clinical presentation of an initial HSV infection from HSV1 (oral) or HSV2 (genital) that can appear as multiple ulcerations on both keratinizing and gland bearing mucosa
acute primary herpetic gingivostomatitis
baldness
alopecia
an area of balness on the head cuased by pulling out the hair at the roots
traumatic alopecia
ill health, malnutrition, wasting (emaciating)
cachexia
multiple papillary or focal sessile-based lesions caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV6 or HPV11)
condyloma acuminatum
identify a disease by comparing the symptoms of two or more diseases that are similar
differential diagnosis
discoloration of the skin that is blue-black with irregularly formed hemorrhagic areas. color changes with time to yellow or greenish-brown
ecchymosis
swelling
edema
pertaining to or used in legal proceedings
forensic
hemorrhages on the skin caused by abnormal decrease in the number of blood platelets with unknown etiology
idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura
marriage partners, partners living together, dating relationships and former spouses, partners, boyfriend/girlfriends
intimate relationship
area of skin that has thickened and hardened from continuous irritation
lichenification
bilateral periorbital ecchymosis, which can occur as a result of a basilar skill fracture
raccoon sign
a method of photography to record bit marks; the use of a metric scale placed directly above or below the injury to indicate scale; use the grid photographic film