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_____ are benign tumors that result from scar
hypertrophy/excessive collagen
formation in the healing stages of a wound. Most common in
black people. -
ANSWER-
Keloid
_____ are benign tumors of encapsulated fat tissue arising from
subcutaneous fascia. Most likely a result of _______.
Commonly found in flank, back, chest, upper arms, legs.
Treatment of choice is SURGICAL REMOVAL AND BIOPSY.
- ANSWER-Lipomas
blunt trauma
_______ caused by a blockage of the duct of a sebaceous gland
located adjacent to the hair follicle. Most frequently occur on
the scalp, back of the neck, shoulders, scrotal areas, arm, and
behind the ear. - ANSWER-sebaceous cyst
_________ (warts) are benign epithelialx growths formed by
hypertrophy of
,papillae. Common on hands and feet. Many ways to treat...
- ANSWER-
Verrucae
vulgaris
_______ are small growths occurring on the skin in many areas.
Also known as
skin tags. Treated by ligation or electrodesiccation. -
ANSWER-Papilloma
_____ hard, hornlike projections extending above the level of
the skin. 12% likelihood to become malignant. Also known as
_________ because of its high occurrence in the elderly
population. - ANSWER-cutaneous horns senile keratosis
_________ are hard, rounded, moveable, slow growing,
non-inflammatory
lesions. They are IN THE SKIN not on the skin. -
ANSWER-Fibroma
______ are cystic swelling surrounded by a fibrous tissue wall.
OBCE HAS
DETERMINED IT IS OUT OF SCOPE FOR CHIROPRACTORS. DO
NOT
TREAT. - ANSWER-
Ganglia
________ uses liquid nitrogen to treat superficial skin lesions
(viral warts) by
,freezing the tissue at negative 196 degrees centigrade. -
ANSWER-Cryosurgery
______ small, hand held cordless disposable device that both
cut and coagulate the area when you remove the skin lesion
with curette or scalpel.
Local anesthesia is necessary. Smell of burning is awful. –
ANSWER-Electrocautery
_______ this instrument is ideal for treating all superficial
lesions such as keratosis, angioma, warts, molluscum and
papillomas. Local anesthesia is necessary. Smell of burning as
well. - ANSWER-Hyfercator
_____ uses radio frequency to combine both cutting and
coagulation. Smell of
burning is worse than electrocautery. - ANSWER-
Radio-surgery
_______ light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.
Convert electrical energy into light. Very costly for
chiropractors. - ANSWER-laser
______ and _____ are the names applied to local
staphylococcal infections of
the skin and subcutaneous tissue. - ANSWER-
Furnuncles
Carbuncles
, ________ simplest type of infection that involves the distal
phalanx. Along the nail near the base. Usually a result of staph.
aureus. - ANSWER-Paronychia
_______ is due to infection, trauma, or fungal invasion. This is
an uncomplicated procedure when done properly. You need to
use a nerve block field bock, NO EPI. - ANSWER-Nail removal
________ is a common presentation in chiropractic offices.
Care should be taken to monitor this wound because hooks are
frequently dirty and good chance of secondary infection. -
ANSWER-Fishhook trauma
Trauma to a finger that has a ring on it requires ______. To
avoid having to cut the ring off, attempt this technique. Push
the rings as proximal as possible. Thread the end of the piece
with 2-0 suturing material between ring and finger. Begin
looping thread proximally from far away. Add an ointment to
the suture material and et the ring slide off the finger. Must be
done quickly. – ANSWER-Ring removal
90% of bites are from ____
5% of bites are from ____ - ANSWER-
dogs cats
Most bites harbor gram negative bacillus _________ -
ANSWER-pasteurella
multocida