Chapter 3 Terms Flashcards

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friction scraping away skin

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abrasion

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condition producing no sweat

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anhidrosis

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3
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large blister

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bulla

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4
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hardened sebum in follicle; blackhead

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comedo

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injury caused by blow; swelling, bruise, pain

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contusion

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fluid filled sac under skin

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cyst

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crack like lesion on skin

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fissure

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8
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excessive hair growth

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hirsatism

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redness of skin due to increased blood flow

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hyperemia

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10
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excessive sweating

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hyperhidrosis

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11
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abnormal pigmentation

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hyperpigmentation

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12
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injury or abnormality

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lesion

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13
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white skin

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leukoderma

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14
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fatty mass

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lipoma

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15
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flat, discolored spot on skin

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macule

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16
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cell or tissue death

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necrosis

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17
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skin blemish, birthmark, mole; usually benign

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nevous

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18
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firm, solid mass larger than 0.5cm

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nodule

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19
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softening of nails

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onychomalacia

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20
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abnormal paleness

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pallor

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21
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small, solid raised spot smaller than 0.5cm

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papule

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22
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spots from minute hemorrhages under the skin

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petechiae

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23
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abnormal skin reaction to light

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photsensitivity

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24
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sever itching

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pruritus

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skin hemorrhage due to fragile blood vessels
purpura
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infection producing pus; dead bacteria, white blood cells, tissue debris
purulent
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raised spot on skin with pus
pustule
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pus on or within skin
puoderma
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hardened ksin
scleroderma
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seborrhea
oily discharge
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contain/produce pus
supperative
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open sore in skin
ulcer
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hives; eruption of wheals with severe itching
urticaria
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small, fluid filled, raised spot; blister
vesicle
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small, round, swollen area; allergic skin reaction
wheal
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small, round, swollen area; allergic skin reaction
wheal
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abnormally dry skin
xeroderma
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collection of pus in skin
abscess
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inflammation of sebaceous glands with papules and pustules
acne
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chronic adult acne, primarily on nose
acne rosacea
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teenage acne with comedos, papules, pustules
acne vulgaris
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skin unable to make melanin; red eyes
albinism
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tumor is basal cell layer; rarely metastasizes
basal cell carcinoma
44
skin damage caused by heat
burn
45
diffuse acute infection of connective tissue
cellulitis
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normal scar
cicatrix
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open sore from pressure over bony area; loss of blood to skin
decubitus ulcer
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inflammation of skin
dermatitis
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presence of skin condition
dermatosis
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late stage of gangrene; dried, blackened, shriveled
dry gangrene
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superficial dermatitis; redness, vesicles, itching, crustin
eczema
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tissue necrosis due to loss of blood flow
grangrene
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skin becomes dry, scaly, keratinized
ichthyosis
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highly infectious bacterial infection with pustules that rupture and crust
impetigo
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skin cancer is AIDS patients; brownish purple lesions
Kaposi's Sarcoma
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thick hypertrophic scar
Keloid
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excessive growth and thickening of epidermis layer
keratosis
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torn or jagged wound
laceration
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dangerous form of cancer; begins in melanocytes; quickly metastasizes
Malignant Melanoma
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lice infection
pediculosis
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chronic inflammatory condition with papules forming silvery scale patches
psoriasis
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contagious viral infection; German measles
Rubella
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skin disease cased by mite infection
scabies
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sebum filled sac under skin
sebaceous cyst
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cancer of epidermis layer; may invade deeper tissue and metastasize
squamous cell carcinoma
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collection of dilated blood vessels; birthmark
strawberry hemangioma
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chronic disease of connective tissue; injures skin, joints, kidneys; red, scaly, butterfly rash
systemic lupus erythematosus
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fungal infection; itching and scaling lesions
tinea
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fungal infection on scalp; ringworm
tinea capitis
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fungal infection on scalp; athletes foot
tinea pedis
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contagious viral infection; chickenpox
varicella
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warts; benign growth caused by virus
verruca
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disappearance of pigment from skin in patches; causes milk white lesions
vitiligo
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area of gangrene with secondary bacterial infection and pus
wet gangrene
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absence or loss of hair; baldness
alopecia
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furuncle involving several hair follicles
carbuncle
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bacterial infection of hair follicle; redness, pain, swelling
furuncle
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fungal infection of hair
trichomycosis
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infected nail bed
onychia
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fungal infection of nail
onychomycosis
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nail bitting
onychophagia
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infection of skin fold around the nail
paronychia
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removal of piece of tissue to examine under microscope
biopsy
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removal of entire suspicious area of tissue for examination
excisional biopsy
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scraping cells from tissue to examine under scope
exfoliative cytology
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thin piece of tissue cut from a frozen specimen for rapid examination under scope
frozen section
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scrapings from lesions that are cultured and examined under microscope
fungal scrapings
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homograft; skin graft from one to another
allograft
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skin graft from person's own body
autograft
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instrument for cutting skin or produce thin transplants
dermatome
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skin grafting
dermatoplasty
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transfer of skin from normal area to cover another site
skin graft
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skin graft from an animal, usually a pig; heterograft
xenograft
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destruction of tissue by using chemicals, electricity, heat, freezing
cauterization
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use of extreme cold to destroy tissue
cryosurgery
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removal of superficial skin lesions with scraper
curettage
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removal of foreign material and dead/damaged tissue from the wound
debridement
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use of electric current to destroy tissue
electrocautery
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incision made to drain material
incision and drainage
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surgical removal of nail
onychectomy
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abrasion using chemicals; chemical peel
chemabrasion
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abrasion using wire brushes or sandpaper; scars, tattoos
dermabrasion
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removal of lesions using a laser beam
laser therapy
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removal of fat beneath skin by means of suction
lipsuction
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removal of excess skin to eliminate wrinkles; face lift
rhytidectomy
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deaden pain
anesthetic
107
kill bacteria
antibiotic
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kill fungi
antifungal
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kill mites/ lice
antiparasitic
110
reduce severe itching
antipruritic
111
kill bacteria
antiseptic
112
pertful anti inflammatory
corticosteroid cream
113
#
number
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BCC
basal cell carcinoma
115
bid
two times a day
116
BX, bx
biopsy
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C&S
culture and sensitivity
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decub
decubitus ulcer
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Derm, derm
dermatology
120
FS
Frozen Secction
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I&D
incision and drainage
122
ID
intradermal
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MM
malignant melanoma
124
oint
ointment
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qid
four times a day
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SCC
squamous cell carcinoma
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SG
skin graft
128
SLE
systemic lupus erythematosus
129
STSG
split thickness skin graft
130
Subc, Subq
subcutaneous
131
tid
three times a day
132
UV
ultraviolet
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x
times