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CUTANEOUS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS

CUTANEOUS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS. Cutaneous symptoms ： Subjective symptoms. Pruritus ： moderate or severe ， long or short time ， local or generalized Pain ： infection （ bacteria ， virus――Zoster ）， Sweet’s syn., Angioleiomyoma, Dermatomyositis

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CUTANEOUS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS

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  1. CUTANEOUS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS

  2. Cutaneoussymptoms：Subjective symptoms Pruritus：moderate or severe，long or short time， local or generalized Pain： infection（bacteria，virus――Zoster）， Sweet’s syn., Angioleiomyoma, Dermatomyositis Numbness：Leprosy with superficial sensory disturbance, hypoesthesia in temperature,pain and touch. Systematic symptoms

  3. Signs：Leisions can be seen or palpable primarylesions Definition：Leisions with diagnostic value and produced by the pathological changes of skin

  4. 1. macule Circumscried changes in skin color Without elevation and depression，<1cm Classified as inflammatous and noninflammatous macules, petechia and abnormal pigmentation. patch：macules progress to greater leision

  5. macule

  6. Inflammatous erythema

  7. Noninflammatous erythema

  8. Hemorrhagic macule-- ecchymosis

  9. Depigmented macule

  10. Hyperpigmented patch

  11. Hypopigmented macule

  12. patch

  13. Patch and macule

  14. 2.papule Circumscribed, Solid elevation，diameter <1cm maculopapule：mild,flap-topped papule plaque：confluence of papules

  15. papule

  16. papule

  17. plaque

  18. Plaque and Papule

  19. 3. vesicles and bullae Circumscribed, fluid-containing, epidermal elevated lesion，>0.5cm is bullae papulovesicle：obvious dermal cell edema in papule with topped little vesicle

  20. Vesicle and Bullae

  21. vesicles

  22. bullae

  23. papulovesicle

  24. 4. pustule Vesicle with purulent material， often surrounded by a red areola， Primary lesions or come from vesicles

  25. pustule

  26. 5. wheal Acute, circumscribed, edematous elevation in superficial layer of dermis Ofen last several to over ten Hours, then disappear without any trace. Usually accompanied with intense itching

  27. wheal

  28. 6. nodule Circumscribed, solid lesion centered in dermis or the subcutaneous fat Circular or oval, Elevated or just palpable

  29. nodule

  30. nodule

  31. nodule

  32. cyst 7. Cystic lesion with a wall located in dermis or subcutus, containing fluid, dope or debris of cells Elevated or just papable Circular or oval, Palpation with resilience

  33. cyst

  34. cyst

  35. secondary lesion defition：lesions follow primary eruptions with scratching, therapy, infection or the process of recovery.

  36. 1. scale Laminated masses of keratinocytes

  37. scale

  38. scale

  39. 2. crust Dried serum, pus, blood, usually mixed with epithelial and sometimes bacterial debris

  40. crust

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