoor construction worker
“There is no pain associated with this procedure”
“The local anesthetic may cause a burning or stinging sensation”
A preoperative medication will be given so you will be sleeping and will not feel any pain”
“There is some pain. but the physician will prescribe an opioid analgesic following the procedure”