med term ch3 integumentary system
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| albin/o | white
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| melan/o | black
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| bi/o | life
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| myc/o | fungus
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| cry/o | cold
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| necr/o | death
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| cutane/o | skin
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| onych/o | nail
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| cyan/o | blue
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| pedicul/o | lice
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| derm/o | skin
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| phot/o | light
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| dermat/o | skin
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| py/o | pus
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| diaphor/o | profuse sweating
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| rhytid/o | wrinkle
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| electr/o | electricity
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| scler/o | hard
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| erythr/o | red
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| seb/o | oil
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| hidr/o | sweat
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| trich/o | hair
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| ichthy/o | scaly, dry
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| ungu/o | nail
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| kerat/o | hard, horny
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| vesic/o | bladder
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| leuk/o | white
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| xer/o | dry
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| lip/o | fat
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| ";; -derma | skin condition
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| -opsy | view of
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| -tome | instrument used to cut
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| allo- | other, different from usual
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| xeno- | strange, foreign
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| Organs that make up the Integumentary system | skin, hair, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands
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| angi/o | vessel
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| bas/o | the base
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| carcin/o | cancer
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| chem/o | chemical
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| cislo | to cut
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| cry/o c | old
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| cyt/o | cell
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| diaphor/o | profuse sweating
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| electr/o | electricity
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| erythr/o | red
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| esthesi/o | feeling
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| hem/o | blood
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| hidr/o | sweat
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| ichthy/o | scaly, dry
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| kerat/o | hard, horny
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| leuk/o | white
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| Iip/o | fat
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| melan/o | black
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| myc/o | fungus
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| necr/o | death
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| onych/o | nail
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| pedicul/o | lice
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| phot/o | light
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| py/o | pus
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| rhytid/o | wrinkle
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| sarc/o | flesh
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| scler/o | hard
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| seb/o | oil
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| system/o | system
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| trich/o | hair
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| ungu/o | nail
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| vesic/o | bladder
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| xer/o | dry
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| -al | pertaining to
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| -derma | skin condition
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| -ectomy | surgical removal
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| -emia | blood condition
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| -ia | state, condition
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| -ic | pertaining to
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| -ism | state of
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| -itis | inflammation
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| -logy | study of
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| -malacia | softening
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| -oma | mass
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| -opsy | to view
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| -osis | abnormal condition
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| -ous | pertaining to
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| -phagia | eating
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| -plasty | surgical repair
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| -rrhea | discharge
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| -tic | pertaining to
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| -tome | instrument to cut
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| -ule | small
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| allo- | other
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| an- | without
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| anti- | against
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| auto- | self
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| de- | without
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| epi- | upon
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| hyper- | excessive
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| hypo- | under
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| intra- | within
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| para- | beside
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| sub- | under
