- A
petechia (/pɪˈtiːkiə/; pl.: petechiae) is a
small red or
purple spot (≤4 mm in diameter) that can
appear on the skin, conjunctiva, retina, and mucous...
- The
yellow warbler (Setophaga
petechia) is a New
World warbler species.
Yellow warblers are the most
widespread species in the
diverse genus Setophaga...
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hyperpigmentation as part of melanoderma, or to
spontaneous subcutaneous hemorrhages (
petechia or ecchymoses). All
authors agree that
sources on Jane Austen's
final illness...
- Purpura,
hemorrhagic lesions caused by
bleeding underneath the skin
Bruise Petechia Blueskin (disambiguation) Blue
people (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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after birth from a
prior nuchal cord may
include duskiness of face,
facial petechia, and
bleeding in the
whites of the eye.
Complications can
include meconium...
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weight loss, splenomegaly, flu-like feeling,
cardiac murmur,
heart failure,
petechia (red
spots on the skin), Osler's
nodes (subcutaneous
nodules found on hands...
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Tourniquet test A
positive tourniquet test on the
right side of a
patient with
dengue fever. Note the
increased number of
petechia....
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vascular (inflammatory or congenital),
nonvascular (nevus), or
hemorrhagic (
petechia or purpura).
Hemorrhagic lesions and
nonvascular lesions do not blanch...
- *purpurae
count declension). Bruise,
which is a
hematoma caused by
trauma Petechia,
which is a
small type of
hematoma (<3 mm) Ecchymosis,
which is a large...
- to be
confused with
other similar-looking lesions. Such
lesions include petechia (less than 3 mm (0.12 in),
resulting from
numerous and
diverse etiologies...
