4.7 - 4.9 Flashcards
(39 cards)
1
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Kerat/keratin
A
Cornea or Keratin
2
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Lacer
A
To tear
3
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Lucid
A
Bright, clear
4
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Melan
A
Melanin, black pigment, black
5
Q
Myc
A
Fungus
6
Q
Myos
A
Muscle
7
Q
Necr/o
A
Death
8
Q
Pedicul
A
Louse
9
Q
Pigment
A
To color or to paint
10
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Prurit
A
Itch
11
Q
Onych
A
Nail
12
Q
Ox
A
Oxygen
13
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Scler
A
Hard, white of eye, hardness
14
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Seb/o
A
Sebum
15
Q
Sebace
A
Wax
16
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Stasis
A
To constrict
17
Q
Surg
A
Operate
18
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-al
A
Pertaining to
19
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-ant
A
Forming, pertaining to, agent
20
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-ary
A
Pertaining to
21
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-ate
A
Composed of, pertaining to, process
22
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-ation
A
Process
23
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-ician
A
Expert, specialist
24
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-ion
A
Action, condition, process
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-is
Belonging to, pertaining to, condition
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-itis
Inflammation, infection
27
-ize
Action, affect in a specific way, policy
28
-oma
Tumor, mass
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-opsy
To view
30
-ose
Full of, condition
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-osis
Condition
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-ous
Pertaining to
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-stasis
Control, stop, stand still
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-us
Pertaining to
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-sum
Take up or pick up
36
First-Degree (Superficial) Burns
Involve only the epidermis and produce inflammation with redness, pain, and slight edema. Healing occurs in 3 - 5 days without scarring.
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Second Degree (partial thickness) burns
Involve the epidermis and dermis but leave some of the dermis intact. They produce redness, blisters, and more severe pain. Healing occurs in 2 - 3 weeks with minimal scarring.
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Third degree (full thickness) burns
Involve the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissues which are often completely destroyed. Healing takes a long time and involves using skin grafts.
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Fourth Degree burns
Destroy all layers of the skin and involve tendons, muscles, and sometimes bones.
