Carcinoma (Abnormal)
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a malignant tumor that occurs in epithelial tissue
Risk Factors:
-Prolonged sun exposure
-Drinking
-Smoking
Arteriovenous Crossing "Nicking" (Abnormal)
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AV nicking. a vascular abnormality in the retina of the eye,
visible on ophthalmological examination, in which a vein is
compressed by an arteriovenous crossing. The vein appears
, "nicked" as a result of constriction or spasm. It is a sign of
hypertension, arteriosclerosis, or other vascular conditions.
Senile lentigines (Older Adults) (Normal)
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Flat, tan, or black spots common with age.
Cutis marmorata (Infants) (Normal)
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skin has a pinkish blue mottled or marbled appearance
when subjected
to cold temperatures. Rewarming usually restores the skin
to its normal appearance
Stage I pressure ulcer
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Intact skin appears red but unbroken
,Stage III pressure ulcer
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Full-thickness pressure ulcer extending into the
subcutaneous tissue and resembling a crater.
Strabismus
(children & infants) (Abnormal)
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-Abnormal alignment of the eyes, squint. (crossed- eye)
-Important screening in children ages 3-5.
Vesicle (Abnormal)
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, A fluid-filled cavity or sac.
Café au Lait Spots (Infants) (Normal)
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flat, pigmented birthmarks; can be found anywhere.
Perforated ear drum (Abnormal)
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occurs from increased pressure or trauma.
Herpes simplex labialis (Abnormal)
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Oral and/or topical acyclovir
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a malignant tumor that occurs in epithelial tissue
Risk Factors:
-Prolonged sun exposure
-Drinking
-Smoking
Arteriovenous Crossing "Nicking" (Abnormal)
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AV nicking. a vascular abnormality in the retina of the eye,
visible on ophthalmological examination, in which a vein is
compressed by an arteriovenous crossing. The vein appears
, "nicked" as a result of constriction or spasm. It is a sign of
hypertension, arteriosclerosis, or other vascular conditions.
Senile lentigines (Older Adults) (Normal)
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Flat, tan, or black spots common with age.
Cutis marmorata (Infants) (Normal)
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skin has a pinkish blue mottled or marbled appearance
when subjected
to cold temperatures. Rewarming usually restores the skin
to its normal appearance
Stage I pressure ulcer
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Intact skin appears red but unbroken
,Stage III pressure ulcer
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Full-thickness pressure ulcer extending into the
subcutaneous tissue and resembling a crater.
Strabismus
(children & infants) (Abnormal)
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-Abnormal alignment of the eyes, squint. (crossed- eye)
-Important screening in children ages 3-5.
Vesicle (Abnormal)
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, A fluid-filled cavity or sac.
Café au Lait Spots (Infants) (Normal)
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flat, pigmented birthmarks; can be found anywhere.
Perforated ear drum (Abnormal)
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occurs from increased pressure or trauma.
Herpes simplex labialis (Abnormal)
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Oral and/or topical acyclovir
