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Skin/Integumentary Function and Structure Definitions

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Function Of the Skin   show
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Sebaceous Glands   show
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Sebaceous Glands   show
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show help regulate body temperature and water content by secreting sweat  
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show helps control the loss of body heat  
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show protect the dorsal surface of the last bones of each toe and fingers  
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show Skin, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, hair and nails  
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Is the skin the largest organ?   show
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show means skin and ous means pertaining to  
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show outer most layer of the skin, made up of several specialized epithelial tissues  
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show form a protective covering for all of the internal and external surfaces of the body  
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Squamous epithelial tissue   show
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Squamous   show
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Does the epidermis contain any blood vessels or connective tissue?   show
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What is the basal layer?   show
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show a fibrous, water-repellent proten  
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show Epidermis, Dermis, and Subcutaneous tissue  
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show cells produce and contain a dark brown to black pigment called melanin  
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Melanin   show
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show refers to light that is beyond the visible spectrum at the violet end.  
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Dermis   show
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Corium   show
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show contains connective tissue, blood and lymph vessels, and nerve fibers, contains the structure of the skin, hair follicles,oil glands  
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Tactile   show
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show ability to recognize sensory stimuli  
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Collagen   show
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show found in the connective tissue of dermis respond to injury, infection, or allergy by releasing heparin and histamine  
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show released in response to injury, is an anticoagulant  
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Histamine   show
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show located just belwo the skin, connects the skin to the surface muscles  
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Subcutaneous layer   show
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Cellulite   show
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show manufacture and store large quantities of fat (lip/o means fat and cytes means cells)  
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show in the dermis layer of skin closely associated with hair follicles  
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show released through ducts opening into the hair follicles, sebum move onto surface to lubricate the skin  
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show milk producing glands (in the breast)  
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Sweat Glands   show
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show tiny, coilded glands found on all body surfaces. numerous in palm of hand and sole of feet, forehead, and the armpits  
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Hidrosis   show
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show fibers are rodlike structure composed of tightly fused, dead protein cells filled with hard keratin  
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Hair follicles   show
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arrector pili   show
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show keratin plate protecting the dorsal surface of finger and toe  
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show translucent, closely molded to the surface of underlying tissues  
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nail bed   show
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free edge   show
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show pale half-moon shaped region at every nail root  
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cuticle   show
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show fasten nail to the finger  
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show specialized in diagnosing and treating disorders  
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cosmetic surgeon   show
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plasty   show
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acne   show
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show most common thype of acne  
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comedo   show
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show sebaceous gland containing yellow, fatty material  
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seborrhea   show
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show inflammation that causes scaling and itching of the upper layers of the skin or scalp  
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show benign growth that has a waxy pasted on look. (occur mostly in elder)  
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Anhidrosis   show
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Hyperhidrosis   show
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Diaphoresis   show
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Millaria   show
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show inflammation of the hair follicles that is especially common on the limbs, beard area  
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hirsutism   show
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Alopecia   show
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clubbing   show
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show spoon nail, malformation of the nails, the outer surface is concave or scooped  
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show onych means nail and ia means condition  
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onychocryptosis   show
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onychomycosis   show
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onychophagia   show
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Paronychia   show
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show white, inherited deficiency or absence of pigment in the skin, hair or irises  
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chloasma (melasma or mask of pregnancy)   show
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Melanosis   show
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show autoimmune disorder loss of melanin resulting in whitish areas of skin on face and hands  
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contusion or bruise   show
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show small pinpoint hemorrhages that are less than 2mm in diameter  
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purpura   show
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show irregular area of purplish discoloration that is larger than 10mm in diameter  
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show swelling of clotted blood trapped in the tissues that is cause by injury  
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lesion   show
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show collection of dried serum and cellular debris  
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macule   show
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papule   show
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show solid raised skin lesion larger than 0.5cm and deeper than a papule (cluster of cells)  
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show scaly, solid raised area of closed spaced papules  
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scales   show
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show small, hard skin lesions caused by human papilloma virus  
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wheal (welt)   show
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abscess   show
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show producing or containing pus  
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show deep closed sac just under the skin containing soft or semisolid material  
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show small circumscribed leision contining pus.  
