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#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @pathologynavigator (verified account) - Follow Save Share 📌 Notes in Telegram 📚 Comment PDF to get the link ✨ Pediatric skin lesions become easy once you identify the lesion type first 👶
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Follow Save Share 📌 Notes in Telegram 📚 Comment PDF to get the link ✨ Pediatric skin lesions become easy once you identify the lesion type first 👶 Macule, papule, vesicle, pustule, bulla, wheal, plaque, purpura, patch — these are classic exam traps 🎯 One morphology word can point straight to the diagnosis. 🔍 High-yield clues: • Dewdrop vesicle = Varicella • Umbilicated papule = Molluscum contagiosum • Honey-colored crust = Impetigo • Palpable purpura = Henoch-Schonlein purpura • Target lesion = Erythema multiforme 🚀 10 Days Crash Course ✨ Rapid revision of high-yield pathology ✨ MCQ-focused discussion daily ✨ Ideal for last-minute prep ✨ Strong exam recall boost 📘 Regular Teaching Course ✨ System-wise conceptual learning ✨ Strong pathology foundation ✨ Integrated clinical correlations ✨ Useful for NEETPG, USMLE, INICET, PLAB, FMG #PediatricDermatology #SkinLesions #DermatologyMCQ #PathologyNavigator #NEETPG USMLE INICET pediatric skin lesions lesion morphology macule papule vesicle pustule bullous lesions urticaria impetigo molluscum contagiosum varicella erythema multiforme henoch schonlein purpura vitiligo atopic dermatitis medical students pathology revision dermatology notes
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @robert.health.tips - Primary skin lesions explained 🩺✨ Understanding the basics can help you notice changes earlier. • Flat spots → Macule (<1 cm) / Patch (>1 cm) • Rais
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Primary skin lesions explained 🩺✨ Understanding the basics can help you notice changes earlier. • Flat spots → Macule (<1 cm) / Patch (>1 cm) • Raised solid bumps → Papule (<1 cm) / Plaque (>1 cm) • Deeper firm lumps → Nodule / Tumor (often benign) • Fluid-filled → Vesicle (clear fluid) / Pustule (pus) These are general medical terms doctors use to describe what they see — not a diagnosis by themselves. If a spot changes color, grows fast, bleeds, or looks unusual, get it checked. Save and share with someone who needs this 📌 #SkinHealth #DermatologyBasics #HealthAwareness #KnowYourSkin #MedicalEducation Prevention HealthyLiving
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @rn.yasmeenabughazleh (verified account) - 🩺 Dermatology made EASY-save this! Types of skin lesions = NCLEX & clinical favorite 🧠 🔍 Know the basics: • Macule - flat, color change • Papule
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🩺 Dermatology made EASY—save this! Types of skin lesions = NCLEX & clinical favorite 🧠 🔍 Know the basics: • Macule – flat, color change • Papule – raised < 1 cm • Nodule – raised > 1 cm • Vesicle – clear fluid • Pustule – pus-filled • Plaque – broad, raised • Ulcer – tissue loss • Fissure – linear crack 📌 Nursing tip: 👉 Flat vs raised is the FIRST thing to assess 💾 Save for exams & clinicals! — RN.Yasmeen 💙 #viral #fyp #education #trending #explore
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @dr_khan360 - Visual Identification of Skin Lesions for Nursing Types of Skin Lesions (Clinical Dermatology) Understanding different skin lesions helps in early dia
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Visual Identification of Skin Lesions for Nursing Types of Skin Lesions (Clinical Dermatology) Understanding different skin lesions helps in early diagnosis of many dermatological conditions. 🔹 Macule – Flat lesion with only color change, no elevation (example: freckles). 🔹 Papule – Small solid raised lesion less than 1 cm (commonly seen in acne). 🔹 Nodule – Solid raised lesion larger than 1 cm, deeper than papule. 🔹 Vesicle – Small clear fluid-filled blister (example: chickenpox). 🔹 Pustule – Vesicle filled with pus, usually indicates infection. 🔹 Plaque – Broad, flat-topped raised lesion (commonly seen in psoriasis). 🔹 Scale – Keratin flakes present on the skin surface (example: dandruff). 🔹 Fissure – Deep linear crack extending into dermis (example: athlete’s foot). 🔹 Ulcer – Loss of epidermis and dermis, may heal with scar. 🔹 Scar – Fibrous tissue formed after healing of injury. 🔹 Erythema – Redness of skin due to vasodilation. 