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MED203 ECPI

MED203 CH08 KEY TERMS

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MED203 CH08 KEY TERMS
Abrade (ă•brād’) To chafe; to roughen or remove by friction.
Bacteremia (băk•tĕr•ē’mē•ă) Bacteria in the blood.
Bulla (pl. bullae) (bŭl’lă) Large (generally greater than 0.5 cm) fluid-filled blister.
Comedones (kŏm•ă•dōnēz) Blackheads or whiteheads
Debridement (dĭ•brēd•mĭnt’) Removal of dead or damaged tissue or other matter, especially from a wound.
Electrodesiccation (ē•lĕk”trō•dĕs”ĭ•kā’shŭn) Method of electrosurgery in which tissue is destroyed by dehydration with a probe generating a series of short, high-frequency electric sparks.
Induration (ĭn’dū•rā”shŭn) Area of hardened tissue; the process of hardening.
Keratin (kĕr’ă•tĭn) Hard, fibrous protein that is the primary constituent of hair and nails.
Keratolytic (kĕr”ă•tō•lĭt’ĭk) Agent used to loosen and remove the outer layer of the epidermis.
Melanin (mĕ’lă•nĭn) Dark pigment that gives color to skin and hair.
Mohs micrographie surgery (mōz mī”krŏ•grăf’ĭk sŭr’jĕr•ē) A method of excising skin tumors a layer at a time until entire tumor is removed. Developed by Frederic Edward Mohs, U.S. surgeon.
Papule (păp’ūl) Red, raised area of the skin, generally small and solid.
Pustule (pŭs’tūl) Small, raised area of the skin filled with pus or lymph.
Pyoderma (pī•o•dĕr’mă) Any acute, pus-causing, inflammatory skin disease.
Raynaud phenomenon (rĕ•nō’ fĕ•nŏm’e•nŏn) Intermittent interruptions of blood supply to the fingers, toes, and sometimes the ears, marked by severe pallor of these parts and accompanied by numbness, tingling, or extreme pain.
Rhinophyma (rī•nō•fī’mă) Nodular swelling and congestion of the nose associated with acne rosacea.
Stratum corneum (strā’tŭm kŏr•nē’ŭm) Outermost or horny layer of the epidermis.
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