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Med Term CH3

TermDefinition
what is the integumentary system skin
what is the outermost layer of skin called epidermis
Large scales that look like a fish What the epidermis layer is made of squamous cell
what is the dermis layer home to? hair follicles, nerves, and glands
how does the dermis layer differ from the epidermis layer? Thicker, fewer cells, fewer fibers. It gives the skin strength and flexibility
What two glands secrete fluid for the skin sweat gland and sebaceous glands
What is the function for sweat glands rid the body of waste and cool the body
what is the function of sebaceous glands secrete oil as a natural moisturizer for the skin and hair
What two ways are skin abnormalities categorized unusual skin texture and color
Root for yellow xanth/o
root for red eyrthr/o
root for white leuk/o, alb/o
root for black melan/o
root for fat adip/o, lip/o, steat/o
root for skin cutane/o, derm/o, dermat/o
root for hair pil/o, trich/o
root for sweat hidr/o
root for scale squam/o
root for nail onych/o, ungu/o
root for oil seb/o, sebace/o
root for hard/horny kerat/o
root for dry xer/o
abrasion scraping away of skin
anhidrosis lack of sweating
comedo a hair follicle that is plugged with sebum
cyanhidrosis blue sweat
what does pilo/tricho mean hair
cerumen ear wax
-osis condition
larger bruise ecchymosis
wrinkled skin rhytidermia
macule small, flat, discolored area
patch elevated, palpable, solid mass
plaque a solid mass on the surface of the skin
nodule a solid mass that extends deeper into the skin
tumor a large solid mass
vesicle a smaller blister
bulla "bubble", a pus-filled blister
pustule a pus-filled blister, a larger blister
abscess a localized collection of pus in the body
bed sore decubitus ulcer
angi- blood vessel
urticaria hives
itchy rash pruritus
wet rash macerate
hypertrichosis too much hair
-ic pertaining to
-top- place
horney skin actinic keratosis
ichthyosis skin is dry and scaly
antipuritic relieves itching
ABCDE asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving
myc fungus
intradermal pertaining to inside the skin
C&S culture and sensitivity
pruritus swollen, raised, itchy areas of the skin
eczema a red, itchy rash that may weep or ooze, then become crusted and scaly
acne vulgaris common acne, inflammation of the skin follicles
impetigo a highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
atopic dermatitis unusual inflammation of the skin
actinic dermatitis inflammation cause by sun exposure
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