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LCC MEDA101 Integumentary terms

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auto   self  
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homo   same  
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hetero   different/other  
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epithelium   layer of cells  
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epidermis   top or outer layer of skin  
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dermis   layer of skin under epidermis  
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subaceous glands   oil secretion glands  
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sudoriferous glands   produce sweat  
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keratin kerat/osis   protein polimers, hair, nails age spots  
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lesion   area of abnormal or altered tissue  
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macule   flat (freckle)  
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papule   raised dry bump (mosquito bite)  
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vesicle   fluid filled bump  
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pustule   pus filled  
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wheal   hives  
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ulcer   open sore where tissue has worn away  
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excoriation   scratch mark  
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fissure   leanear crack in skin  
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petechia (petechia)   spot, reddish brown, minute hemorrages  
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nevus, nevi   mole  
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comedone   blackhead  
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eruption   appearance of a skin lesion  
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erythema   redness  
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pruritus   itchiness  
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purulent   containing pus  
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uticaria   hives  
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burn   tissue injury from exposure to thermal, chemical, electric or radiation elements  
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first-degree burn   outer most layer epidermis  
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second-degree burn   involving the epidermis and the dermis  
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third-degree burn   deepest layer. subcontaneous tissue  
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cellulitis   acute inflimation of the subcutaneous tissue. bacteria invasion through break in skin  
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nercrosis   tissue death  
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psoriasis   an itching, chronic reaccuring disease  
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herpes zoster   shingles caused by chicken pox virus. lives in the nerves.  
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impentigo   bacterial skin infection  
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dermatitis (eczema)   inflimation of the skin, redness, itching  
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pediculosis   infestation of lice  
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scabies   mite that burrows under skin  
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tinea   fungus of the skin, ring worm  
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debridement /debride   removal of dead tissue  
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anti-inflammatory   drug that reduces inflamation  
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antifungal   drug that blocks the histamine in the body  
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antipuritic   releaves itching  
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alopecia   hair loss  
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I   incision and drainage  
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Bx   biopsy  
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C   culture and sensitivity  
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HVS   herpes simplex virus  
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SLE   systemic lupus erythematosus  
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antihistamine   allergen blocker  
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scler/o/derma   dardening of the skin  
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erythr/o/derma   redness of the skin  
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sub/cutane/ous   pertaining to below the skin  
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intra/dermal   pertaining to within skin  
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adi/pose   fatty tissue  
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lip/oma   fatty tumor  
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an/hidr/osos   conditon without sweat  
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hydr/o/cephal/us   conditon of water on the head  
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seb/o/rrhea   oil discharge  
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hist/ology   study of tissue  
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ichthy/osis   fishy condition (scaley)  
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leuk/o/cyte   white cell  
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erythr/o/cyte   red cel  
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leul/o/rrhea   white discharge  
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purpur/ic   condition of purpleness  
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trich/o/phobia   unusual fear of hair  
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trich/o/rrhea   rupture of the hair (split end)  
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myc/ologist   someone who studys fungus  
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onych/o/myc/osis   abnormal condition of fungus on nail  
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par/onych/ia   beside the nail  
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dys/plasia   bad formation  
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electro/cautery   electric cauterization  
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cry/o/surgery   freezing surgery  
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auto/immune   body fighting self  
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homo/phobia   fear fo the same  
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homo/gen/ous   pertaining to sameness  
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