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There is a fi ne network of blood and lymph capillaries in the (subcutaneous layer)
Likely to form during the healing of an injury Scar
A small, discolored spot or patch such as freckles Macule
An elevation of the skin havin an inflamed base and containing pus Pustule
Site if keratin formation Stratum corneum
Contains blood and lymph vessels and nerve endings Reticular layer
Serves as a protective cushion for the upper skin layers Subcutaneous tissue
A small elevated pimple in the skin Papule
A scab on a sore Crust
A crack in the skin such as chapped hands and lips Fissure
Contains melanocytes that produce the pigment melanin Stratum spinosum
Contains collagen , reticulum, and elastin fibers Dermis as a whole
Consists of cells containing melanin Stratum spinosum
A blister similar to but larger than a vesicle Bulla
An open lesion on the skin accompanied by loss of skin depth Ulcer
An itchy, swollen lesion that lasts a few hours Wheal
The deepest layer of the epidermis Stratum germinativum
Contains fat cells, sweat and oil glands, and hair follicles Reticular layer
Contains cone like projections made of fine strands of elastic tissue extending upward into the epidermis Papillary layer
An accumulation of epidermal flakes such as excessive dandruff Scale
An external swelling, varying in size, shape, color. Tumor
A blister with clear fluid in it Vesicle
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