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show small blister less than 0.5cm in diameter containing watery fluid  
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show large blister  
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show injury on which superficial layers of skin are scraped or rubbed away  
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show groove or crack-like sore  
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show jagged wound or and accidential cut  
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show deep hole made by a sharp object such as a nail.  
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needlestick injury   show
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ulcer   show
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decubitus ulcer (bedsore)   show
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show large reddish purple discoloration of the face or neck  
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strawberry hemangioma   show
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show itching  
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eczema   show
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show allergic response cause by contact with an irritant or allergen  
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Erythema   show
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show acute, inflammation pus forming bacterial skin infectio such as impetigo  
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dermatosis   show
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Ichthyosis   show
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show autoimmune disorder that is characterized by a red, scaly rash on the face and upper trunk  
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show chronic swelling caused by the collection of fat and fluid under the skin  
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show common skin disorder characterized by flare-ups in red papules coverd with silvery scales in elbows, knees, scalp, back, buttock  
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Rosacea   show
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Rhinophyma (bulbous nose)   show
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Scleroderma   show
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Urticaria (hives)   show
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Xeroderma   show
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show large tender, swollen, areas caused by a staphylococcal infection around hair follicles  
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show cluster of connected furuncles (boils)  
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cellulitis   show
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gangrene   show
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impetigo   show
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show flesh eating bacteria  
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tinea   show
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show skin infection caused by an infestation with the itch mite that produces distinctive brown lines and itchy rash.  
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show lice, infestation with lice  
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show infestation of head lice  
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show infestation with body lice  
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pediculosis pubis   show
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show thickening of part of the skin on the hands or feet caused by repeated rubbing  
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cicatrix   show
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granulation tissue   show
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show small knotlike swelling  
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show abnormally raised or thickened scar that expands beyond the boundaires of the incision  
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show skin growth such as a wart or a callus  
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show hard or horny tissue  
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lipoma   show
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nevi (moles)   show
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show a typical moles that may develop into skin cancer  
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show benign superficial wartlike growth on the epithelial tissue  
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polyp   show
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skin tags   show
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show Basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma  
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Basal cell carconoma   show
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show malignant tumor of the thin, scaly squamous cells of the epithelium  
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malignant melanoma   show
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show skin lesion caused by excessive exposure to the sun, rough red scaly patche on skin  
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burn   show
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show no blisters, superficial damage to the epidermis  
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Secondo-degree (skin moist pink or red)   show
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Third degree(Charring, skin black, brown, red)   show
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biopsy   show
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show a piece, but not all, of the tumor or lesion is removed  
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excisional biopsy   show
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needle biopsy   show
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show technique in which cells are scraped from tissue and examined under a microscope  
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sunscreen   show
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Cryosurgery   show
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show removal of dirt, foreign objects, damaged tissue to prevent infection promote healing  
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incision and drainage I &D   show
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show technique of excising skin tumors by removing tumor tissue  
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lasers   show
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show treated by using a laser to reshape the nose by vaporizing the excess tissue  
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show treated using short pulses of laser light to remove the birthmark  
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Blepharoplasty   show
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show skin graft  
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lipectomy   show
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liposuction   show
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rhytidectomy   show
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show wrinkles  
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show used in treatment of spider veins  
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cellulitis   show
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show bioopsy technique which part of lesion is cut out  
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show disorder which there are well defined bald areas  
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show commonly known as bruise  
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show normal scar left by a wound  
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onych/o   show
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pil/o   show
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show dry  
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myc/o   show
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seb/o   show
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show white  
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hidr/o   show
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rhytid   show
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erythr/o   show
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show life  
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show lice  
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melan/o   show
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kerat/o   show
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show fat  
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dermat/o   show
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laser   show
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show lesions caused by human papillomavirus known as warts  
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sebaceous   show
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unguis   show
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show layer of skin below epidermis  
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show lesion carcinoma tend to bleed easily  
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show torn or jagged wound  
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show contagious, superficial skin infection seen in young children  
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show medical term for condition known as hives  
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