MSI Flashcards

(18 cards)

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Macule

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Circumscribed flat lesion less than 5 mm and usually discolored often red

A mat is flat so it makes sense

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Patch

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Circumscribed flat lesion more than 5 mm and usually discolored often red

A patch is flat so it makes sense

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3
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Papule

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Elevated dome shaped or flat topped lesion less than 5 mm

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4
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Nodule

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Elevated spherical lesion more than 5 mm

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5
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Plaque

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Elevated flat topped lesion usually more than 5 mm often formed by merging papules

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6
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Vesicle

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Fluid filled raised lesion less than 5 mm

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7
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Bulla

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Fluid filled raised lesion more than 5 mm

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8
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Blister

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General term for vesicle or bulla

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9
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Pustule

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Discrete pus filled raised lesion

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10
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Wheal

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Itchy transient elevated lesion with variable blanching and erythema due to dermal edema

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Scale

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Dry horny plate like excrescence usually due to imperfect keratinization

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Lichenification

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Thickened rough skin with prominent markings usually from repeated rubbing

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13
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Excoriation

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Traumatic lesion with epidermal breakage causing a raw linear area deep scratch

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14
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Onycholysis

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Separation of nail plate from nail bed

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15
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Hydropic swelling (ballooning)

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Intracellular edema of keratinocytes

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16
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Exocytosis

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Infiltration of the epidermis by inflammatory or circulating blood cells

17
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Erosion

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Discontinuity of the skin with incomplete loss of the epidermis

18
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Ulceration

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Discontinuity of the skin with complete loss of the epidermis often extending into dermis or subcutaneous fat