The
accurate
____________________
of
any
skin
lesions
can
be
made
by
histologic
____________________
of
a
skin
biopsy
.
However
,
clinicians
must
gain
the
clinical
acumen
to
____________________
identify
common
benign
skin
lesions
and
to
distinguish
those
skin
conditions
____________________
do
need
a
biopsy
and
possible
further
treatment
.
Initially
,
benign
lesions
must
____________________
differentiated
from
malignant
lesions
.
This
is
best
done
by
being
familiar
with
____________________
of
common
malignant
lesions
.
The
clinician
should
try
to
categorize
any
skin
____________________
as
one
of
the
following
:
most
likely
benign
,
most
likely
malignant
,
or
____________________
.
The
last
2
categories
should
be
biopsied
.
Once
the
benign
nature
____________________
the
lesions
is
assumed
,
the
diagnosis
must
be
made
accurately
in
order
to
____________________
any
future
malignant
potential
.
A
critical
caveat
is
that
all
benign
lesions
must
be
watched
by
the
patient
and
____________________
by
a
clinician
should
any
changes
occur
.
