Ch 3 The Integumentary System - Dermatology Flashcards

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integumentary system

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the skin

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roots: (cutaneo/ dermo)

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skin

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The outermost layer the one that is visible and is made of large cells that look like scales.

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Epidermis

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largest organ of the body

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skin

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skin is affected by environmental variables such as:

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  • Chemicals
  • Pathogens
  • Radiation
  • Temperature
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Functions of the skin

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  • Barrier and Protection
  • Vitamin D production
  • Body temperature regulation
  • Sensation
  • Excretion (sweat)
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Under the epidermis lies a deeper layer that is much thicker has fewer cells and more thick fibers to give the skin strength and flexibility.
- home to hair follicles, nerves, and glands

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dermis

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Skin has two types of glands, which are groups of cells that release fluid.

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  • sweat glands (hidro) release sweat to rid the body of waste and cool the body
    -sebaceous glands (sebaceo) secrete oil as a natural moisturizer for the skin and hair.
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The nerves of the dermis detect …

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Fine pressure, deep pressure, temperature, and pain
- Skin is the largest sensory organ in your body.

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The end of your fingers and toes are nails specialized tissue made of hard substance

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Keratin

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Nails functions

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  • protect fingers/ toes
  • provide a good base for movement
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adip/o, lip/o, steat/o

