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Chapter 4

WORDS/ROOTS/SUFFIXChapter 4
sudoriferous glands secrete sweat
sebaceous glands secrete sebum (oil into hair follicles)
keratin horny protein layer found in hair, skin, and nails
epidermis outer layer of skin
nails originate in epidermis, white part called lunula
derm/o skin
dermat/o skin
cutane/o skin
kerat/o horny tissue, hard
onych/o nail
ungu/o nail
trich/o hair
hidr/o sweat
aut/o self
necr/o death of cells, body
bi/o life
coni/o dust
crypt/o hidden
heter/o other
myc/o fungus
pachy/o thick
rhytid/o wrinkles
staphyl/o grapelike clusters
strept/o twisted chain
xer/o dry
epi- on, upon, over
intra- within
para- beside, beyond, around
per- through
-coccus berry-shaped bacteria
-cocci PLURAL berry shaped bacteria
-ia diseased, abnormal state, condition of
-malacia softening
-phagia eating or swallowing
-rrhea excessive discharge, flow
dermatoconiosis abnormal skin condition caused by dust
dermatofibroma fibrous tumor of skin
hidradenitis inflammation of a sweat gland
leiodermia condition of smooth skin
onychocryptosis ingrown toenail
paronychia diseased state around the nail
seborrhea excessive discharge of sebum (oil)
trichomycosis abnormal condition of a fungus in the hair
xeroderma dry skin
abrasion scraping away of skin by injury or mechanical process
abscess localized collection of pus
actinic keratosis precancerous skin condition (of horny tissue) can turn into squamos cell carcinoma
candidiasis infection of skin, mouth (thrush), or vagina by fungus - esophageal candidiasis seen in AIDS patients
carbuncle cluster of boils caused by bacteria
cellulitis inflammation of skin and subcutaneous tissue, redness, swelling, fever
eczema noninfectious skin disease, redness, blisters, scabs and ITCHING
fissure cracklike sore in the skin
furuncle skin node - bacteria in hair follicle (BOIL)
herpes herpes virus - small blisters in clusters
impetigo open PUSTULES from bacteria
Kaposi sarcoma cancerous purple and brown blotches - spreads from skin to lymph nodes - AIDS people
pediculosis invation into skin and hair by lice
psoriasis chronic skin condition - red lesions covered by Silvery Scales
scabies itch mite
scleroderma chronic hardening (induration) of connective tissue of skin and other body organs
induration hardening
shingles painful blisters on nerve routes (same virus as chickenpox)
tinea fungus infection of skin - RINGWORM
uticaria hives - itching eruptions of wheals of varying size and shape
LARGE WHEALS uticaria
SMALL WHEALS uticaria
dermatoautoplasty surgical repair using one's own skin (autoplasty)
autoplasty dermatoautoplasty
autoplasty surgical repair using one's own skin
dermatoheteroplasty surgical repair using OTHER's skin (allograft)
allograft dermatoheteroplasty
rhytidectomy excision of wrinkles (facelift)
facelift rhytidectomy
erythroderma red skin
keratogenic originating in horny tissue
percutaneous pertaining to through the skin
staphylococcus berry shaped bacteria in grape like clusters
steptococcus berry shaped bacteria in twisted chains
ungual pertaining to the nail
xanthoderma jaundice
alopecia loss of hair
cicatrix scar
debridement removing dead tissue and froreign matter from an open wound
diaphoresis profuse sweating
ecchymosis escape of blood in tissues makes a black and blue mark
edema swelling from fluid
induration abnormal hard spots
keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
leukoplakia white patches on mucous membrane - can be precancerous
macule flat colored spot on skin (freckle)
papule small solid skin elevation (pimple)
nodule small knotlike mass
wheal hive, urticaria
urticaria hive, wheal
vesicle skin elevation containing liquid (shingles, herpes)
pustule elevation of skin containing PUS (impetigo, acne)
cyst sac of fluid or semi-solid material
nevus, nevi birthmark or mole
plural for birthmark or mole nevi
singular for birthmark or mole nevus
pallor paleness
petechia pinpoint skin hemorrhage
petechiae PLURAL for pinpoint skin hemorrhages
pruritus severe itching
pupura hemorrhage into tissue pluple and red
ulcer eroded sore on skin
verruca wart
vesicle elevation contining liquid - BLISTER
wheal urticaria
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