PANCE DERMA

Lesion that contains clear fluid, <0.5 cm diam....

Flat, Non-Palpable lesion. Recognized only by the change of color

Large Macule, Non-Palpable

Small, elevated lesion, <0.5 cm in diam.

_____, if they are neoplastic, will grow to become _____

Elevated, >0.5cm in bot width and depth

_____ and tumors may represent inflammatory diseases or neoplastic process.

Elevated, plateau-like lesion, diameter>depth

Clear fluid, >0.5cm diam

Fluid filled sac that contains cloudy or purulent material

Loss of surface epidermis that is superficial and often ocurs after the natural breakage of a vesicle, bulla, or papule

A crack on the skin that is usually narrow but deep

A loss of epidermis that extends into the dermis or subcutaneous area and is usually as broad as itis deep.

Occurs when serum and/or purulent material becomes dried on the surface.

Transient, with central pallor

wheals that are induced with pressure

Enlargement of superficial blood vessel to the point of its being visible. May also result in blanching.

Blood vessel disruption and extravasation of blood into the dermis. Non Blanchable!

Reticulated pattern of hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, and erythema with telangectasias

Dermal thickening produced by excessive dermal collagen or by dermal infiltrative process

Tunnel caused by a burrowing organism

Erosions of the skin due to external manipulation, usually by the patients own fingernails

Thickened stratum corneum

Thickening of the epidermis

noninflammatory lesion in which there is keratin impaction.