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Fat

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cutane/o, derm/o, dermat/o

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skin

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pil/o, trich/o

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Hair

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hidr/o

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Sweat

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onych/o, ungu/o

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Nail

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seb/o, sebace/o

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Oil

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crypt/o

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hidden

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kerat/o

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hard, horny

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xer/o

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dry

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leuk/o, alb/o

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white

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erythr/o

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red

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xanth/o

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yellow

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melan/o

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black

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abrasion ab/ rasion away/ scrape (uh-BRAY-zhun)
scraping away of skin
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albinism albin/ ism white/ condition (AL-bih-nizm)
lack of pigment in skin causing patient to look white
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albino (al-BIH-noh)
a person afflicted with albinism
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alopecia (AL-oh-PEE-shah)
baldness
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anhidrosis an/ hidr/ osis no/ sweat/ condition (AN-hai-DROH-sis)
lack of sweating
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comedo to eat up (KOM-eh-doh)
a hair follicle that is plugged with sebum (black head, white head)
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cyanhidrosis cyan/hidr/osis blue/sweat/condition (sai-an-hai-DROH-sis)
blue sweat
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depigmentation de/pigment/ation away/pigment/ condition (DE-pig-men-TAY-shun)
loss of pigmentation
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dermatalgia dermat/algia skin/ pain (DER-mah-TAL-jah)
skin pain
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dermatodynia dermato/dynia skin/pain (der-MAH-toh-DIH-nee-ah)
skin pain
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dermatolysis dermato/ lysis skin/ loose (DER-mah-TAWL-ih-sis)
loose skin
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erythema redness (ER-ih-THEE-mah)
redness
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erythroderma erythro/ derma red/ skin (eh-RITH-roh-DER-mah)
red skin
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hemathidrosis hemat/hidr/osis blood/sweat/condition (hee-MAT-hai-DROH-sis)
sweating blood
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hidropoiesis hidro/ poiesis sweat/ formation (HAI-droh-poi-EE-sis)
the formation of sweat
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hyperhidrosis hyper/ hidr/ osis over/ sweat/ condition (HAI-per-hai-DROH-sis)
excessive sweating
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hyperkerotosis hyper/ kerat/ osis over/ horny/ condition (HAI-per-KER-ah-TOH-sis)
excessive growth of horny skin
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hypermelanosis hyper/ melan/ osis over/ black/ condition (HAI-per-mel-ah-NOH-sis)
excessive melanin in the skin
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hyperpigmentation hyper/ pigment/ ation over/ pigment/ conditon (HAI-per-PIG-men-TAY-shun)
excessive pigment in the skin
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hypohidrosis hypo/hidr/osis under/ sweat/ conditon (HAI-poh-hai-DROH-sis)
diminished sweating
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hypomelanosis hypo/melan/osis under/ black/ condition (HAI-poh-mel-ah-NOH-sis)
diminished melanin in the skin
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hypopigmentation hypo/pigment/ation under/pigment/condition (HAI-poh-PIG-men-TAY-shun)
diminished pigment in the skin
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leukoderma leuko/derma white/skin (LOO-koh-DER-mah)
white skin
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macerate to make soft (MAS-ih-rayt)
to soften the skin
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onychophagia onycho/ phagia nail/ eat (awn-ih-koh-FAY-jah)
eating or biting the nails
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pruritus itching (proo-RAI-tus)
an itch
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rhytidermia rhyti/dermia wrinkle/skin (rih-tih-DER-mee-ah)
wrinkled skin
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sebopoiesis sebo/poiesis oil/formation (see-boh-poi-EE-sis)
formation of oil (sebum)
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seborrhea sebo/rrhea oil/ discharge (seb-or-EE-ah)
discharge of oil (sebum)
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trichomegaly tricho/megaly hair/ enlargement (TRIK-oh-MEG-ah-lee)
abnormally thick hair
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urticaria burning nettle (URT-ih-KAR-ee-ah)
swollen raised itchy area of the skin
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xanthoderma xantho/ derma yellow/ skin (ZAN-thoh-DER-mah)
yellow skin
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xeroderma xero/derma dry/ skin (ZER-oh-DER-mah)
dry skin
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xerosis xer/osis dry/ condition (ze-ROH-sis)
condition of dryness
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rash is limited to a specific area
localized
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rash is all over the body
generalized
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rashes that start from the middle and work their way outward are..
centrifugal
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Rashes that spread from the outside inward are
centripetal
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small bumps (under 1cm )
