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MED Term 104 (ch3)

Integumentary System - Combining Vowels and Definitions

TermDefinition
adipo/o lip/o steat/o Fat
cutane/o derm/o dermat/o Skin
pil/o trich/o Hair
hidr/o Sweat (liquid)
squam/o Thin and flat (layer/ scale- squished)
onych/o ungu/o Nail (ugly)
seb/o sebace/o Sebum - Oil
kerato- hardness or growth of horns - horniness
xero- dryness (xerox copier prints with dry skin)
crypto- means hidden
leuko- whiteness (in color)
erythro- redness (in color)
xantho- yellowness (in color)
melano- blackness (in color)
keratoderma hard skin
xeroderma dry skin
keratosis horny tissue condition
onychocryptosis hidden nail
albinism lack of pigment
melonoma black-colored tumor
leukotrichia condition of white hair
axanthopsia unable to see the color yellow
erythroderma redness of the skin
dermatalgia/ dermatodynia skin pain
pruritus itching
urticaria hives
seborrhea discharge of oil
xerosis condition of dryness
macerate to soften
hyperhidrosis excessive sweating
anhidrosis lack of sweating
depigmentation loss of pigmentation
hypermelanosis darkening of the skin
alopecia hair loss
hypertrichosis too much hair
comedo plugged hair follicle , white of blackhead
dermatolysis loose skin; seen with weight loss
hematidrosis sweating of blood
xanthoderma condition of yellow skin
onychophagia eating/ biting of the nails
hypomelanosis diminished melanin in the skin
centrifungal grows clockwise
centripetal grows counter clockwise
papule nodule raised rash
plaques flat rash
tumor large solid mass, related to exposure of UV light (sun)
vesicles < 1cm and filled with clear fluid
bullae > 1cm and filled with clear liquid
pustules filled with pus
freckles macules
patches larger macules
cherry angioma raised collection of blood vessels
telangiectasia flat collection of blood vessels
petechiae small bruises
ecchymosis large bruises
excisional biopsy (o) surgical removal
shave biopsy (o) small slices
punch biopsy (o) removes circular hole punch
cicatrix scar
keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
nevus birthmark or mole (E.D. tumor)
dysplastic nevus mole with abnormal formations or changes
verruca wart (E.D. tumor)
dermatoscope instrument used to view the skin
dermoscopy process of viewing the skin
adipocele hernia filled with fatty tissue
dermatofibroma fibrous skin tumor
erythocyanosis red/ blue discoloration of the skin
keratogenic causing horny tissue development
necrosis tissue death
pachyderma tough skin (pachy- elephant)
steatoma a fatty tumor
xanthoma a yellow tumor
onychia a nail condition
onychocryptosis ingrown nail (hidden)
onycholysis loss of a nail
onychomalacia abnormal softening of the nail
onychopathy nail disease
paronychia condition of tissue around the nail
skin infections caused by bacteria, fungi, or viruses
inflammation occurs alone or from infection
decubitus ulcer bed sore (pressure points)
dermatosis skin condition
dermopathy skin disease
hypertrichosis excessive hair growth
postpartum alopecia women expericence hair loss after pregnancy
atopic dermatitis eczema - chronic dry inflammation with itching
ichtyosis condition of dry, dcaly skin
psoriais condition of itchy, red, scaly skin
scleronychia condition of thickening or hardening nails
malignant cutaneous neoplasms - basil cell CARCINOMA - malignant MELANOMA - Squamous cell CARCINOMA cancerous skin growths - cancer of basil skin - cancer of pigment - starts as small papule; leads to ulcer
benign - actinic keratosis - hidradenoma non-cancerous - horny skin condition due to sun exposure - tumor of sweat gland
mycosis fungal infection
dermatomycosis fungal infection of the skin
mycodermatitis fungal infection of skin with inflammation
onychomycosis fungal infection of the nail
tinea ring worm
trichomycosis fungal infection of the hair
acne vulgaris inflammation of skin follicles
hidradenitis inflammation of the sweat glands
impetigo highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
onychodystrophy poor nail development and nourishment
actinic dermatitis inflammation of the skin due to sun exposure
dermatitis inflammation of the skin
seborrheic dermatitis inflammation of the skin due to discharge of sebum
steatitis inflammation of fatty tissue
Anti-infection antibiotics, antiseptics
Anit-immune steroids
anti-itch/ allergy antihistamines
chemicals chemotherapy, chemosurgery
liposuction vacuums
cryosurgery cold
dermabrasion lasers used to burn skin
electricity electrosurgery, electrodesiccation
Mohs micrographic used to remove thin skin layers with skin cancer
micrography mapping out
skin graft replacement of dead skin with live skin
epidermal pertaining to the skin
intradermal pertaining to the inside of the skin
hypodermic subcutaneous pertaining to under the skin
percutaneous and transdermal pertaining to through the skin (surgical procedures - medication delivery)
topical applied directly to the skin
surgery removal of tissue
chemosurgery deconstructs/ removes tissue by use of chemicals
cryosurgery deconstructs of tissue by freezing (wart removal)
electrocauterization burning tissue with electricity to destroy it
I&D incision and drainage of infected tissue
lipectomy removal of fatty tissue
liposuction vacuuming of fatty tissue
onychectomy removal of the nail
onychotomy incision into that nail (to remove fluid under nail - blood blister)
rhytidoplasty surgical treatment of wrinkled skin
autograft graft from another part of the patients body
heterograft graft from the same species
xenograft homograft graft from another species
antipruritic prevents itching
antihistamine opposes effect of histamine
antiseptic prevents sepsis by killing organisms
antibiotic opposes growth of microorganisms
anesthetic temporarily blocks sensation
Bx biopsy
C&S culture and sensitivity
ID intradermal
SC/ SQ subcutaneous
Hx history
Fx fracture
Cx culture
DDx differential diagnosis
FHx family history
Rx prescription
Sx symptoms
Tx treatment
CC chief complaint (main reason for visit)
Dx diagnosis
SOAP Subjective - Pt tells you Objective- - measurable systems (can be seen) Assessment - diagnosis; DDX and Plan of Care - what we plan to do (follow up, instructions)
genetic hereditary genes
NSAID PT ORI RICE NWB WBAT WB cCHAPTER 4 tmrw
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