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zskin injury

skin injury

TermDefinition
pruntis the condition of itching
xeroderma excessively dry skin
albanism the lack of function melanian
cyanosis blueish purple discoloration of skin
erytherma red discoloration of skin
vitiligo autoimmune disease in which melanocytes are slowly destroyed
abrasion sliding and scarring superfical
blister fluid filled sac with thin transparent cover
burn caused by hot, superficial, partial and full thickness
callus pad on skin
cicatrix callogen that forms
excoriation linear scratch on skin
keloid scar tissue
laceration clean cut or ragged edges
pressure injury ulcer on skin epidermal and dermal injury
abscess localized pus containing pocket under skin
cellulitis infection and inflammation of skin
herpes type 1 is cold sores
herpes 2 genetial sores
varicella zoster chicken pox
herpes varicella zoster shingles
tinea fungal infection
tinea capitis head
tinea corporis body
tinea cruris crotch
tinea pedisc foot
verruca rough irregular skin lesion caused by human papillomavirus, hands, feet
pediculosis infection lice, scalp, hair
scabies infection of parascites mites
contact dermatitis caused by physical contact
urticaria allergic reaction to food hives, wheals and welts
actinic keratosis benign raised, rough areas due to sun exposure
hemangioma benign mass of superficial, dilated blood vessels that is present at birth
lipoma benign growth of adipose tissue in that subcutaneous
nevus skin lesion that is present at birth mole , birth mark
papilloma skin tag, protrudes outwarding from skin
syndactyly congenital abnormal skin is joined together
cancer of skin cancerous of lesion
basal cell carcinoma skin cancer tat begins in the basal( bottom ) layer of epidermis
psoriasis autoimmune disorder , red flaky skin
scieroderma autoimmune disorder that causes the skin and internal organs to harden due to abnormal deposits of collagen
syndactyly web feet skin and tissue is joined
Created by: Amelia08
 

 



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