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The common skin disorders, and the ABCDE warning signs of melanoma.
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A teen has tender raised bumps on the face after oily material plugs follicles and the area becomes inflamed. Which condition fits this history?
An itchy rash forms dry, cracked patches in the bends of the elbows and often flares after irritants or allergens contact the skin. Which disorder is most likely?
Raised red plaques on both elbows are covered by thick silvery scale because epidermal cells mature far faster than normal. What condition is described?
A child has small sores around the mouth that rupture and leave honey-colored crusts. Which common skin infection matches this appearance?
A rough, raised growth on a finger has tiny dark dots inside and is caused by a virus infecting epidermal cells. Which condition is it?
Between the toes, skin is itchy, peeling, and cracked after a fungal infection grows in a warm, moist area. Which disorder is this?
A student develops sudden raised welts that itch and fade within hours after histamine is released during an allergic reaction. Which condition is described?
Clusters of painful fluid-filled blisters appear at the edge of the lip and later crust over; the virus can remain dormant in nerves. Which condition is it?
One half of a mole no longer matches the other half in outline. Which ABCDE warning sign does that feature flag?
A mole's edge becomes ragged, notched, and poorly defined instead of smooth. Which ABCDE warning sign is being flagged?
A mole contains tan, brown, black, and reddish areas within the same spot. Which ABCDE warning sign does this finding match?
A pigmented spot is wider than 6 mm, about the width of a pencil eraser. Which ABCDE warning sign is this size criterion?
A mole that had been stable for years starts itching and bleeding during the last two months. Which ABCDE warning sign is most directly shown?
Inflamed bumps form when an oil-producing gland emptying into a follicle is plugged. Which structure has failed to drain normally?
A blister forms after a partial-thickness burn because the upper skin separates from the connective tissue layer below. Which layer lies under the blister roof?
A full-thickness burn destroys pain receptors, blood vessels, glands, and hair follicles across the skin. Which layer must be damaged for those structures to be lost?
A shallow scrape removes the layer where new keratinocytes divide to replace the surface. Which epidermal layer is injured?
A skin cancer begins in pigment-producing epidermal cells and spreads to distant organs earlier than the two nonpigment types. Which cancer is it?
A slow-growing cancer starts in cells of the deepest epidermal layer and often forms a pearly bump; metastasis is uncommon. Which cancer is it?
A cancer from keratin-producing epidermal cells can form a scaly sore and may spread if ignored, but it is usually less aggressive than the pigment-cell cancer. Which one is it?
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