papules
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bumps over 1cm
nodules
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large and flat bumps like a plateau
plaques
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small bumps (less than 1cm) filled with clear fluid are called
vesicles
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Bumps filled with pus are known as
pustules
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A large vesicle such as a blister is called
bulla
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larger pustules are called
abscesses
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small flat spots such as freckles are known as
macules
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larger macules are
patches
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macule, macula (freckle) spot or stain (MAK-yool), (MAK-yoo-lah) *Flat, Nonpalpable
small, flat, discolored area
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patch (vitiligo) spot or stain pach (vit-il-AI-goh) *Flat, Nonpalpable
lager, flat, discolored area
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papule pimple (PAP-yool) *Elevated, Palpable, Solid mass
a small solid mass
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plaque (PLAK) *Elevated, Palpable, Solid mass
a solid mass on the surface of the skin
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nodule (NOJ-yool) *Elevated, Palpable, Solid mass
a solid mass that extends deeper into the skin
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tumor (TOO-mur) *Elevated, Palpable, Solid mass
a larger solid mass
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vesicle ves/ icle bladder/ little (VES-i-kul) *Elevated, Fluid-Filled
a small blister
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bulla bubble (BUL-ah) *Elevated, Fluid-Filled
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pustule little blister (PUS-tyool) *Elevated, Fluid-Filled
a pus-filled blister
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abscess ab/scess away/ go (AB-ses) *Elevated, Fluid-Filled
a localized collection of pus in the body
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erosion e/ rosion away/ gnaw/eat (ee-ROH-zhun) *Loss of Skin Surface
loss of skin
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ulcer sore (UL-sir) *Loss of Skin Surface
a sore
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excoriation ex/ cori/ ation out/skin/conditon (eks-koh-ree-A-shun) *Loss of Skin Surface
a scratch
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fissure split or divide (FISH-ur) *Loss of Skin Surface
a crack in the skin
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scale (SKAYL) *Loss of Skin Surface
skin flaking off
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crust (KRUST) * Material on Skin Surface
a dried substance (i.e., blood, pus) on the skin
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vascular lesion blood vessel wound (VAS-kyoo-lar-LEE-zhun)
wounds related to blood vessels
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cherry angioma angi/ oma blood vessel/tumor (CHEH-ree AN-jee-OH-mah) *vascular lesion
a small blood vessel tumor
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telangiectasia (spider angioma) tel/angi/ectasia end/blood vessel/expansion (TEL-AN-jee-ek-TAY-zhuh) *vascular lesion
the overexpansion of the end of a blood vessel; sometimes called a spider angioma because of how it looks on the skin
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petechia freckle or spot (puh-TEE-kee-yah) *vascular lesion
a small bruise
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ecchymosis to pour out (ek-ih-MOH-sis) *vascular lesion
a larger bruise
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cicatrix (plural: cicatrices) scar (SIK-ah-triks) *vascular lesion
scar
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keloid kel/oid tumor/ resembling (KEE-loid) *vascular lesion
overgrowth of scar tissue
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epidermal tumors epi/derm/al tumor upon/ skin/ pertaining to tumor (EP-ih-DER-mal TOO-murs)
tumors on the skin
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nevus birthmark or mole (NEE-vus)
mole
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dysplastic nevus dys/ plastic nevus bad/ formation mole (dis-PLAS-tic NEE-vus)
a mole with bad changes/formations (often precancerous)
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verruca wart (ver-ROO-kah)
wart
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culture and sensitivity (C&S) (KUL-chur and sin-sih-TIV-ih-tee)
growing microorganisms in isolation in order to determine which drugs the might respond to
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biopsy (Bx) bi/ops/y two/eye/procedure (BAI-op-see)
removal of tissue in order to examine it (with your own to eyes)
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excisional biopsy ex/ cision/ al out/ cut/ pertaining to (ek-SIH-zhun-al)
the removal of an entire lesion for examination (to cut it out)
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incisional biopsy in/cision/ al in/ cut/ pertaining to (in-SIH-zhun-al)
removal of a portion of a lesion for examination (to cut into it)
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dermatoscope dermato/ scope skin/ instrument to look (der-MAT-oh-SKOHP)
instrument used to look at the skin
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dermatoscopy dermato/ scopy skin/ looking procedure (DER-mah-TAWS-koh-pee)
procedure for looking at the skin
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adipocele adipo/ cele fat/ hernia (AD-ih-poh-SEEL)
a hernia filled with fatty tissue
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dermatofibroma dermato/fibr/oma skin/fiber/ tumor (DER-mah-toh-fai-BROH-mah)
a fibrous skin tumor
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erythrocyanosis erytho/ cyan/ osis red/blue/condition (eh-rith-roh-SAI-ah-NOH-sis)
a red and/or blue discoloration of the skin
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keratogenic kerato/ gen/ ic horny/ creation/ pertaining to (ker-at-oh-JEN-ik)
causing horny tissue development
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keratosis kerat/osis horny/ condition (KER-ah-TOH-sis)
horny tissue condition
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necrosis necr/osis death/ condition (neh-KROH-sis)
tissue death
