Integumentary pathologies

herpes simplex

• inflammation of the skin
• An inflammatory skin disease caused by Herpes virus
• sac containing fluid
• abnormal redness of the entire skin surface

hidradenitis

• Rash with tiny pinhead-sized papules, vesicles and/or pustules commonly seen in newborns and infants; prickly heat
• inflammation of a sweat gland
• redness of the skin
• inflammation of the hair follicles

hives

• sac containing fluid
• Skin sore or abrasion produced by scratching or scraping
• An inflammatory skin disease caused by Herpes virus
• eruption of itching and burning swellings on the skin; urticaria

Impetigo

• Inflammation of the skin caused by exposure to radiant energy, such as x-rays, ultraviolet light, and sunlight
• bruise
• skin infection marked by vesicles or bullae
• An inflammatory skin disease caused by Herpes virus

jaundice

• inflammation of the skin
• Yellow; a symptom of a disease in which there is excessive bile in the blood; the skin, whites of the eyes, and mucous membranes are yellow; icterus
• redness of the skin
• cancer that develops in the pigment cells of the skin; malignant black mole or tumor

keloid

• Superficial burns through only the epidermis.
• An inflammatory skin disease caused by Herpes virus
• infection of the skin or mouth caused by the yeast-type fungus
• overgrowth of scar tissue

leukaderma

• large blister
• Systemic disease caused by a virus and characterized by a rash and fever; also called German measles and three-day measles
• bruise
• Localized loss of pigmentation of the skin

Melanoma

• sac containing fluid
• cancer that develops in the pigment cells of the skin; malignant black mole or tumor
• hair loss
• oozing of pus or serum

miliaria

• a genetic condition characterized by a deficiency or the absence of pigment in the skin, hair, and irises of the eyes
• redness of the skin
• small, pinpoint hemorrhages
• Rash with tiny pinhead-sized papules, vesicles and/or pustules commonly seen in newborns and infants; prickly heat

mole

• chronic disorder of the skin that produces erythema, papules, pustules, and broken blood vessels, usually occurring on the central area of the face in people older than 30 years
• pigmented, elevated spot above the surface of the skin; a nevus
• "eating sore" death of tissue associated with loss of blood supply
• large blister