bluish color on skin

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Yellowish color on skin

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What is this?

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What clinical disorder is this?

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It is the infection of the hair follicle and sebaceous glands

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What is this

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impetigo is caused by:

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What clinical disorder is this

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It's the death of a tissue

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Fluid filled areas on the skin

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marked by scaly patches

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What clinical disorder is this

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What is this

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Viral infection; unelevated lesions/redness (macule)

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What clinical disorder is this

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Linear crack skin

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Congenital disorder affecting capillaries of the skin

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Dried skin

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White irregular patches on the skin

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First lesions to appear on skin

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Redness and inflammation of skin and mucous membrane

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What is this

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Circumcised, thin and translucent lesion, filled with fluid and blood

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Fungal infection; affects keratinized portion of skin

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Larger than vesicles

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Vesicle/bullae filled with pus

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what is this

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loss of epidermis

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Bigger than papules

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Large solid mass, benign/ malignant

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From hives and mosquito bites

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Raised lesions

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Accumulation of sebum and keratin within a hair follicle

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Dried pus and blood

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Fibrous tissue replacing injury

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overgrowth of scar

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Infection on the superficial layer of the skin, caused by staphylococcus aureus, and it looks like small blisters with pus

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Viral infection with fluid filled vesicles

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permanent dilation of the capillaries in the skin

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abrasion from trauma

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Larger red/purple patches

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Tiny pinpoint red/purple spots from blood vessels

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