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onychia onych/ia nail/condition (oh-NIK-ee-ah)
a nail conditon
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onychocryptosis onycho/crypt/osis nail/hiden/condition (AWN-ih-koh-krip-TOH-sis)
an ingrown nail
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onycholysis onycho/lysis nail/loose (AWN-ih-KAWL-ih-is)
the loss of a nail
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onychomalacia onycho/ malacia nail/softening (AWN-ih-koh-mah-LAY-shah)
abnormal softening of a nail
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onychopathy onycho/pathy nail/ disease (awn-ih-KOP-ath-ee)
nail disease
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pachyderma pachy/ derma thick/ skin (pak-ih-DER-mah)
tough skin
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paronychia par/onych/ia around/nail/condition (par-aw-NIK-ee-ah)
a condition of the tissue around a nail
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steatoma steat/oma fat/ tumor (STEE-ah-TOH-mah)
a fatty tumor
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xanthoma xanth/oma yellow/tumor (zan-THOH-mah)
a yellow tumor
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basal cell carcinomas, melanomas, and squamous cell carcinomas are all tumors associated with
sun exposure
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The most common cancer of the skin, often presents as a round, flesh-colored, and pearly nodule
basal cell carcinoma
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a cancer of the pigment-producing cells in the skin, is not the most common form of skin cancer, it is responsible for the most. - are brown in color.
Melanoma
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can occur anywhere in the skin where squamous cells are found. Begins as a small papule but eventually leads to an ulcer
squamous cell carcinoma
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precancerous condition also associated with sun exposure.
Actinic keratosis
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decubitus ulcer de/ cubitus ulcer down/ lie sore (deh-KYOO-bih-tus UL-sir)
bed sore
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dermatosis dermat/ osis skin/ conditon (DER-mah-TOH-sis)
skin condition
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dermopathy dermo/pathy skin/disease (der-MAW-pa-thee)
skin disease
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atopic dermatitis a/top/ic/ dermat/itis not/place/ pertaining to/ skin inflammation (AY-taw-pik DER-mah-TAIT-is)
a chronic dry inflammatory disease characterized by itching
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hypertrichosis hyper/trich/osis over/ hair/ condition (HAI-per-trih-KOH-sis)
excessive growth of hair
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ichthyosis ichthy/osis fish scale/ condition (IK-thee-OH-sis)
a condition in the skin is dry and scaly resembling fish scales
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postpartum alopecia post/partum/alopecia after/birth/baldness (post-PART-um AL-oh-PEE-shah)
baldness experienced by women after a pregnancy
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psoriasis psor/iasis itch/ presence of (soh-RAI-ah-sis)
a skin condition characterized by patches of itchy, red, scaly skin.
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sclerodermatitis sclero/dermat/itis hard/ skin/ inflammation (SKLEH-roh-der-mah-TAI-tis)
inflammation of the skin accompanied by thickening and hardening
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scleronychia scler/onych/ia hard/nail/condition (SKLEH-roh-NIK-ee-ah)
thickening and hardening of the nails
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xanthosis xanth/osis yellow/condition (zan-THOH-sis)
yellowing of the skin
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actinic keratosis actin/ic/ kerat/osis sun ray/ pertaining to/ horny/condition (ak-TIN-ik KER-ah-TOH-sis)
horny skin condition caused by sun exposure
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basal cell carcinoma basal cell carcin/oma basal cell cancer/tumor (BAY-zul sell KAR-sin-OH-mah)
cancerous tumor of basal skin cells
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hidradenoma hidr/aden/oma sweat/gland/tumor (HAI-drad-eh-NOH-mah)
tumor of the sweat gland
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malignant cutaneous neoplasm malignant cutane/ ous neo/ plasm harmful skin/ pertaining to new/ formation (mah-LIG-nant kuh-TAY-nee-us NEE-oh-plazm)
a harmful new formation of skin tissue (i.e., skin cancer)
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malignant melanoma malignant melan/oma malignant black/tumor (ma-LIG-nant MEL-ah-NOH-mah)
a harmful tumor of melanin cells
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squamous cell carcinoma squam/ous cell carcin/oma scale/ pertaining to cell cancer/ tumor (SKWAY-mus sell KAR-sin-OH-mah)
cancerous tumor of squamous skin cells
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acne vulgaris acne common (AK-nee vul-GAR-is)
inflammation of the skin follicles
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dermatomycosis dermato/myc/osis skin/fungus/condition (DER-mat-oh-mai-KOH-sis)
a fungal skin condition
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hidradenitis hidr/aden/itis sweat/gland/inflammation (HAI-drad-en-AIT-is)
inflammation of the sweat glands
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impetigo to attack (im-peh-TAI-goh)
a highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
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mycodermatitis myco/dermat/itis fungus/skin/ inflammation (MAI-koh-der-mah-TAI-its)
inflammation of the skin caused by fungus
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mycosis myc/osis fungus/conditon (mai-KOH-sis)
a fungal condition
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onychodystrophy onycho/dys/trophy nail/bad/nourishment (AWN-ih-koh-DIS-troh-fee)
poor nourishment (and development) of the nail
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onychomycosis onycho/myc/osis nail/fungus/ condition (AWN-ih-koh-mai-KOH-sis)
a fungal condition of the nail
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tinea worm (TIN-ee-ah)
a fungal condition often called "ringworm" due to its circular appearance
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trichomycosis tricho/myc/osis hair/fungus/condition (TRIK-oh-MAI-koh-sis)