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| xeno- | strange, foreign
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| Cutaneous | pertaining to the skin
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| dermal | pertaining to the skin
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| epidermal | pertaining to upon the skin
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| epi- | upon
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| hypodermic | pertaining to under the skin
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| hypo- sub- | under
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| subcutaneous | pertaining to under the skin
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| intra dermal | pertaining to within the skin
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| intra- | within
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| ungual | pertaining to the nails
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| ungu/o | nail
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| dermatology | study of skin; Branch of medicine that diagnosis & treat conditions & diseases of
the integumentary system
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| plastic surgery | Surgical specially repair, reconstruction, or improvement of body structures ( skin damaged,
missing, or misshapen)
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| abrasion | scraping away of the skin surface by friction
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| anhidrosis | Abnormal condition of no sweat
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| comedo | Collection of hardened sebum in hair follicle called blackhead
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| contusion | Injury caused by a blow to the body; causes swelling, pain, and bruising; The skin is not
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| cyanosis | Bluish tint to the skin caused by deoxygenated blood
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| cyst | Fluid-filled sac under the skin
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| depigmentation | Loss of normal skin color or pigment
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| diaphoresis | Profuse sweating
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| ecchymosis | Skin discoloration caused by blood collecting under the skin following blunt trauma to the skin; A bruise
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| erythema | Redness or flushing of the skin
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| erythroderma | The condition of having reddened or flushed skin
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| eschar | A thick layer of dead tissue and tissue fluid that develops over a deep burn area
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| fissure | Crack-like lesion or groove on the skin
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| hirsutism | Excessive hair growth over the body
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| hyperemia | Redness of the skin due to increased blood flow
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| hyperhidrosis | Abnormal condition of excessive sweat
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| hyperpigmentation | Abnormal amount of pigmentation in the skin
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| ichthyoderma | The condition of having scaly and dry skin
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| lesion | A general term for a wound, injury, or abnormality
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| leukoderma | Having skin that appears white because the normal skin pigment is absent; May be all
the skin or just in some areas
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| lipoma | fatty mass
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| macule | Flat, discolored area that is flush with the skin surface (eg a freckle or a birthmark)
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| necrosis | Abnormal condition of death
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| nevus | Pigmented skin blemish, birthmark, or mole; Usually benign but may become cancerous
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| nodule | Firm, solid mass of cells in the skin larger than 5 cm in diameter
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| onychomalacia | Softening of the nails
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| pallor | Abnormal paleness of the skin
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| middle layer also called corium | Dermis
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| Which layer of skin houses hair follicles, sebaceous & sweat glands, blood & lymph vessels, sensory receptors, nerve & muscle fiber | the middle layer dermis (corium)
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| Composed of connective tissue and collagen fibers | Corium, (dermis)
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| The ridges of this layer produces finger prints | dermis (corium) layer
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| Outer layer of skin, with flakey dead cells & contains no blood supply or connective tissue also depends on nourishment from other layers | epidermis
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| This layer has a basal layer rich with blood cells | epidermis
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| The stratified squamous layer (flat scale like cells called strata) of skin is called | epidermis
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| what Skin layer and what is this layer called that cells continually grow and proliferate | basal layer
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| Special cells that produce black pigment (melanin) that produces skin coloring & protects from sun | melanocytes
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| When new cells are formed, older cells are pushed to surface, shrink , and are filled with _____ a process called ______ | protein called keratin; keratinization
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| Name the 5 accessories of the epidermis skin layer | basal layer, keratin, melanin, melanocytes, stratified squamous epithelium
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| The skin is water proof due to the epidermis layer of the skin filling with | a protein called keratin
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| layer containing fatty tissue | subcutaneous layer
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| The hair folicles begin to turn grey when the skin layer no longer produces | melanin
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| An increase in blood flow & environmental temperature causes the skin to become | flush & red
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| the epidermis is completely replaced every | 25 days
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| which layer of the skin is the hypodermis & contains lipocytes | subcutaneous layer
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| Fat cells that protect deeper tissues and insulates located in the subcutaneous layer are called | lipocytes