🔹 Cyanosis – Bluish discoloration of skin due to low oxygen (hypoxia). 🔹 Vitiligo – Well-defined depigmented patches caused by loss of melanocytes. 📌 Quick Tip: Primary lesions → Macule, Papule, Nodule, Vesicle, Pustule, Plaque Secondary lesions → Scale, Fissure, Ulcer, Scar ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational awareness only. For proper diagnosis and treatment, consult a qualified healthcare professional. Hashtags #Dermatology #SkinLesions #MedicalEducation #DermatologyNotes #MedicalStudents Pharmacist SkinConditions MedicalAwareness HealthcareEducation DermatologyLearning SkinHealth Medico PharmacyKnowledge ClinicalDermatology MedicalInfographic DermatologyStudy HealthEducation SkinCareEducation MedicalFacts Muktar_aryan
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @the_nursing_mind (verified account) - NCLEX must know: Skin lesions made simple. 📚 Flat = macule, raised = papule/nodule/plaque, fluid = vesicle/pustule. Don't confuse primary vs seconda
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NCLEX must know: Skin lesions made simple. 📚 Flat = macule, raised = papule/nodule/plaque, fluid = vesicle/pustule. Don’t confuse primary vs secondary lesions. Visual learning is key—save this for quick revision and exam success. — The Nursing Mind Educational purposes only #nclex #nclexrn #nclexprep #nclexstudy #usahealth
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @tinaskia_chinel - Important Skin Lesions: → Macule Flat, non-palpable change in skin color without elevation or depression (e.g., freckles). → Papule Solid, raised lesi
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Important Skin Lesions: → Macule Flat, non-palpable change in skin color without elevation or depression (e.g., freckles). → Papule Solid, raised lesion <1 cm in diameter, commonly seen in acne or inflammatory dermatoses. → Plaque Elevated, flat-topped lesion >1 cm, often formed by coalescence of papules (e.g., psoriasis). → Nodule Solid, deeper lesion involving dermis or subcutaneous tissue, usually >1 cm. → Vesicle Small, fluid-filled blister <1 cm (e.g., herpes simplex). → Bulla Large fluid-filled blister >1 cm (e.g., bullous pemphigoid). → Pustule Pus-filled lesion containing neutrophils (e.g., acne, bacterial infections). → Wheal Transient, edematous, raised lesion due to dermal edema (e.g., urticaria). → Comedo Plugged hair follicle seen in acne; may be open (blackhead) or closed (whitehead). → Papilloma Benign epithelial growth with a finger-like or verrucous surface. → Erythema Redness of skin due to vasodilation; blanches on pressure. → Telangiectasia Visible dilated superficial blood vessels. → Burrow Thin, linear track in the skin, classically seen in scabies. → Petechiae Pinpoint, non-blanching hemorrhages (<2 mm). → Purpura Larger non-blanching hemorrhagic lesions (2-10 mm). → Ecchymosis Bruise-like discoloration due to bleeding into the skin (>1 cm). → Hematoma Localized collection of blood within tissues due to vessel rupture. → Poikiloderma Combination of pigmentation changes, atrophy, and telangiectasia. #woundcare #awareness #SkinCare #healthcare #skinintegrity healthandwellbeing woundhealing fblifestyle WoundManagement socialmedia
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @thepamperplace - using a hydrocolloid surface patch on dermatitis that occurred as a result of a chemical peel that was too strong for around my mouth area 🥲 using a
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using a hydrocolloid surface patch on dermatitis that occurred as a result of a chemical peel that was too strong for around my mouth area 🥲 using a @herocosmetics surface patch despite being dermatitis and not pimples, using a hydrocolloid patch/“pimple” patch was still effective to keep the area moist, clean and protected from further irritation. it healed up quickly and well! #skincare #pimplepatch #pimplepatches #satisfying #grossbutsatisfying #acne #herocosmetics
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @mariela.derma - Los lunares aparecen en la infancia y adolescencia, la aparición de una lesión nueva en la etapa adulta es un signo de alarma. Este es un caso de un c
