(SHORT) Ch.4 Quiz: Disorders & Diseases of the Skin SCE202

Blocked follicles cause _________.

Hypertrophy is _________.

What is true of psoriasis?

What is a verruca?

Small outgrowths or extensions of the skin that look like flaps are called _________.

What does hyperkeratosis refer to?

The condition herpes zoster presents with which symptoms?

Someone with impetigo likely has _________.

What would be a symptom of someone who had herpes simplex virus 1?

What statement is true of conjunctivitis?

Which condition can be contagious?

Pseudofolliculitis is _________.

Hyperhidrosis is _________.

Anhidrosis is _________.

Lesions in the early stages of development or change are known as _________ lesions.

Vascular lesions are a condition of the _________ system.

Depressions in the skin characterize _________ lesions.

What characterizes primary lesions?

A lesion is _________.

In order to detect cancerous lesions, it is advisable to visit a physician _________.

Black or dark patches on the skin that are usually uneven in texture, jagged, or raised characterizes
the condition known as _________.

Sebaceous filaments are often found on the _________.

Cystic acne is grade _________ acne.

Adrenaline helps the body to _________.

Acne is a condition which _________.

A small elevation on the skin that contains fluid but may develop into a pustule is a _________.

An inflamed papule with a white or yellow center containing pus is known as a _________.

What characterizes the condition known as acne?

What is true of seborrhea?

What is true of telangiectasia?

The largest external cause of pigmentation disorders is _________.

Which of the following is an example of macules?

Which of the following is an example of macules?

A malformation of the skin from abnormal pigmentation or dilated capillaries is known as
_________.

What is a symptom of vitiligo?

The rare genetic condition that is characterized by the lack of melanin pigment in the body is known
as _________.

What is true of a tan?

Hyperpigmentation is a condition that describes _________.

Hyperpigmentation triggered by hormonal changes is a condition called _________.

Allergic contact dermatitis is most frequently caused by _________ dye.

The itchy feeling that often accompanies contact dermatitis is caused by _________.

The inflammatory skin condition that is caused by exposure and direct skin contact to allergens is
_________.

Dermatitis is best defined as _________.

Estheticians who work with clients with a dermatological condition should _________.

Estheticians can provide clients who have skin disorders help in each of the following ways
EXCEPT _________.

All of the following people may diagnose rosacea EXCEPT _________.

Disorders of the skin are _________.

Someone who would be most likely to work in conjunction with an esthetician in treating someone
with hyperpigmentation is _________.

One indication that a mole might be cancerous is that it _________.

What diameter indicates melanoma?

Melanoma’s color is usually _________.

What does the border of a mole that might be cancerous look like?

What is a symptom of PCOS that an esthetician can help with?

PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) is NOT _________.

Alcohol consumption might be limited for a client with _________.

Someone with rosacea should _________.

What is the scientific term for a wart?

What is a medical condition that would prevent treatment by an esthetician?

A client’s nails would be brittle if they had _________.