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pseudofolliculitis
razor bumps
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ecchymosis
excessive bruising
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Senile lentigines
liver spots
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onychomycosis
toenail fungus
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Ocular fundus
- Retinal
- structures generally have less shine; blood vessels look paler, narrower, and
- attenuated; arterioles appear paler and straighter, with a narrower light
- reflex
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Angular chelitis
cracking on the edge of the lips
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Torus palatinus
bony growth, normal
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Dysphagia
difficulty swallowing
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Tophi on external ear
little bumps that show up with gout
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Presbycusis
type of hearing loss that occurs with aging, even in people living in quiet environment lose certain frequencies
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Otosclerosis
- Common cause of conductive
- hearing loss in young adults between ages of 20 and 40 years
- •Gradual hardening
- of stapes that causes foot plate of stapes
- to become fixed in oval window, impeding transmission of sound and causing
- progressive deafness
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Drusen
- or
- benign degenerative hyaline deposits are normal development on retinal surface;
- Often
- symmetrically placed in eyes with no effect on vision
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Arcus senilis
commonly seen around cornea
- Ø Gray-white
- arc or circle around limbus due to deposition of lipid material As
- more lipid accumulates, cornea may look thickened and raised, but arcus has no
- effect on vision
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Xanthelasma
- soft, raised yellow plaques occurring on lids at inner
- canthus
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diaphoresis
more moist than would expect
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melasma
the mask of pregnancy
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What is diasoltic pressure?
Resting pressure before diastole.
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What is systolic pressure?
Left ventricular contraction during systole.
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