Oregon Tattoo Test. Skin and Diseases Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

Oregon Tattoo Test. Skin and Diseases Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct Dermatitis - ANSWER Inflammation of the skin Acute Dermatitis - ANSWER Dermatitis where it is red, oozing, and crusting is present. Chronic Dermatits - ANSWER Dermatitis where dryness and scaling. and is often accompanied by fissures and linchenification. Atopic Dermatitis - ANSWER where acute dermatitis becomes chronic Contact Dermatitis - ANSWER Can be either acute or chronic and is caused by the skin coming in contact with an allergen. (ie jewelry) (BACTERIAL SKIN INFECTION) Impetigo - ANSWER A superficial staph infection accompanied by honey colored crusts. LESION ) Erosions ( Primary or secondary) - ANSWER Moist, red, shiney, circumscribed lesion lacking the upper layer of skin, usually from the rupture of a Vesicles, linear ones are caused by scratching. Secondary. ( LESION ) Cysts ( Primary or secondary) - ANSWER Fluid filed lesions where skin can be moved over the top. Secondary ( LESION ) Scar ( Primary or secondary ) - ANSWER Fibrous tissue where a skin lesion has healed. Secondary ( LESION ) Keloid ( Primary or secondary) - ANSWER A scar where it has been heaped up because excessive growth of collagen Secondary. it is very contagious (BACTERIAL SKIN INFECTION) Folliculitis - ANSWER An infected hair follicle. (BACTERIAL SKIN INFECTION) Cellulitis - ANSWER a staph infection that spread rapidly by breaking down cell membranes, causing skin to inflammed. (FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION) Tinea Corpris - ANSWER Ringworm (FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION) Tinea Pedis - ANSWER Athletes foot (FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION) Tinea Capitis - ANSWER Fungal infection of the scalp (FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION) Tinea Cruris - ANSWER Jock Itch (FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION) Tinea Versicolor - ANSWER Condition where a fungus like infection causes scaling which appears light on dark skinned people and vise-versa. 4 main types of warts and what causes them - ANSWER Caused by HPV, passsed by direct contact with infected person. 1) Hyperkeratotic Papules on hands or fingers 2)Planar warts on the feet 3)Planar Warts are on the face or legs spread by shaving 4)Genital Warts, can cause cancer What is herpes and what are the two main types - ANSWER Herpes are a viral infection. 1)simplex I is oral herpes or cold sores 2)Simplex II is genial herpes Molluscum Contagiosum - ANSWER Warts of the POX family. the appear pink with center indented Scabies - ANSWER An infection of a microscopic mite that burrows in the the epidermis causing intense itching. secondary bacterial injection is common Alopecia - ANSWER Means hair loss Alopecia Areata - ANSWER Round patches of hair loss, hair follicles beneath remain viable so regrowth is possiable Acne Vulgaris - ANSWER Infected oil glands (Zits, blackheads ect) Rosacea - ANSWER a chronic skin eruption where small blood vessels dilate causing flushing of the face. Vitiligo - ANSWER A disorder where loss of pigment producing cells in the epidermis. Actinic Keratosis - ANSWER A pre-cancerous condition of the upper layer of skin caused by prolong sun exposure. areas will be slightly raised and scaly, and can be sensitive to the touch Cherry Angionmas - ANSWER Spots of exposed small blood vessels Lentigos - ANSWER Flat brown circular spots, caused by the sun and are also called "liver spots" Sebaceous Hyperplasia - ANSWER A growth where the oil glands have enlarged in the dermis Seborrheic Keratosis - ANSWER growths on the upper layer of skin, they began as a tan to light brown spot with a wart like surface. they will keep growing and can crumble off and regrow Spider Angiomas - ANSWER Small growths of blood vessels under the skin, often have red center and spider leg lines outwards Venous Lake - ANSWER a large group of kilated blood vessels, resembling a blood blister Skin tags - ANSWER harmless outward growths of skin Milia - ANSWER tiny white cysts often on the face Dermatofibromas - ANSWER a pea sized grown on the arms or leg. they are firm to the touch and maybe darker than the other skin Lipoma - ANSWER a collection of fat cells under the skin, they are soft, and movable