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Los lunares aparecen en la infancia y adolescencia, la aparición de una lesión nueva en la etapa adulta es un signo de alarma. Este es un caso de un carcinoma basocelular que se diagnosticó y trató quirúrgicamente de manera oportuna, logrando una cicatriz pequeña. Mándame mensaje si tienes alguna duda sobre una lesión. Recuerda que es importante valorar tus lunares o cualquier tipo de lesión en la piel 🚨 #cancer #cancerdepiel #skin #carcibomas #carcinomabasocelular #salud #health #vivirsincancer #piel #dermatology #dermatologospodcast
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @dermoscoppic - ACHANTOSIS NIGRICANS A 40 y.o, obese male with Fitzpatrick skin type IV and a history of persistent hyperinsulinemia presented with hyperpigmented pa
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ACHANTOSIS NIGRICANS A 40 y.o, obese male with Fitzpatrick skin type IV and a history of persistent hyperinsulinemia presented with hyperpigmented patches on the axillae and neck. Dermoscopy revealed papillomatosis and hyperkeratosis, creating an uneven, velvety surface. These epidermal changes (ridges dan grooves) trap sebum, keratin, and cellular debris, resulting in dark spots or dots resembling open comedones, especially in moist intertriginous areas. The condition tends to worsen with excessive sweating and poor hygiene. #derm #dermoscopy #skinlesion #dermatology #dermoscopyexcellence #woodlamp #achantosisnigricans #dermatoscopy
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @dr.chirag_dermatologist - "A common cause of hyperpigmented patches on the neck." This patient presented with multiple asymptomatic hyperpigmented patches with fine branny (fur
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“A common cause of hyperpigmented patches on the neck.” This patient presented with multiple asymptomatic hyperpigmented patches with fine branny (furfuraceous) scales over the neck. On gentle scratching, the fine powdery scaling becomes more apparent — a useful bedside clue. This presentation is typical of Pityriasis (Tinea) versicolor, a very common superficial fungal infection seen frequently in clinical practice. It is caused by Malassezia species, a lipophilic yeast that normally resides on human skin but can proliferate under favorable conditions such as: • Hot and humid climate • Excess sweating • Oily skin • Occlusive clothing The organism produces substances like azelaic acid, which interfere with melanin production, leading to hypo- or hyperpigmented patches with fine scaling. Diagnosis is usually clinical, but can be confirmed with: 🔬 KOH mount: showing short hyphae and spores (“spaghetti and meatballs” appearance). Treatment Most cases respond well to topical antifungals, such as: • Ketoconazole shampoo/lotion • Selenium sulfide lotion • Topical azole creams For extensive or recurrent cases, oral antifungals (itraconazole or fluconazole) may be prescribed. ⚠️ Even after treatment, pigment changes may take weeks to months to normalize. Prevention • Reduce excess sweating • Avoid tight occlusive clothing • In recurrent cases, periodic antifungal washes may help reduce relapse. #Dermatology #versicolor #ClinicalDermatology #SkinInfection #haldwani
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @derm.talk (verified account) - When in doubt see a derm. A spot that doesn't go away after a few months especially if continues to change, doesn't heal, bleeds easily, and is painfu
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When in doubt see a derm. A spot that doesn’t go away after a few months especially if continues to change, doesn’t heal, bleeds easily, and is painful could be a skin cancer, with BCC being the most common when the presents this way Thanks @figjamfigoff for sharing #skincancerawareness #skincancer #dermatologist #healthyskin #skincaretips
#Macule Papule Patch Plaque Reel by @dermatologist_adel (verified account) - This is NOT a pimple! If you have a pimple that does not go away and crusts & scabs over… then it could be a could be a skin cancer. BCCs (basal cel
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This is NOT a pimple! If you have a pimple that does not go away and crusts & scabs over… then it could be a could be a skin cancer. BCCs (basal cell carcinomas) are extremely common & most often happen because of excess sun exposure ☀️ See your derm for a skin check! 👩🏽‍⚕️☀️ Leave me your questions below! 👇🏽 #skincancer #bcc #dermatologist #skincancerawareness #skincare #melanoma

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