Classic skin lesion morphology (macule, papule, vesicle, plaque) matched to the disease it signals, one lesion per card.
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- Classic skin lesion in herpes simplex virus infection?
- Grouped vesicles on an erythematous base
- Dew drops on a rose petal appearance of vesicles is classic for which disease?
- Varicella (chickenpox)
- Classic skin lesion in psoriasis?
- Well-demarcated plaques with silvery-white scale
- An expanding annular erythematous patch with central clearing (erythema migrans) signals which disease?
- Lyme disease
- Classic skin lesion in tinea corporis (ringworm)?
- Annular plaque with a raised, scaly border and central clearing
- Classic skin lesion in molluscum contagiosum?
- Umbilicated, flesh-colored papules
- Classic primary skin lesion in acne vulgaris?
- Comedones (open, blackhead, or closed, whitehead)
- Classic skin lesion of seborrheic keratosis?
- A 'stuck-on' waxy, warty plaque
- Classic skin lesion of actinic keratosis?
- A rough, scaly papule on sun-exposed skin
- Classic skin lesion of basal cell carcinoma?
- A pearly papule with rolled borders and telangiectasias
- Classic skin lesion of squamous cell carcinoma?
- A scaly, ulcerated papule or plaque on sun-exposed skin
- Classic skin lesion of melanoma?
- An asymmetric pigmented macule or papule with irregular borders
- Classic skin lesion in urticaria (hives)?
- Transient, pruritic, edematous wheals
- Target (iris) lesions are the classic skin finding in which condition?
- Erythema multiforme
- Classic skin lesion in pemphigus vulgaris?
- Flaccid bullae with a positive Nikolsky sign