Dermatological Signs and Symptoms
von Kyle Klein
1. Erythema
1.1. Infection
1.2. Sun Burn/ Exposure
1.3. Vigorous Message
1.4. Blistering Agents
1.5. Skin Cosmetic Work
1.6. Niacin Administration
1.7. Mercury Toxicity
1.8. Radiation therapy and ionizing exposure
2. Xeroderma
2.1. Medications
2.2. Low humidity
2.3. Excess Hand Washing or Bathing
2.4. Vitamin Deficiency
2.5. Sun Burn/ Exposure
3. Nevus
3.1. Birthmark
3.2. Sun Exposure
3.3. Melanoma
4. Desquamation
4.1. X-Linked ichthyosis
4.2. Toxic Shock
4.3. Sun Burn
4.4. Mercury Poisoning
5. Pruritus
5.1. Systemic Disease
5.2. Allergic Reaction
5.3. Hyperthyroidism
5.4. Allergies
5.5. Skin Conditions
5.6. Asthma
5.7. Infection
6. Edema
6.1. Heredity
6.2. Physical Inactivity
6.3. Surgery
6.4. Static Positioning
6.5. Heat
6.6. Burns
6.7. Pregnancy
6.8. Medications
6.9. Excessive Salt Intake
6.10. Malnutrition
6.11. Chronic lung disease
6.12. Heart Failure
6.13. Liver Disease
6.14. Diabetes
6.15. Blood Clot
7. changes in skin pigment, turgor, texture
7.1. Decreased fluid intake
7.2. Diarrhea
7.3. Dehydration
7.4. Heat Stroke
7.5. Scleroderma
7.6. Hyperpigmentation
7.7. Hypopigmentation
8. Urticaria
8.1. Alergic Reaction
8.2. Contact urticaria
8.3. Insect bites
8.4. NSAID, Antibiotics, Opiods
9. Itching
9.1. Neurogenic
9.2. Psychogenic
9.3. Neuropathic
9.4. Pruitoceptive
10. Blister
10.1. Friction/Rubbing
10.2. Chemical
10.3. Extreme Temperature
10.4. Crushing/Pinching
10.5. Medical Condition
10.5.1. Cold Sores
10.5.2. Chickenpox
10.5.3. scabies