A 21-year-old woman presents with a 3-month history of a black mole on her right calf. She tells you that the lesion is enlarging and expanding. It began to itch about 3 weeks ago, and it has bled 2 times. She thinks that there may have been a mole near the same spot previously, but she is not certain. Her general health is good; there is no history of chronic illness, hospitalizations, or surgeries. She works as a professional model for a large advertisement agency. She does not take any prescription medication; she does not use tobacco, alcohol, or recreational drugs. Although she has dark hair, she has a fair skin, and she says that she usually burns with even short sun exposure. She does occasionally use a tanning booth prior to modeling events and vacations. There is no family history of skin cancer.
VS stable, she looks anxious, but she is otherwise well.
There is a dark brown-black nodule on the right calf 1 cm in diameter.
On the surface of the nodule, there is a tiny area of crusting. There are no hairs. The nodule is asymmetrical, and its border is sharply demarcated; the color is uniform, and the elevation is regular. There is a narrow (1-2 mm) rim of erythema around most of the nodule. She has a sprinkling (about 25-30 in all) of melanocytic nevi on her trunk and legs. There is no significant local or distal lymphadenopathy. The liver is not palpable. The remainder of the physical examination is unremarkable.

What is the most likely diagnosis?

Answer:

not a doctor or anything but to me the most likely diagnosis is that If she models, and goes for tanning, the mole might have come into contact with some chemical thought that is unlikely.

it can also be that there was prolonged sun exposure on that area which caused the ledion

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Part 2 of True or False


20, Only sexually active adults can get STI/HIV. True or False

21 , Only gay people get HIV and AIDS. True or False

22, STI can result in a baby being born blind. True or False

23, You can get HIV and AIDS by touching a person with AIDS. True or False

24, Anyone can get a STI/HIV. True or False

25, A person with one sex partner is not at risk for STI/HIV. True or False

26, You are at a greater risk of getting STI/HIV if you have many sexual partners. True or False

27, You can get a STI/HIV by sharing needles. True or False

28, It is safe to have tattoos/piercings done. True or False

29, Sexual intercourse is the only way to get STI/HIV. True or False

30, The herpes virus causes cold sores. True or False

31, The most common STI in Alberta today is genital herpes. True or False

32, Early onset of sexual intercourse, exposure to HPV and having more than one sexual partner can put a female at risk for cervical cancer. True or False

33, Information shared between a doctor and a patient is confidential. True or False

34, Chlamydia is the most commonly reported STI for Alberta teens. True or False

35, Chlamydia is the most commonly reported STI for teens in Canada. True or False

36, It is normal for women to have some vaginal discharge. True or False

37, Birth control pills provide protection against STI/HIV. True or False

38, If you know your partner, you can’t get an STI/HIV. True or False

39, A sexual active female should see her doctor and get a Pap test regularly. True or False

40, If an STI is caused by a bacteria, it cannot be cured. True or False

41, There is a vaccine for HPV. True or False


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