Papule plaque
nodule
Tumor wheal
, , ,
ircumscribedsuperficialelevatedformedbyfree
:
luidinacavity
1.
– 0.5
Vesicles up to cm
2.
- > 0.5
Bulla cm
3. –
Pustule filled with pus
Vesicles bulla
pustule•
– “”,
Comedo blackhead plugged opening of a
sebaceous gland•
–
Telangiectasia dilated small blood vessels•
– “”; , ,
Nevus mole flat to slightly elevated round
evenly pigmented lesion
Comedo telangiectasia nevus
:
nfancy
1.
Cutis marmorata•
mottled appearance•
,
common on the trunk arms and legs•
secondary to vasomotor changes of the dermis
and SQ•
response to cooling or chronic exposure to radiant
heat•
-,
prominent among pre terms cretin and Trisomy
2.
Harlequin dyschromia•
& –
one side of the body is red the other pale a
2
border separates the sides•
:
transient Unknown etiology
3.
Acrocyanosis•
blueness of the hands and feet•
’ 8 ,
if it won t disappear within hours rule out CHD
4.
Mongolian spots•
-
blackish blue areas located over the buttocks and
skin of the scrotum•
due to pigmented cells of the deeper layers of the
skin
Acyanosis Mongolian
spots
5.
Lanugo•
,
fine downy hair mostly on the shoulders and
back•
2
shed within weeks
6.
Vernix caseosa•
cheesy white material composed of sebum and
desquamated epithelial cells
7.
Milia
.
a
-, , ,
pinhead sized smooth white raised areas
without surrounding erythema
.
b
,
common in the nose chin and forehead
Lanugo vernix caseosa
milia
8.
Miliaria rubra
•
scattered vesicles on an erythematous base
usually on the face and trunks
•
secondary to the obstruction of ducts of sweat
glands•
1-2
disappear spontaneously in weeks
9.
Erythema toxicum
•
2-3
usually appear on the nd rd day of life
•
erythematous macules with central urticarial
wheals or vesicles
•
disappear spontaneously within a week
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