Oregon Esthetician State Board

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Which of the following is NOT a term for a skin lesion or skin condition?

Scar
Blackhead
Keloid
Dermatitis

The correct answer is: Dermatitis

In this context, the term "dermatitis" refers to an inflammation of the skin that can manifest in various forms, such as eczema or contact dermatitis, affecting overall skin health and appearance. It is a broader category of skin conditions rather than a specific lesion or skin abnormality. On the other hand, scars, blackheads, and keloids all specifically describe certain types of skin lesions. A scar is tissue that forms over a wound as it heals, a blackhead is a type of acne lesion formed by clogged pores, and a keloid is a raised overgrowth of scar tissue that develops at the site of an injury. All three are identifiable skin lesions or abnormalities resulting from specific issues with the skin. By differentiating dermatitis as an inflammatory condition rather than a specific lesion, it becomes clear why this option stands out in the context of skin lesions and conditions. Understanding the distinction between various skin conditions and specific lesions is crucial for estheticians when assessing and treating clients’ skin concerns.