Eccrine - smaller, coiled tubules which open to skin surface and located over the entire skin
Apocrine - larger, open to hair follicles, located mainly in axillae, areolae of the breasts and genital area, produce thick secretions which react with bacteria on skin surface to produce body odor
Rash or lesion - onset, location, spread, character or quality, duration, associative factors, alleviating and aggravating factors, patient's perception
The presence of excess interstitial fluid; an area that appears swollen, shiny and taut and tends to blanch the skin color or, if accompanied by inflammation, may redden the skin
It may also described as pitting or non-pitting edema