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Integumentary System SOAP Terms

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Definition
Abrasion   scraping away of skin  
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Albinism   lack of pigment in skin causing patient to look white  
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Albino   a person afflicted with albinism  
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Alopecia   baldness  
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Anhidrosis   lack of sweating  
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Comedo   a hair follicle that is plugged with sebum (black head/white head)  
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Cyanidrosis   blue sweat  
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Depigmentation   loss of pigmentation  
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Dermatlgia   skin pain  
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Dermatoydynia   skin pain  
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Dermatolysis   loose skin  
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Erythema   redness  
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Erythroderma   red skin  
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Hemathidrosis   sweating blood  
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Hidropoiesis   the formation of sweat  
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Hyperhidrosis   excessive sweating  
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Hyperkerotosis   excessive growth of horny skin  
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Hypermelanosis   excessive melanin in the skin  
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Hyperpigmentation   excessive pigment in the skin  
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Hypohidrosis   diminished sweating  
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Hypomelanosis   diminished melanin in the skin  
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Hypopigmentation   diminished pigment in the skin  
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Leukoderma   white skin  
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Macerate   to soften the skin  
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Onychophagia   eating or biting the nails  
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Pruritus   an itch  
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Rhytidermia   wrinkled skin  
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Sebopoiesis   formation of oil (sebum)  
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Seborrhea   discharge of oil (sebum)  
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Trichomegaly   abnormally thick hair  
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Urticaria   swollen raised itchy areas of the skin  
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Xanthoderma   yellow skin  
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Xeroderma   dry skin  
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Xerosis   condition of dryness  
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Macule, Macula (freckle)   small flat discolored area  
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Patch (Vitiligo)   large, flat discolored area  
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Papule   a small solid mass  
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Plaque   a solid mass on the surface of the skin  
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Nodule   a solid mass that extends deeper into the skin  
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Tumor   a larger solid mass  
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Vesicle   a small blister  
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Bulla   a larger blister  
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Pustule   a puss-filled blister  
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Abscess   a localized collection of pus in the body  
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Erosion   loss of skin  
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Ulcer   a sore  
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Excoriation   a scratch  
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Fissure   a crack in the skin  
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Scale   skin flaking off  
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Crust   a dried substance  
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Vascular Lesion   wounds related to blood vessels  
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Cherry Angioma   a small blood vessel tumor  
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Telangiectasia (Spider Angioma)   the overexpansion of the end of a blood vessel (called spider angioma because of how it looks on the skin)  
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Petechia   a small bruise  
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Ecchymosis   a larger bruise  
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Cicatrix (plural form: Cicatrices)   scar  
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Keloid   overgrowth of scar tissue  
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Epidermal Tumors   tumors on the skin  
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Nevus   mole  
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Dysplastic Nevus   a mole with bad changes/formations (often precancerous)  
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Verruca   wart  
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Culture and Sensitivity (C & S)   growing microorganisms in isolation in order to determine which drug it might respond to  
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Biopsy (Bx)   removal of tissue in order to examine it (with your own two eyes)  
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Excisional Biopsy   removal of an entire lesion for examination (to cut it out)  
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Incisional Biopsy   removal of a portion of a lesion for examination (to cut into it)  
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Dermatoscope   instrument used to look at the skin  
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Dermoscopy   the procedure for looking at the skin  
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Adipocele   a hernia filled with fatty tissue  
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Dermatofibroma   a fibrous skin tumor  
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Erythrocyanosis   a red and/or blue discoloration of the skin  
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Keratogenic   causing horny tissue development  
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Keratosis   horny tissue condition  
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Necrosis   tissue death  
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Onychia   a nail condition  
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Onychocryptosis   an ingrown nail  
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Onycholysis   the loss of a nail  
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Onychomalacia   abnormal softening of a nail  
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Onychopathy   nail disease  
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Onychophagia   eating/biting the nail  
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Pachyderma   tough skin  
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Paronychia   a condition of the tissue around the nail  
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Steatoma   a fatty tumor  
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Xanthoma   a yellow tumor  
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Decubitus Ulcer   bed sore  
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Dermatosis   skin condition  
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Dermopathy   skin disease  
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Eczema   a red itchy rash that may weep or ooze, then become crusted and scaly  
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Atopic Dermatitis   an unusal inflammation of the skin  
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Hypertrichosis   excessive hair growth  
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Ichthyosis   a condition in the skin is dry and scaly resembling fish scales  
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Postpartum Alopecia   baldness after pregnancy  
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Sclerodermatitis   inflammation of the skin accompanied by thickening and hardening  
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Scleronychia   thickening and hardening of the nails  
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Xanthosis   yellowing of the skin  
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Actinic Keratosis   horny skin condition caused by sun exposure  
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Basal Cell Carcinoma   cancerous tumor of the basal skin cells  
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Hidradenoma   tumor of the sweat gland  
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Malignant Cutaneous Neoplasm   a harmful new formation of skin tissue  
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Malignant Melanoma   a harmful tumor of melanin cells  
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma   cancerous tumor of squamous skin cells  
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Acne Vulgaris   inflammation of skin follicles  
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Dermatomycosis   a fungal skin infection  
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Hidradenitis   inflammation of the sweat glands  
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Impetigo   a highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin  
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Mycodermatitis   inflammation of the skin caused by fungus  
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Mycosis   a fungal condition  
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Onychodystrophy   poor nourishment (and development) of the nail  
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Onychomycosis   a fungal condition of the nail  
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Trichomycosis   a fungal condition of the hair  
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Actinic Dermatitis   inflammation of the skin caused by sun exposure  
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Dermatitis   inflammation of the skin  
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Dermatoconiosis   a skin condition caused by dirt  
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Seborrheic Dermatitis   inflammation of the skin caused by discharge of oil (sebum)  
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Steatitis   inflammation of fat tissue  
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Epidermal   pertaining to the skin  
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Hypdermic   pertaining to beneath the skin  
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Intradermal   pertaining to inside the skin  
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Percutaneous   pertaining to through the skin  
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Subcutaneous   pertaining to beneath the skin  
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Transdermal   pertaining to through the skin  
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Chemosurgery   removal of tissue that has been destroyed using chemicals  
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Chemotherapy   treatment using chemicals  
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Cryosurgery   destruction of tissue through freezing  
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Dermabrasion   rubbing or scraping away the outer surface of the skin  
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Electrocauterization   using electricity to destroy tissue by burning it  
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Electrodesiccation   using electricity to destroy tissue by drying it  
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Incision and Drainage (I & D)   to cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain  
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Lipectomy   removal of fatty tissue  
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Liposuction   removal of fatty tissue using a vaccum  
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Onychectomy   removal of a nail  
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Onychotomy   incision into a nail  
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Rhytidoplasty   reconstruction of wrinkled skin  
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Autograft   skin transplant taken from a different place on the patient's body  
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Homograft (Allograft)   skin transplant taken from another member of the patient's species  
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Heterograft   skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient's  
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Xenograft   skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient's  
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Anesthetic   a drug that temporarily blocks sensation  
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Antibiotic   a drug that destroys or opposes growth of microorganisms  
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Antihistamine   a drug that opposes the effects of histamine  
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Antipruritic   a drug that prevents or relieves itching  
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Antiseptic   a drug that prevents sepsis (rotting of flesh) by killing microorganisms  
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