59 y/o man with h/o #Basal-cell-carcinoma on face. This mol | Figure 1
Garver_RN
Registered Nurse
59 y/o man with h/o #Basal-cell-carcinoma on face. This mole on his back appears to be developing a crust of some kind. Just a #Keratosis or should he see a dermatologist? Negative bleeding, negative #Pruritus, negative #Pain. Family hx significant for both parents dying of cancer.
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