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______ is made up of squamous cells.
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•Made up of a few cells and many thick fibers.
• Strong and flexible.
• Contains hair follicles, nerves, and glands.

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Medical Terminology

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______ is made up of squamous cells. Epidermis
•Made up of a few cells and many thick fibers. • Strong and flexible. • Contains hair follicles, nerves, and glands. Dermis
• First line defense from germs and irritants. • First point of contact with its surroundings. Skin
• Hold the hair into the dermis. • Nourish the hair. Hair Follicles
Detect pressure, temperature, and pain Nerves
______ glands secrete sebum (oil). Sebaceous
_______ glands release sweat Sweat
• Adip/o. • Lip/o. • Steat/o. Fat
• Cutane/o. • Derm/o. • Dermat/o. Skin
• Pil/o. • Trich/o. Hair
• Hidr/o. Sweat
• Squam/o Scale
• Onych/o. • Ungu/o. Nail
• Seb/o. • Sebace/o. 9 Oil
• Kerato-. • Xero-. • Crypto- Unusual Skin Texture
Skin color is a result of the amount of ________ produced. melanin
< 1cm and filled with clear fluid. Vesicles
> 1cm and filled with clear fluid. Bullae
Bumps that are filled with pus Pustules
Large pustules Abscesses
Freckles are small flat spots called _______ Macules
Large macules are called ________ Patches
Skin conditions caused by blood vessels (vascular lesions): RAISED Cherry Angioma
Skin conditions caused by blood vessels (vascular lesions): FLAT. BRUISES. Telangiectasia
Skin conditions caused by blood vessels (vascular lesions): SMALL Petechiae
Skin conditions caused by blood vessels (vascular lesions): LARGE Ecchymosis
Onych- Pathological conditions of the nail
• Basal cell carcinoma. • Malignant melanoma. • Squamous cell carcinoma. Malignant cutaneous neoplasms.
• Actinic keratosis. • Hidradenoma. Benign skin tumors
• Mycosis. • Dermatomycosis. • Mycodermatitis. • Onychomycosis. • Tinea. • Trichomycosis. Fungal infections
ABCDE asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving
AK actinic keratosis
Bx Biopsy
C&S Culture and sensitivity
derm Dermatology
ID Intradermal
SC, SQ Subcutaneous
The brain receives sensory information (_____, ______, ______), processes it, and integrates it into one experience. Sight Sound Smell
The eye is covered by a thin, clear membrane: conjunctiva
Ocul/o, ophthalm/o, opt/o. Eye
Lacrim/o, dacry/o. Tear
-opia, -opsia. Vision Condition
Blephar/o. Eyelid
Corne/o, kerat/o. Cornea
Conjunctiv/o Conjunctiva
Scler/o Sclera (The White of Eye)
White part of the eye. Sclera
Clear surface in the middle of the eye. Cornea
• Lens – bends the light rays. • Iris – colored area, controls the size of the pupil. • Ciliary muscles attach to the lens and bend it for focusing Choriod Layer
• Deepest layer of the eye. • Contains cells that turn into electric signals that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve. Retina
Rhytid/o Wrinkle
Onych/o and Ungu/o Nail
Pachy/o Thick
Adip/o Steat/o Lip/o Fat
Pil/o Trich/o Hair
Identify and define the roots in the term pachyderma. pachy (thick) + derma (skin)
Translate the term onychopathy nail disease
Translation of the medical term ichthyosis ichthy (scaly) + osis (condition) = a condition of the skin that is dry and scaly
What is the correct breakdown of the term epidermal epi/derm/al
Which medical term means incision into a nail? onychotomy
ABCDE is a mnemonic device for remembering steps in analysis and means asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving
ID is an abbreviation for intradermal = intra (inside) + derm (skin) + al (pertaining to) = pertaining to inside the skin.
Cycl/o ciliary body, the circle of tissue surrounding the lens
Myring/o Eardrum
ophthalmoplegia "eye paralysis."
"Discharge from the ear." otorrhea
Myopia nearsightedness
Blepharitis "inflammation of the eyelid."
Conjunctivitis "inflammation of the conjunctiva."
Ophthalmopathy Eye disease
Hearing loss caused by sound not being transmitted from the inner ear to the brain is referred to as? sensorineural hearing loss
What is the correct breakdown of endophthalmitis? end (in, inside) + ophthalm (eye) + itis (inflammation) = inflammation inside the eye
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