HAP EXAM 1 Questions and Answers 2023

cherry angiomas - Answer- small 1-5 mm increase with age normal finding annular lesions - Answer- annular lesions - Answer- caused by ring worm or fungal infections confluent lesions - Answer- discrete lesions - Answer- gyrate lesions - Answer- gyrate lesions - Answer- gyrate errythema could be an allergic reaction or could be caused by infection grouped lesions - Answer- grouped lesions - Answer- contact dermatitis linear lesion - Answer- target lesions - Answer- target lesions - Answer- errythema mutiforma secondary hypersensitivity to mediation infection zosteriform - Answer- usually runs along a dermatome, right a long the nerve line -shingles zosteriform - Answer- polycyclic lesions - Answer- polycyclic lesions - Answer- annular lesions that grow together psoriasis macule - Answer- change in color of skin, border less than 1 cm patch - Answer- change in color larger than 1 cm papule - Answer- elevated, smaller than 1 cm, mole, wart, skin tag, cherry angioma plaque - Answer- papules that have come together (psoriasis, eczema) wheal - Answer- raised red, often found when people get mosquito bites or an allergic rxn urticaria (hives) - Answer- a confluence of wheals vesicle - Answer- small filled with clear exudate herpes, early stage of chicken pox bulla - Answer- large than 1 cm, rupture easily, friction blister, drug rxns, and lupus cyst - Answer- encapsulate fluid filled cavity pustule - Answer- cavity filled with pus/purulent exudate cranial nerve 1 - Answer- olfactory sensory cranial nerve 2 - Answer- optic sensory cranial nerve 3 - Answer- oculomotor motor eyelid elevation pupil size and reactivity cranial nerve 4 - Answer- trochlear motor turns eye cranial nerve 5 - Answer- trigeminal mixed chewing face and mouth sensation cranial nerve 6 - Answer- abducens motor turns eye cranial nerve 7 - Answer- Facial mixed facial expression taste eyelid and lip closure