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cyanosis,
erythema, jaundice, etc., and sees the pigmentation pattern of the skin. The examiner also inspects the skin
for any hemorrhagic lesions like petechiae, purpura, and ecchymosis, or structural changes on the skin
like macule, vesicles, bullae, wheals, pustules, papules, plaque, nodules, scales,
excoriations, fissures, scars, ulcers, or lichenifications . A variety of skin conditions and diseases
importantly temperature. The physician also evaluates the skin color for any abnormality like
can be properly diagnosed by a proper assessment of skin condition. Not only that, even systemic condition can be
reflected many times to the skin surface, like jaundice and cystic fibrosis, in which skin is the primary indicator of
the underlying disease.