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Integumentary system

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integumentary system skin
cutaneo skin
dermo skin
epidermis outside of skin
dermis under epidermis
pilo hair
tricho hair
hidro sweat glands
sebaceous glad sebaceo glands that secrete oil as natural moisturizer for skin and hair
onycho nails
unguo nails
lip/o fat
adip/o fat
steat/o fat
dermat/o skin
pil/o hair
trich/o hair
hird/o sweat
squam/o scale
seb/o oil
sebace/o oil
onych/o nail
ungu/o nail
cerumen/o earwax
crypt/o hidden
kerat/o hard, horny
xer/o dry
xanth/o yellow
erythr/o red
leuk/o white
alb/o white
melan/o black
rhytid wrinkle
abscess a localized collection of pus in the body
acne vilgaris common acne
actinic dermatitis inflammation of the skin follicles
actinic keratosis horny skin condition caused by sun exposure
adipocele a hernia filled with fatty tissue
albinism lack of pigment in skin causing pt to look white
albino person afflicted with albinism
allograft/homograft skin transplant taken from another member of pt spcis (homo-similar) (allo-cuz it is another peoson)
alopecia baldness
anesthetic drug that temp blocks sensation
anhidrosis lack of sweating
antibiotic drug that destorys or opposes the growth of microrganisms
antihistamine a drug that opposes the effects of histamine
antipruritic a drug that prevents or relieves ictching
antiseptic a drug that prevents sepsis (rotting of flesh) by killing microorganisms
atopic dermatitis unusual inflammation of the skin (atopic means not in the right place)
autograft skin transplant taken from a different places on pts body
basal cell carcinoma cancerous tumor of basal skin cells
biopsy removal of tissue in order to examine it
bulla larger blister latin for bubble
chemosurgery treatment using chemicals
chemotherapy treatment using chemicals
cherry angioma small blood vessel tumor
cicatric (plural cicatrices) scar
comedo hair follicle plugged with sebum (blk or wht head)
crust dried substance (blood, pus etc) on skin
cryosurgery destruction of flesh through freezing
culture and sensitivity growing microorganisms in isolation in order to determine which drugs they might respond to
cyanidrosis blue sweat
decubitus ulcer bed sore
depigmentation loss of skin pigmentation
dermabrasion rubbing or scraping away the outer surface of skin
dermatitis inflammation of the skin
dermatofibroma a fibrous skin tumor
dermatolysis loss of skin
dermatomycosis fungal skin condtion
dermatoscope instrument used to look at the skin
dermatosis skin condition
dermopathy skin disease
dermosocpy procedure for looking at the skin
dysplastic nevus a mole with bad changes/formations (often precancerous)
ecchymosis a larger bruise
eczema a red itchy rash that may weep or ooze then become crusted and scaly
electrocauterization using electricity to destroy tissue by burning it
electrodesiccation using electricity to destroy tissue by drying to
epidermal pertaining to the skin
epidermal tumor tumors on the skin
erosion loss of skin
erythema redness
erythrocyanosis red and or blye discoloration of the skin
erthroderma red skin
excisional biopsy removal of an entire lesion to examination
exoriation a scratch
first-degree burn burn effecting only epidermis or superficial layer of skin
fissure a crack in the skin
fourth-degree burn deep burn affecting all layers of skin but also underlying tissues like muscle bone fascia
hemathidrosis sweating blood
heterograft (xenograft) skin transplant taken from another species hetero because its different or xeno because it is forgien
hidradenoma tumor of the sweat gland
hidropoiesis formation of sweat gland
hyperhidrosis excessive sweating
hyperkeratosis excessive growth of horny skin
hypermelanosis excessive melanin in the skin
hyperpigmentation excessive pigmentation in the skin
hypodermia pertaining to beneath the skin
hypohidrosis diminished sweating
hypomelanosis diminished melanin in the skin
hypopigmentation diminished pigmentation in the skin
ichthyosis a condition that is dry and scaly resembling fish scales
impetigo highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
incision and drainage to cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain
I&D incision and drainage
incisional biopsy removal of a portion of a lesion for examination
intradermal pertaining to inside the skin
keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
keratogenic causing horny tissue development
keratosis horny tissue condtion
leukoderma white skin
lipectomy removal of fatty tissue
lipsuction removal of fatty tissue using a vacuum
macerate to soften the skin
macule small flat discolored area (freckle)
malignant cutaneous neoplasm harmful new formation of the skin tissue (eg skin cancer)
malignant melanoma a harmful tumor of melanin cell
mycodermatitis inflammation of the skin caused by fungus
mycosis a fungus condtion
necrosis tissue death
nevus mole
nodule a solid mass that extends deeper into the skin
onychectomy removal of nail
onychia a nail condition
onychocryptosis an ingrown nail
onychodystrophy poor nourishment and development of the nail
onychomalacia abnormal softening of the nail
onychomyosis fungal condition of the nail
onychopathy nail disease
onychophagia eating/biting the nail
onychotomy incision into a nail
pachyderma tough skin
papule a small solid mass
paronychia a condition of the tissue around a nail
patch (vitiligo) larger flat discolored area
percutaneous pertaining to through the skin
petechia a small bruise
plaque a solid mass on the surface of the skin
postpartum alopecia baldness experienced by women after pregnancy
pruritus swollen raised itchy areas of the skin
psoriasis skin condition characterized by patches of itchy, red, scaly skin
pustule pus filled blister
rhytidoplasty reconstruction of wrinkled skin
scale skin flaking off
sclerodermatitis inflammation of skin accompanied by thickening and hardening
scleronychia thickening and hardening of nails
seborrheic dermatitis infammation of the skin caused by discharge of oil (sebum)
second-degree burn a deeper burn affecting both epidermis and dermis
telangiectasia overexpansion of blood vessel - sometimes called spider angioma because of appearance
squamous cell carinoma cancerous tumor of squamous skin cells
steatitis inflammation of fat tissue
steatoma fatty tumor
subcutaneous pertaining to beneath the skin
third-degree burn deep burn affecting the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer
tinea fungal condition- ringworm because circular apperance
transdermal pertaining to through the skin
trichomycosis fungal condition of the hair
tumor larger solid mass
ulcer a sore
vascularlesion wounds related to blood vessels
verruca wart
vesicle small blister
vitiligo larger flat discolored area ((patch))
xanthoderma yellow skin
xanthoma yellow tumor
xanthosis yellowing of the skin
xeroderma dry skin
xerosis condition of dryness
ABCDE asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving
AK actinic keratosis
BX biopsy
c&s culture and sesitivity
derm dermatology
ID intradermal (within the skim)
SC subcutaneous (under skin)
SQ subcutaneous (under skin)
graft transplant
epi upon
intra inside
anti against
septic rotting
pruritic itching
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