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| Anatomical structures (accessory organs) located in the dermis are | arrector pili, hair follicle, hair root, and hair shaft
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| The hair is made of | keratin
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| deeper cells in the hair root force older keratinized cells to move up forming the | hair shaft
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| The hair shaft grows toward the skin surface within the | hair follicle
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| Which gland releases oil directly on to the hair follicle | sebaceous gland
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| Each hair has a small slip of muscle attached to it called the | arrector pili muscle
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| When the arrector pili muscle contracts | the hair stands up causing goose bumps
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| deoxygenated blood is very dark purple red and gives the skin a bluish tingle called | cyanosis
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| Because of the rich blood supply & light color, the nail bed in an excellent place to check patients for | low oxygen levels in their blood
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| Flat plate of keratin covering the end of the nail and forms the | nail body
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| The accessories of the nail are | cuticle, free edge, lunula, nail bed, nail body, nail root
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| The nail body is connected to the tissue underneath by the | nail bed
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| found at base of nail, nails grow from and is covered and protected by nail cuticle | nail root
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| light color half moon at base of nail is called the | lunula
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| the oil that the sebaceous glands secrete to lubricate hair and skin ; causes acne & when aging is the cause of wrinkle from less secretions is called | sebum
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| Which gland lubricates the skin & secretes directly onto skin because they do not have ducts | sebaceous glands
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| the accessories of the sweat glands are | apocrine glands, perspiration, sudoriferous glands, sweat ducts, sweat pore
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| Highly coiled glands that function to cool the body, 2 mil in body located in dermis are called | suderiferous glands
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| suderiferous glands travel to the surface of the skin through | sweat ducts
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| sweat duct opening is called | sweat pore
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| perspiration (sweat) contains a colorless & oderless product that has | waste products
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| Sweat glands located under arms and pubic region produce sweat that is ____ and is called | Thicker sweat & are called apocrine glands
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| sweat produced under the arm and public region is thicker and can cause odor when it comes into contact with | bacteria
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| Small, solid, circular raised spot on the surface of the skin less than 0.5 cm in diameter | papule
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| Pinpoint purple or red spots from minute hemorrhages under the skin | petechiae
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| Condition in which the skin reacts abnormally when exposed to light, such as the ultraviolet (UV) rays | photosensitivity
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| Severe itching | pruritus
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| pinpoint hemorrhages into skin due to fragile blood vessels, common in older adults, means purple | purpura
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| contains pus or infection that produces pus; pus consist of white blood cells & tissue debris | purulent
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| raised spot on skin with pus | pustule
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| Presence of pus on or in layer of skin indicating a bacterial infection | pyoderma
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| combine form and suffix for pus, skin condition | py/o, -derma
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| skin condition for lost its elasticity & hardened | scleroderma
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| Combining form & suffix meaning hard & skin condition | scler/o, -derma
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| oily discharge | seborrhea
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| Combining form & suffix meaning oily & discharge | seb/o, -rrhea
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| containing or producing pus | suppurative
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| open sore or lesion in skin or mucus membrane | ulcer
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| Hives, skin eruption of pale reddish wheals that severely itch, associated with food allergy, stress, drug reactions | uticaria
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| Blister, fluid filled raised spot on skin | vesicle
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| Combining form & suffix meaning bladder & pertaining to | vesic/o, -le
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| small round swollen area on skin from allergic skin reactions like hives accompanied by uticaria | wheal
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| abnormally dry skin | xeroderma
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| Combining form & suffix meaning dry skin condition | xer/o, -derma
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| collection of pus in the skin | abscess
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| inflammatory disease of sebaceous glands & hair follicle that results in papules & pustules | acne
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| chronic adult acne causing redness, tiny pimples, broken blood vessels on nose and cheeks | acne rosacea
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| Teenage acne characterized by comedo, papules, & pustules | acne vulgaris
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| genetic condition, body does not make melanin skin/hair white & eyes are red from no pigment | albinism
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| Combining form & suffix meaning state of white | albin/o, -ism
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| cancerous tumor of epidermis basal layer, rarely metastasizes or spreads, usually from sun exposure | basal cell carcinoma
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| Combining form & suffix meaning pertaining to cancer tumor at the base | bas/o, -al, carcin/o, -oma
