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Skin Lesion Mystery

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Identify the raised, itchy skin patch.

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Identify the raised, itchy skin patch.

by sfischer
1

I am a raised, itchy, irregularly shaped area of edema in the skin that tends to appear and disappear over time. What am I?

Hints

Medical terms describe this as a transient, itchy swelling on the skin.

It is not a permanent lump; it resolves and can return.

It is commonly seen with insect bites like mosquitoes.

2

A flat, distinct, discolored spot on the skin that is less than 1 cm in diameter.

Hints

Flat; you cannot feel it.

examples :Freckles, flat moles.

3

A solid, raised lesion that is deeper and larger than a papule (usually >1 cm).

Hints

You can feel it; deeper into the dermis.

Examples: Lipomas, enlarged lymph nodes.

4

A skin reaction characterized by multiple wheals (hives) caused by histamine release.

Hints

Allergic reaction pattern; itchy, raised, red patches.

5

A small, fluid-filled blister less than 1 cm in diameter.

Hints

clear fluid inside

Examples: Chickenpox lesions, shingles vesicles.

6

A small, raised lesion filled with purulent fluid.

Hints

infected fluid

examples: acne pustules, folliculitis

7

Skin inflammation caused by chronic venous insufficiency, usually in the lower legs.

Hints

Red-brown discoloration, itching, swelling; associated with poor circulation.

8

the sensation of itching

Hints

symptom not a disease

9

Rough, scaly patches on sun-exposed skin caused by long‑term UV damage.

Hints

Pre-cancerous; can progress to squamous cell carcinoma.

10

Benign, waxy, "stuck-on" appearing brown or black lesions.

Hints

Noncancerous; common in older adults.

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