Identify the Following Dermatology Flashcards

Can you identify the following dermatology flashcards? These flashcards demonstrate different skin problems, and you have to match up the picture with the skin problem. A couple of examples of unusual skin problems include peeling skin syndrome, which is characterized by layers of peeling skin. Chromhidrosis is when someone has yellow, green, blue, brown, and black sweat, which causes skin problems. Read and study these flashcards and see what you can learn about dermatology.

64 cards | Total Attempts: 198 | Created by mer_harbinson | Last updated: Jun 17, 2020 | Total Attempts: 198

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Identify the Following Dermatology Flashcards - Flashcards

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	BCC nodular - well circumscribed, nodule, surface telangiectasia, pearly white/pink color
	Macule
	BCC ulceronodular -ulcerated nodule with rolled edges
	BCC nodular histology a-nests of basaloid cells b-linear arrangement of nuclei c-loose fibrous stroma
	Gorlin's syndrome AD young people, on the back also have bifid ribs, palmer pitting and increased risk of other tumors
	SCC in situ / bowen's disease red, scaly, plaque, well demarcated
	SCC invasive (invades dermis) skin colored nodule, ulcerated, indurated
	Seborrheic keratosis multiple brown papules/plaques scaly 'stuck on' well circumscribed soft trunk
	Seborrheic keratosis brown scaly papule/nodule stuck on
	Skin Tags - benign skin colored, pedunculated, soft, papule/nodule neck/face
	Corn - benign keratosis on pressure points clear core, central depression papule
	Wart HPV virus SCALY (hyperkeratosis), papule/nodule (acanthosis), skin colored, red spots (BV close to surface)
	Mollusca contagiosum pox virus - contact or sexual transmission grouped, skin colored, umbilicated papules
	Actinic keratosis premalignant lesion on sun-exposed skin red/brown plauqes/papules not well demarcated, rough, scaly
	Keratocanthoma benign? skin colored nodule with central keratin crater, appear and disappear quickly