A wound or mark that can be termed as a disease or disorder is referred to as what?

A wound or mark classified as a disease or disorder is known as a lesion. The term "lesion" encompasses a wide range of abnormalities in skin structure, which can be the result of various pathological conditions. Lesions can vary in appearance, size, and can arise due to injuries, infections, inflammatory processes, or neoplasms (tumors).

While terms like macule, papule, and pustule refer to specific types of skin lesions, they represent particular characteristics or forms of lesions rather than the broader concept. A macule is a flat, discolored area of skin that is not elevated; a papule is a small, raised bump on the skin; and a pustule is a small blister-like lesion that contains pus. All of these terms describe forms that fall under the general category of lesions, but they are not comprehensive enough to capture the full spectrum of diseased or disordered skin, which is why the broader term "lesion" is the most accurate and encompassing choice.