NUR 611 Midterm Review
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tinea - Answer: A Fungal cause
Scaling, erythematous patch , reddened raised , serpiniginous border.
tinea corporis - Answer: Torso
aka ringworm
tinea pedis - Answer: Foot
,aka athletes foot
tinea faciale - Answer: ringworm of the face
tinea barbae - Answer: ringworm of the beard, mustache area
tinea cruris - Answer: groin,
Aka jock itch
tinea capitis - Answer: fungal infection of the scalp
onychomycosis - Answer: fungal infection of the nail
Causes inflammation of the nail bed and maybe lifting of the nail plate.
Melanoma - Answer: Malignant neoplasm
Atypical pigmentation in epidermis, eventually penetrates to dermis
and metastases = fatal.
Shades of red, white, grey, blue,brown,and black all in a single lesion.
Occur more in fair skinned who have brief intense exposure
A asymmetry
, B irregular borders
C color variation
D diameter > 6cm
E evolving
Superficial spreading malignant melanoma - Answer: most common
Flat, irregular colored plaque,
Variegation of pigment
squamous cell carcinoma - Answer: malignant tumor of the squamous
epithelial cells in the epidermis
See scaling, crusting nodule or plaque that can ulcerate and bleed.
Can Mets to lymph and organs.
Usually starts in areas exposed to sun.
basal cell carcinoma - Answer: Most common and least severe type of
skin cancer;
often characterized by light or pearly rolled well defined margins.
Usually on face, slow growing , rarely Mets.
Any non healing ulcer should be Suspected.
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tinea - Answer: A Fungal cause
Scaling, erythematous patch , reddened raised , serpiniginous border.
tinea corporis - Answer: Torso
aka ringworm
tinea pedis - Answer: Foot
,aka athletes foot
tinea faciale - Answer: ringworm of the face
tinea barbae - Answer: ringworm of the beard, mustache area
tinea cruris - Answer: groin,
Aka jock itch
tinea capitis - Answer: fungal infection of the scalp
onychomycosis - Answer: fungal infection of the nail
Causes inflammation of the nail bed and maybe lifting of the nail plate.
Melanoma - Answer: Malignant neoplasm
Atypical pigmentation in epidermis, eventually penetrates to dermis
and metastases = fatal.
Shades of red, white, grey, blue,brown,and black all in a single lesion.
Occur more in fair skinned who have brief intense exposure
A asymmetry
, B irregular borders
C color variation
D diameter > 6cm
E evolving
Superficial spreading malignant melanoma - Answer: most common
Flat, irregular colored plaque,
Variegation of pigment
squamous cell carcinoma - Answer: malignant tumor of the squamous
epithelial cells in the epidermis
See scaling, crusting nodule or plaque that can ulcerate and bleed.
Can Mets to lymph and organs.
Usually starts in areas exposed to sun.
basal cell carcinoma - Answer: Most common and least severe type of
skin cancer;
often characterized by light or pearly rolled well defined margins.
Usually on face, slow growing , rarely Mets.
Any non healing ulcer should be Suspected.