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| Superficial burn affecting the epidermis | first degree burn
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| burn that causes blister and affects the dermis | second degree burn
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| Burn that charred the full layers of the skin, affects the epidermis, dermis & subcutaneous layer | third degree burn
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| amount of the body burned is calculated using the rule of 9, what is percentage of 1 side of arm, thoracic, abdomen, leg, full arm, full leg, pubic area | 1 side arm 4.5%, thoracic 9%, abdomen 9%, leg 9%, full arm 9%, full leg 18%, pubic 1%
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| diffuse, acute infection & inflammation of connective tissue in skin | cellulitis
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| means decumbo (lying down) | decupitus
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| open sore from pressure over boney areas cutting off blood flow to skin, bed ridden people laying in same position too long suffer from, difficult to heal | decubitus ulcer
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| Another word for bed sore or pressure sore | decubitus ulcer
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| inflammation of the skin | dermatitis
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| presence of abnormal skin condition | dermatosis
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| dried, blacken, & shriveled skin referred to as mummified, is a late stage of tissue necrosis | dry gangrene
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| a form of dermatitis that is superficial with reddness, vesicles, itching and crusting | eczema
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| Tissue necrosis due to deficient blood supply | gangrene
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| combining form and suffix meaning scaley dry & abnormal condition | ichthy/o, -osis
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| skin condition that causes dry, scaly & keratinized skin | icthyosis
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| Highly infectious bacterial infection of skin with pustules that rupture & is crusted over | impetigo
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| combining form and suffix meaning flesh & tumor | sarc/o, -oma
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| skin cancer that is brownish purple papules that spread from skin and metastasize to internal organs, (AIDS patients get) | kaposi's sarcoma
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| Raised thick hypertrophic scar from injury or surgery | keloid
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| combine form and suffix meaning hard or horny & abnormal condition | kerat/o, -osis
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| skin condition with over growth & thickening of epidermis layer | keratosis
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| Torn or jagged wound, incorrectly used to describe a cut | laceration
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| Dangerous form of skin cancer caused by uncontrolled growth of melanocytes, quickly metastasizes/spreads into internal organs also called black tumor | malignant melanoma
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| Infestation of lice, eggs are called nits that cling to hair | pediculosis
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| chronic inflammatory condition consisting of papules that form silvery scales patches (white patches) with circular borders | psoriasis
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| Contagious skin disease caused by mite burrowing in skin and laying eggs, causes redness, intense itching (children get) | scabies
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| Contagious viral skin infection, both names | rubella, German measles
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| sac under skin usually filled with sebaceous oil (sebum) from sebaceous gland that grows and has to be excised | sebaceous cyst
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| Scar | cicatrix
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| Epidermis layer cancer that may invade deeper tissues & metastasize begins with a sore that does not heal | squamous cell carcinoma
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| congenital collection of dialated blood vessels causing red birth mark that fades in few months after birth | strawberry hemangioma
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| combining form and suffix that means blood, vessel & tumor (strawberry hemangioma) | hem/o, angi/o, -oma
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| auto immune condition & disease of connective tissue that injures skin, joints, kidneys, nerve tissue and mucus membranes cause red, scaly butterfly rash accross cheek and nose | systemic lupus erythematosus
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| fungal skin disease resulting in itchy scaly lesions | tinea
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| fungal infection of scalp (ringworm) | tinea capitus
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| fungal infection of foot (athletes foot) | tinea pedis
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| Contagious viral infection (chicken pox) | varicella
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| benign growth caused by virus, has rough surface called warts | verruca
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| disappearance of pigment in skin patches, are milk white called two names | vitiligo (leukoderma)
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| area of gangrene that becomes infected again or secondarily infected by pus producing bacteria | wet gangrene
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| absence or loss of hair(baldness) | alopecia
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| furuncle(boils) involving several hair follicles | carbuncle
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| bacterial infection of hair follicle causes redness, pain, & swelling also called boil | furuncle
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| abnormal condition of hair fungus | trichomycosis
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| combining form and suffix meaning abnormal condition, hair, fungus | trich/o (hair), myc/o (fungus), -osis (abnormal condition)
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| infected nail bed | onych/o, -ia; onychia
abnormal condition of nail fungus
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| Nail biting (eating) | onychophagia; onych/o, -phagia
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| infection of the skin fold around nail | paronychia; para- (beside), onych/o (nail); -ia (state of, condition)
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| lab test that grows bacteria removed from infected area, to id bacteria and determine its sensitivity to antibiotics | culture and sensitivity (C&S) tests
