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Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
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itching sensation

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Puritis

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2
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hard, solid growth in the epidermis

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nodules

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3
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fluid filled structure in the dermis

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Cysts

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4
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small, eruption from the skin; cold sore

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vesicle

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5
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fluid filled capsule in the epidermis

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blister

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6
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are clear; full of interstitial fluid; type of blister

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Bullae

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pus filled; indication of infection; type of blister

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Pustules

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8
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blood filled blister

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Buboes

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9
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removing the fluid from below the blister

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Lancing

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10
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are flat lesions

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Macular lesionsq

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11
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infectious skin disease found on the hands and face of kids

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impetigo

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12
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infectious skin disease found on hands & face of adults

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erysipelas

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13
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a deep infection of the dermis

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cellulitis

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14
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a superficial infection of hair follicles

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folliculitis

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15
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a boil

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faruncle

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16
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a group of boils

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carbuncle

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17
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is a latent viral infection; cold sores or fever blisters

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herpes

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18
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Verucca Vulgaris; a viral infected hyperplasia

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warts

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19
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There are several strains; HPV

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Human Papilloma Virus

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20
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General term for fungal infection of the skin; fungal infection

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Dermatophytes

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21
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An infection on the skin by candida albicans, fungal infections

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Candidiasis

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22
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Oral Candidiasis

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Thrush

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23
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Ring worm

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Tinea corporis

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24
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athlete’s foot

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Tinea pedis

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25
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Jock itch

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Tinea cruris

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26
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Scalp worm

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Tinea capitis

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27
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Barber’s itch

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Tinea barbae

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28
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Nail fungis

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Tinea unguium

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29
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Lice infestation

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Pediculosis

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30
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Mite infestation; harder to get of. Mites carry bacteria

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Scabies

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31
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Immune disorder that causes lesions (hives) in response to immune action

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Urticaria

32
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Each lesion

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Wheal

33
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A topic dermatitis; noncontagious inflammation due to sensitization

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Eczema

34
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Created by poison ivy

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Hapten oil

35
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Facial erythema; occurs more in women but more severe in men. Appears in middle-aged/fair skin

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Rosacea

36
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Cracked, bleeding scales in the skin due to an over-reactive t-cell

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Psoriasis

37
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Person has a facial butterfly

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Systemic Lupus Erythematosous

38
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A benign tumor of melanocytes; mole

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Nevus

39
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type of hemangioma that are purple due to veins

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Port-wine

40
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type of hemangioma that are due to extra blood vessels

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Strawberry

41
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type of hemangioma that are due to capillaries

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Cherry

42
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Grows outward, not metasistic but malignant

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Basal Cell Carcinoma

43
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Grows inward; metatastic, rare; malignant

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Squamos cell carcinoma

44
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Caused by excess sun exposure; happens to light-skin people

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Actinic Keratosis

45
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On the bottom of the foot

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Kaposi’s sarcoma

46
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the most dangerous cancer in the body

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Malignant Melanoma

47
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A genetic lack of melanocytes

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Albinism

48
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A progressive loss of melanocytes; idiopathic

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Vitiligo

49
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Sun freckle covers a large area at once

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Ephelides

50
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Sun damaged spots

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Lentigenes

51
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Hormone indced pigment of the face; shows up during pregnancy or birth control use

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Melasma

52
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Congenital pressure

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Birthmarks

53
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Sebaceous glands produce?

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Sebum oils

54
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A plugged sebaceous gland

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Acne vulgaris

55
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superficial plug

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blackhead

56
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Bacterial, infected plug

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Pimple

57
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Person is over producing sebum. The white flakes are dried sebum

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Seborrheic Dermatitis (chronic dandruff)

58
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An incapsulated cyst in a sebaceous gland

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Sebaceous cyst

59
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Body’s response to pressure

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Pressure lesions

60
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The epidermis breaks down

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Decubitis ulcers

61
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Due to poor blood flow

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Diabetic ulcer

62
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Has a nodule center

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Corn

63
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Thick epidermis

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Callus

64
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is a skeletal problem not a skin issue

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Bunion

65
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A result of heat destroying proteins

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Burns

66
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Cold will cause basal construction & lack of oxygen. Ice crystals will destroy cells from the inside causing necrosis

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Frostbite

67
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What degree of trauma does the epidermis get damaged?

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First degree

68
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What degree of trauma happes with no lost in function?

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first degree

69
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What degree of trauma happens that takes days to heal?

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First degree

70
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What degree of trauma happens when there is damage to epidermis & dermis (blisters)?

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Second degree

71
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What degree of trauma happens when there is a loss of function?

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Second degree

72
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What degree of trauma happens that takes weeks to heal?

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Second degree

73
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What degree of trauma happens when there is damage to the epidermis, dermis and the subcutaneous layer?

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Third Degree

74
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What degree of trauma happens when there is no pain?

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Third degree

75
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A chart to calculate surface area

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Rule of Nines

76
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Are full of air. Happens with frost bite

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Air blisters

Human Pathophysiology Bio 218 (11 decks)

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