Descriptive terminology path

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Across
  1. 2. Linear cleavage or cleft
  2. 5. Superficial loss of surface epithelium
  3. 6. flat area of hemorrhage larger than 2cm; “bruise”
  4. 7. flat hemorrhage into the skin, larger than petechia, but less than/equal 2cm
  5. 13. Dried blood, serum or purulent exudate on the skin surface
  6. 14. Flakes of retained surface keratin
  7. 15. flat round pinpoint areas of hemorrhage, usually 3mm or less
  8. 18. Abnormally swollen, distended or dilated
  9. 19. inflammation or trauma
  10. 20. Flat, raised, depressed
  11. 21. Superficial circumscribed cavity filled with purulent exudate
  12. 23. Foreign material
  13. 25. usually blisterform
  14. 26. vascular lesions and cysts
  15. 28. non specific term; any large, solid mass; may be benign or malignant
  16. 29. Foreign material in the tissues
Down
  1. 1. Pigment, pus, lymphoid tissue, adipose tissue
  2. 3. Non specific term used to describe a clinical abnormality
  3. 4. base is narrower than widest part
  4. 8. normal oral mucosa
  5. 9. Fluid filled, elevated, superficial, 5mm or less in diameter
  6. 10. implies injury, infection, or inflammatory response
  7. 11. Vascular lesions or blood pigments
  8. 12. Base is widest part of lesion
  9. 16. altered epithelium or lamina propia
  10. 17. No elevation or depression
  11. 21. Macula over 2cm in diameter
  12. 22. Smooth, rough, matte, shaggy, lobulated, pebbly, granular, papillary, verrucous, corrugated
  13. 24. Complete loss of surface epithelium
  14. 26. Melanin or hemosiderin
  15. 27. Fluid filled, elevated, superficial greater than 5mm in diameter