Ch. 5 Integumentary System Conditions And Terms Flashcards

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Fruit acids added to cosmetics to improve the skin’s appearance

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Alpha-hydroxy acids

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2
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Remove warts and corns from the skin’s surface

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Keratolytics

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3
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Temporarily lessen the formation of oily material on the skin’s surface

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Astringents

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Agents that soothe or soften skin by moistening it or adding oils to it

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Emollients

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5
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Can relieve some of the pain associated with certain conditions

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Anesthetic

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6
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Controls itching

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Antipuritics

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7
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Reduces inflammation

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Anti-inflammatory corticosteroids

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8
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Kills or slows the growth of fungal infections

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Antifungals

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9
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Also used to kill or slow the growth of microorganisms

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Antiseptics

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10
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Kills or slows the growth of bacteria

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Antibacterials

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11
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Kills or slows the growth of microorganisms on the skin

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Antibiotics

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12
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Medications used to control allergic skin reactions

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Antihistamines

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13
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Imitates some of the sun’s rays

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Ultraviolet light

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14
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The use of high energy radiation to bombard malignant cells to destroy them

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Radiation therapy

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15
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The use of chemicals to treat the malignant cells systematically

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Chemotherapy

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16
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The removal of thin layers of malignant growth until a normal area is reached

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Moh’s surgery

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17
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The cutting of tissue for microscopic examination

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Biopsy

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18
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The use of electric sparks to destroy tissue

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Fulguration

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19
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Burning of skin to coagulate an area that is bleeding

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Cauterize

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20
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The removal of dead tissue from a wound by scraping

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Debridement / curettage

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21
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The removal of tissue by applying cold liquid nitrogen

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Cryosurgery

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22
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Uses donor skin from one species to another

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Heterograft / xenograft

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23
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Used donor skin from another person

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Allograft / homograft

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24
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Uses skin from one’s own body

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Autograft

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Reconstructing areas of skin or the removal of a part of growth for testing
Plastic surgery
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Lesions that form surface material, thin plates of epithelium formed on the surface of the skin
Crust keloid
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Containing yellow sebum
Sebaceous cyst
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Containing hairs
Pilonidal cyst
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May be solid or filled with gas
Cyst
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A small mass containing fluid
Vesicle
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A small elevated mass containing pus
Pustule
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A large blister
Bulla
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A smooth, slightly elevated area, usually associated with allergic itching
Polyp
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Any swelling or abnormal tissue growth
Plaque
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Any mass that projects outward
Nodule
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A large pimple/small node
Papule
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A small elevated mass (pimple)
Patch
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A flat area of discoloration (flat mole, freckle)
Macule
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Areas of tissue altered because of a pathological condition Blood vessel lesions that show through the skin
Vascular lesions
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A section of skin that shows an abnormality due to an internal disease
Lesions
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Used to test for T.B. Injects the tuberculin using a tine
Mantoux test / PPD test
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A suspected antigen is injected between layers of skin
Intradermal test
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A suspected antigen is scratched into the skin
Scratch test
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An antigen is placed on a piece of gauze and applied to the skin
Patch test
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A substance that contains the allergen (used for testing)
Antigen
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Something that provokes an allergic reaction
Allergen
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Pus
Exudate
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The study of skin
Dermatology
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Excessive dryness of the skin
Xeroderma
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A yellow growth or the discoloration of the skin
Xanthoma
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A disease of the hair
Trichopathy
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Inflammation of fatty tissue
Steatitis
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Excessive sebum caused by over activity of the sebaceous glands
Seborrhea
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Relating to a skin cyst with hair
Pilocyst
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An incision into a nail
Onychotomy
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Any condition caused by fungus
Mycosis
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A malignancy arising from cells that form melanin
Melanoma
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Removal of unwanted fat by suctioning through tubes under the skin
Liposuction
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A skin lesion covered by a horny layer of tissue
Keratosis
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A congenital skin disorder characterized by dryness and peeling
Ichthyosis
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Production and excretion of sweat
Hidrosis
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Surgical procedure to remove acne, scars, and marks using an abrasive product to remove part of the skin
Dermabrasion
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Inflammation of the skin
Dermatitis
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Excessive accumulation of body fat
Adiposis