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| piece of tissue remove by syringe & needle, knife, punch, or brush to examine under microscope; used to aid diagnosis | biopsy
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| scraping cells from tissue & examining under scope | exfoliative cytology
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| thin piece of tissue cut from frozen speciman for rapid examination under scpoe | frozen section (FS)
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| tissue scraping taken from curette (scraper) from lesions placed on growth medium & examined under scope to id fungus | fungal scrapings
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| skin graft from one person to another ( donor is cadaver) both names | allograft (homograft)
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| Skin graft from own body | autograft (donor skin is usually perforated first so it stretches)
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| instrument to cut skin or thin transplants of skin | dermatome; derma/o, -tome (to cut)
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| skin grafting, transplanting skin | dermatoplasty; -plasty (skin repair)
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| transfer skin from one area to another, used to treat burns & some surgical procedures | skin graft (SG) also called dermatoplasty
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| skin graft from animal or other species to a human speies 2 names | xenograft; xeno (strange, foriegn) and heterograft; heter/o (other, different)
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| surgical procedure that destroys tissue by using caustic chemicals, electrical current, heat or freezing | cauterization
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| surgical procedure that uses extreme cold to freeze & destroy tissue | cryosurgery; cry/o (cold)
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| surgical procedure that removes superficial skin lesions with surgical instrument shaped like a spoon or scraper, procedure and name of instrument | curettage; instrument is a currette
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| surgical procedure that removes foriegn material & dead damaged tissue from wound | debridgement
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| surgical procedure that uses electrical current to destroy tissue | electrocautery
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| surgical procedure that makes an incision to create an opening for drainage (eg pus) | incision and drainage (I&D); cis/o (to cut)
surgical procedure that removes a finger or toe nail
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| plastic surgery procedure that causes abrasion using chemicals | chemabrasion (also called chemical peel)
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| plastic surgery procedure that causes abrasion or rubbing using wire brush or sand paper to remove acne, scars, tattoos, & scar tissue | dermabrasion
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| plastic surgery procedure removes skin lesions & birth marks using laser beam that emits intense heat & power at close range; laser converts frequency of light into one small beam | laser therapy
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| plastic surgery procedure that sucks out fat beneath skin | lipsuction; lip/o (fat)
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| plastic surgery procedure that removes excess skin to eliminate wrinkles also called facelift | rhytidectomy; rhytid/o (wrinkle), -ectomy (surgical removal)
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| lidocaine, xylocaine, procaine, novocain are all forms of | skin applied anesthetics
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| applied to the skin to deaden pain; pertaining to without feeling pain | anesthetic
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| bacitracin/neomycin/polymixinB, neosporin ointment are | topical antibiotics
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| pharmaceutical that kills bacteria causing skin infections; pertaining to against life | antibiotic
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| kills fungi infecting skin; pertaining to against | antifungal
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| miconazole, monistat, clotrimazole, & lotrimin are all topicals ointments that are | antifungal
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| lindane, kwell; permethrin, nix are all pharmaceuticals that are | antiparasitic
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| kills mites and lice | antiparasitics
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| reduces severe itching | antipruritic
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| diphenhydramine, benadryl, camphor/pramoxine/zinc, caladryl are all pharmaceuticals that are | antipruritic
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| Used to kill bacteria in cuts and wounds or surgical site | antiseptic
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| isopropyl alcohol & hydrogen peroxide are examples of | antiseptics
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| treats herpes simplex infections | antivirals
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| valacyclovir, valtrex; famcyclovir, famvir; acyclorvir, & zovirax are examples of | antivirals
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| abbreviation for basal cell carcinoma | BBC
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| abbreviation for malignant melanoma | MM
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| abbreviation for biopsy | BX, bx
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| abbreviation for squamous cell carcinoma | SCC
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| abbreviation for culture and sensitivity | (C&S)
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| abbreviation for skin graft | SG
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| abbreviation for decubitus ulcer | decub
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| abbreviation for dermatology | Derm, derm
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| abbreviation for systemic lupus erythematosus | SLE
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| abbreviation for split-thickness skin graft | STSG
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| abbreviation for frozen section | FS
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| abbreviation for subcutaneous | subcu, subq, SC, sc
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| abbreviation for herpes simplex virus | HSV
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| abbreviation for incision and drainage | I&D
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| abbreviation for intradermal | ID
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| abbreviation for ultraviolet | UV
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| The gland that lubricates the skin by producing oil | sebaceous gland
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| typical sweat gland of the body | sudoriferous gland
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