a fungal condition of the hair
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actinic dermatitis actin/ic dermat/itis sun ray/ pertaining to skin/ inflammation (ak-TIN-ik DER-mah-TAI-tis)
inflammation of the skin caused by sun exposure
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dermatitis dermat/itis skin/ inflammation (DER-mah-TAI-itis)
inflammation of the skin
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seborrheic dermatitis sebo/rrhe/ ic dermat/itis oil/ discharge/ pertaining to skin/ inflammation (SEB-oh-REE-ik DER-mah-TAI-tis)
inflammation of the skin caused by the discharge of oil (sebum)
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steatitis steat/itis fat/inflammation (STEE-ah-TAIT-is)
inflammation of fat tissue
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burn affecting only the epidermis or superficial layer of the skin
first-degree burn
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deeper burn affecting both the epidermis and dermis
second-degree burn
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deep burn affecting the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer
third-degree burn
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deep burn affecting not just all layers of the skin (epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer) but also underlying tissues like muscle, fascia, or bone
fourth-degree burn
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a drug that temporarily blocks sensation
anesthetic an/esthetic no/senstation (AN-es-THET-ik)
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a drug that destroys or opposes growth of microorganisms
antibiotic anti/biotic against/ life (ANT-ai-bai-OH-tik)
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a drug that opposes the effects of histamine
antihistamine anti/histamine against/ histamine (ANT-ih-HIS-tah-MEEN)
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a drug that prevents or relieves itching
antipruritic anti/ pruritic against/ itching (ANT-ih-proo-RIT-ik)
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a drug that prevents sepsis (rotting of flesh) by killing microorganisms
antiseptic anti/ septic against/ rottting (ANT-ih-SEP-ik)
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pertaining to the skin
epidermal epi/derm/al upon/skin/ pertaining to (EP-ih-DER-mal)
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pertaining to beneath the skin
hypodermic hypo/derm/ic beneath/ skin/ pertaining to (HAI-poh-DER-mik)
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pertaining to inside the skin
intradermal intra/derm/al inside/ skin/ pertaining to (in-tra-DER-mal)
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pertaining to through the skin
percutaneous per/cutane/ous through/skin/pertaining to (PER-kyoo-TAH-nee-us)
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pertaining to beneath the skin
subcutaneous sub/cutane/ous beneath/ skin/ pertaining to (SUB-kyoo-TAH-nee-us)
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applies directly to the skin
topical topic/al place/pertaining to (TAWP-ih-kal)
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pertaining to through the skin
transdermal trans/ derm/ al through/skin/ pertaining to (TRANZ-DERM-al)
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removal of tissue that has been destroyed using chemicals
chemosurgery chemo/surgery chemical/surgery (KEEM-oh-SIR-jer-ee)
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treatment using chemicals
chemotherapy chemo/therapy chemical/treatment (KEE-moh-THER-ah-pee)
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destruction of tissue through freezing
cryosurgery cryo/surgery cold/ surgery (KRAI-oh-SIR-juh-ree)
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rubbing or scraping away the outer surface of skin
dermabrasion derm/ab/rasion skin/away/rub (DERM-ah-BRAY-zhun)
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using electricity to destroy tissue by burning it
electrocauterization electro/cauteriz/ation electricity/burn/ process (e-LEK-troh-KAW-ter-ai-ZAY-shun)
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using electricity to destroy tissue by drying it
electrodesiccation electro/desicc/ation electricity/drying/process (e-LEK-troh-DES-ih-KAY-shun)
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to cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain
incision and drainage (I&D) in/cision in/cut
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removal of fatty tissue
lipectomy lip/ectomy fat/removal (lih-PEK-toh-mee)
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removal of fatty tissue using a vacuum
liposuction lipo/suction fat/vacuum (LAI-poh-SUK-shun)
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remove of a nail
onychectomy onych/ectomy nail/removal (AWN-ih-KEK-toh-mee)
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incision into a nail
onychotomy onycho/tomy nail/ incision (AWN-ih-KOT-oh-mee)
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reconstruction of wrinkled skin
rhytidoplasty rhytido/plasty wrinkle/ reconstruction (RIT-ih-doh-PLAS-tee)
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skin transplant taken from a different place on the patient's body
autograft auto/graft self/transplant (AWT-oh-GRAFT)
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skin transplant taken from another member of the patient's species(homo, because it is from a similar species, and allo, because it is from another person)
homograft (allograft) homo/graft (allo/graft) similar/ transplant (other/ transplant) (HOH-moh-GRAFT) (AL-oh-GRAFT)
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skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient's
heterograft hetero/graft different/ transplant (HET-eh-roh-GRAFT)
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Skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient's
xenograft xeno/graft foreign/ transplant (HET-eh-roh-GRAFT)
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asymmetry, border ,color, diameter, evolving
ABCDE
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actinic keratosis
AK
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biopsy
Bx
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culture and sensitivity
C&S
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deramatology
derm
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intradermal
ID
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subcutaneous
SC/SQ