BSMCON NUR 2102 TEST 2 (Hair, skin, nails) Questions
With Complete Solutions
Abnormal findings of the skin Correct Answers Melanoma
Vitiligo
Angioma (vascular) Correct Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
annular/circular
ex. Eczema, ringworm, insect bite Correct Answers Name this
shape
Atrophic scar (secondary)
thinning of the skin surface and loss of skin markings, appears
translucent and paper-like
(ex. Striae) Correct Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Bulla (primary)
fluid filled, >1 cm
(ex. Burn, contact dermatitis) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Capillary hemangioma (vascular) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
, Confluent
Ex. Pityriasis rosea Correct Answers Name this shape (lesions
that merge and run together for large areas)
Crust (secondary)
result of dried remains or serum/blood/pus/exudate overlying
areas of lost or damaged epidermis
(ex. 3rd degree burns, in lesions of weeping ecxematous
dermatitis, or as honey-colored lesions of impetigo) Correct
Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Cyst (primary)
Nodule >2 cm, elevated, in dermis or subcutaneous layer, filled
with liquid or semisolid material
(ex. Lipoma, Batholin's cyst) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Define a fistula Correct Answers abnormal connection
between 2 parts of the body
Define dehiscence Correct Answers Separation of the
incisional edges
Define evisceration Correct Answers Protrusion of abdominal
contents through a dehiscence.
Define hemorrhage Correct Answers excessive bleeding
With Complete Solutions
Abnormal findings of the skin Correct Answers Melanoma
Vitiligo
Angioma (vascular) Correct Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
annular/circular
ex. Eczema, ringworm, insect bite Correct Answers Name this
shape
Atrophic scar (secondary)
thinning of the skin surface and loss of skin markings, appears
translucent and paper-like
(ex. Striae) Correct Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Bulla (primary)
fluid filled, >1 cm
(ex. Burn, contact dermatitis) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Capillary hemangioma (vascular) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
, Confluent
Ex. Pityriasis rosea Correct Answers Name this shape (lesions
that merge and run together for large areas)
Crust (secondary)
result of dried remains or serum/blood/pus/exudate overlying
areas of lost or damaged epidermis
(ex. 3rd degree burns, in lesions of weeping ecxematous
dermatitis, or as honey-colored lesions of impetigo) Correct
Answers Name this lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Cyst (primary)
Nodule >2 cm, elevated, in dermis or subcutaneous layer, filled
with liquid or semisolid material
(ex. Lipoma, Batholin's cyst) Correct Answers Name this
lesion
primary? or secondary? or vascular?
describe
Define a fistula Correct Answers abnormal connection
between 2 parts of the body
Define dehiscence Correct Answers Separation of the
incisional edges
Define evisceration Correct Answers Protrusion of abdominal
contents through a dehiscence.
Define hemorrhage Correct Answers excessive bleeding