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Primary vs Secondary Lesions

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Differentiate primary and secondary lesions.

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Differentiate primary and secondary lesions.

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A papule cannot be a primary lesion.

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A crust is a primary lesion.

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Primary lesions are the initial skin changes seen in a disease before evolution.

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A vesicle is a secondary lesion.

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Primary lesions include macule, papule, vesicle, plaque, and nodule.

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Secondary lesions develop from modifications of primary lesions (e.g., scratching, infection, or healing).

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A scar is a primary lesion.

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A wheal is considered a primary lesion in wheal-and-flare reactions.

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Erosion and crust are examples of secondary lesions.

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An ulcer is a primary lesion.

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