NUR 611 Final Exam Review
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atypical pigmentation; red/white/grey/blue/black/brown; geriatric
population - Answer: malignant melanoma
prolonged horizontal growth or vertical, can spread to other organs -
Answer: lentigo maligna melanoma
most common skin malignancy, malignant neoplasm of the basal cells
of the epidermis, lesions almost always occur on face; pearly, rolled,
, well-defined margins, ulceration in center - Answer: basal cell
carcinoma
malignant neoplasm of keratocytes in the epidermis; scaling, crusting,
plaque appearance, can ulcerate and bleed - Answer: squamous cell
carcinoma
frequently encountered in patients with HIV infection; mouth and nose;
vesicular at first then dries/crusts up - Answer: herpes simplex
before rash erupts patient will describe burning, tingling sensation on
skin then eruption of vesicular rash along dermatome; can come out
along a spinal nerve or cranial nerve (body or face) - Answer: herpes
zoster
less than 1 cm; filled with serous fluid; blister, herpes simplex - Answer:
vesicle
greater than 1 cm; filled with serous fluid; blister, vulgaris - Answer:
bullae
smaller than 1 cm; nevus, wart - Answer: papule
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atypical pigmentation; red/white/grey/blue/black/brown; geriatric
population - Answer: malignant melanoma
prolonged horizontal growth or vertical, can spread to other organs -
Answer: lentigo maligna melanoma
most common skin malignancy, malignant neoplasm of the basal cells
of the epidermis, lesions almost always occur on face; pearly, rolled,
, well-defined margins, ulceration in center - Answer: basal cell
carcinoma
malignant neoplasm of keratocytes in the epidermis; scaling, crusting,
plaque appearance, can ulcerate and bleed - Answer: squamous cell
carcinoma
frequently encountered in patients with HIV infection; mouth and nose;
vesicular at first then dries/crusts up - Answer: herpes simplex
before rash erupts patient will describe burning, tingling sensation on
skin then eruption of vesicular rash along dermatome; can come out
along a spinal nerve or cranial nerve (body or face) - Answer: herpes
zoster
less than 1 cm; filled with serous fluid; blister, herpes simplex - Answer:
vesicle
greater than 1 cm; filled with serous fluid; blister, vulgaris - Answer:
bullae
smaller than 1 cm; nevus, wart - Answer: papule
