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Integumentary System

Med Term Parts

QuestionAnswer
adip/o, lip/o, steat/o fat
pil/o, trich/o hair
hidr/o sweat
squam/o scale
onych/o, ung/o nail
seb/o, sebaceo oil
crypt/o hidden
kerat/o hard, horny
xer/o dry
xanth/o yellow
eryth/o red
leuk/o, alb/o white
melan/o black
abrasion ab/rasion scraping away of skin away/scrape
albinism albin/ism lack of pigment in skin causing patient to look white white/condition
albino a person afflicted with albinism
anhidrosis an/hidr/osis condition of lack of sweat no/sweat/condition
comedo a hair follicle that is plugged with sebum (blackhead, whitehead)
cyanidrosis cyan/idr/osis blue sweat blue/sweat/condition
depigmentation de/pigment/ation loss of pigment away/pigment/condition
dermatalgia dermat/algia skin pain skin/pain
dermatodynia dermat/o/dynia skin pain skin/ / pain
dermatolysis dermat/o/lysis loose skin skin/ /loose
erythema redness (origin: Greek, redness)
erythroderma erythr/o/derma red skin red/ /skin
hemathidrosis hemat/hidr/osis sweating blood blood/sweat/condition
hidropoiesis hidr/o/poesis the formation of sweat sweat/ /formation
hyperhidrosis hyper/hidr/osis excessive sweating over/sweat/condition
hyperkerotosis hyper/kerot/osis excessive growth of horny skin over/horny/condition
hypermelanosis hyper/melan/osis excessive melanin in the skin over/black/condition
hyperpigmentation hyper/pigment/ation excessive pigment in the skin over/pigment/condition
hypohidrosis hypo/hidr/osis diminished sweating under/sweat/condition
hypomelanosis hypo/melan/osis diminished melanin in the skin under/black/skin
hypopigmentation hypo/pigment/ation diminished pigment in the skin under/pigment/condition
leukoderma leuk/o/derma white skin white/ /skin
macerate to soften the skin (origin: Latin, to make soft)
onychophagia onych/o/phagia eating or biting the nails nail/ / eat
pruritis an itch (Origin: Latin, itching)
rhytidermia rhyti/dermia wrinkled skin wrinkle/skin
sebopoiesis seb/o/poiesis formation of oil (sebum) oil/formation
seborrhea seb/o/rrhea discharge of oil (sebum) oil/discharge
trichomegaly trich/o/megaly abnormally thick hair hair/enlargement
urticaria swollen raised itchy areas of skin (Orgin: Latin, burning nettle)
xanthoderma xanth/o/derma yellow skin yellow/ /skin
xerosis xer/osis condition of dryness dry/condition
dermatosis dermat/osis any skin disease skin/condition
papule firm raised area (pimple)
macule a spot on the skin, not raised or depressed (freckles)
nodule a large firm papule
vesicle a blister or fluid filled sac (shingles)
pustule vesicle filled with pus
nevus mole or birthmark
Created by: anashburn
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