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adip/o fat
albin/o white
alopec/o hair loss, balding
auto/ self
bi/o life
blephar/o eyelid
carcin/o cancer
cauter/o burn
chrom/o color
cry/o cold
crypt/o hidden
cutane/o skin
lip/o fat
cyan/o blue
cyt/o cell
ecchym/o blood in tissue
erythr/o red
hem/o blood
derm/a,o dermat/o skin
hidr/o sweat
hirsut/o hairy
hist/o tissue
hemat/o blood
ichthy/o dry/scaly
integument/o covering
juand/o yellow
kerat/o hard, horn-shaped
melan/o black
myc/o fungus
necr/o death
onych/o nail
pedicul/o lice
pil/o hair
prurit/o itching
py/o pus
rhytid/o wrinkle
scler/o hardening
seb/o sebum (oil)
squam/o scale
urtic/o hives
xer/o dry
ungu/o nail
trich/o hair
psor/o itching
acne clogged with oil
burns damage to the skin caused by heat, chemicals, electricity, or radiation
eczema red, itchy skin that is dry
furuncles boils: painful, pus-filled bumps under skin
gangrene large tissue death
imetigo highly contagious bacterial skin infection
keloid thick raised scar from overgrowth of skin cells
nodule solid, raised bump, larger than a papule
papule small, raised bump on skin
petechia red/purple spots caused by minor damage to small vessels
wart small, rough skin growth caused by a virus
vitiligo loss of pigment
scabies skin infection caused by mites that burrow the skin
purulent thick, yellow fluid associated with infection
polyp swelling of tissue on the lining of organs
ulcer sore or break in the skin or mucous membrane that fails to heal properly.
debridement medical procedure that involved removing dead or damaged tissue from a wound
SLE systemic lupus erythematosis
I&D incision and drainage
bx biopsy
RA rheumatoid arthritis
melanocytes found in epidermis, produces melanin
melanin what gives skin and hair color
epidermis the outermost layer of the skin that regenerates every 45 days
dermis middle layer of skin, contains nerve endings, hair, blood vessels, and glands
subcutaneous layer also known as the hypodermis, where fat and larger blood vessels are
sebum oil
sebaceous gland secrete oil/sebum (usually near a hair follicle)
lipids fats
lipocytes fat cells
collagen allows for elasticity in skin, found in dermis
glands secrete
largest organ in the body skin
tinea fungus
lesion abnormal change in tissue due to damage
psoriasis chronic skin condition that causes raised, inflamed, red plaques to appear on the skin
liposuction removes fat from specific areas using a vaccum
lipectomy surgical removal of fat that is more invasive than liposuction
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