A Verruca vulgaris
B Psoriasis
C Seborrheic keratosis
D Actinic (solar) keratosis
E Bowen's disease
B Psoriasis
C Seborrheic keratosis
D Actinic (solar) keratosis
E Bowen's disease
A intradermal nevus
B junctional nevus
C compound nevus
D spitz nevus
E dysplastic nevus
B junctional nevus
C compound nevus
D spitz nevus
E dysplastic nevus
Occasionally these cells fuse and form multinucleate giant cells
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36%
A
9%
B
0%
C
18%
D
36%
E
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slightly raised plaques with variegated pigmentation and irregular borders occurring in both sun-exposed and protected skin.
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0%
A
10%
B
40%
C
10%
D
40%
E
The hallmark of the this is the proliferation of melanocytic nevus cells that look like spindle cells or epithelioid cells.
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0%
A
0%
B
11%
C
78%
D
11%
E
The nevus cells are found at the dermoepidermal junction and throughout the dermis.
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11%
A
33%
B
44%
C
11%
D
0%
E
This pigmented lesion occurs on the sun-exposed skin of elderly patients, predominantly on the face and neck.
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11%
compound nevus
56%
Lentigo maligna
0%
spitz nevus
11%
A+B
22%
All of above
in Melanoma, the most aggressive variant is:
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89%
Nodular
11%
superficial spreading
0%
lentigo maligna
0%
acral lentigious
A granuloma pyogenicum
B dermalofibroma
C Lichen planus
D Ipmetigo
E none of the above
B dermalofibroma
C Lichen planus
D Ipmetigo
E none of the above
The epidermis may show atrophy or ulceration, but it does not show acanthosis.
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38%
A
13%
B
13%
C
13%
D
25%
E
Indolent nodule that occurs predominantly on the extremities in adults
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25%
A
63%
B
0%
C
0%
D
13%
E
affects up to 3% of the U.S. population, with a predilection for middle-aged women.
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0%
A
13%
B
25%
C
25%
D
38%
E
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