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Integumentary Review

Patho and Pharamcology

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Alcolmetasone dermal anti-inflammatory
Betamethasone dipropionate dermal anti-inflammatory
Clobetasol dermal anti-inflammatory
Clocortolone dermal anti-inflammatory
Desonide dermal anti-inflammatory
Desoximetasone dermal anti-inflammatory
Dexamethasone dermal anti-inflammatory
Diflorasone diacetate dermal anti-inflammatory
Flurocinolone dermal anti-inflammatory
Fluocinonide dermal anti-inflammatory
Flurandrenolide dermal anti-inflammatory
Fluticasone dermal anti-inflammatory
Halicinonide dermal anti-inflammatory
Halbetasol dermal anti-inflammatory
Hydrocortisone dermal anti-inflammatory
Mometasone dermal anti-inflammatory
Triamcinolone acetonide dermal anti-inflammatory
Acitretin Keratolytics
Adapalene Keratolytics
Isotretinoin Keratolytics
Tazarotene Keratolytics
Tretinoin Keratolytics
Clindamycin dermal antimicrobial
Doxycycilne dermal antimicrobial
Erythromycin dermal antimicrobial
Minocycline dermal antimicrobial
Tetracycline dermal antimicrobial
Karatinocytes cells that produce keratin
Melanocytes cells that produce melain
Langerhans cells dendritic cell of the skin
macule flat lesion with varying colors
pspule raised palpable lesion less than 1cm in diameter
vesicles raised lesions filled with fluid less than 1cm in diameter
plaque hard, rough raise lesion with flat tops
pressure ulcer loss of epidermis caused by pressure damaging the underlying tissue
keloid elevated, rounded and firm with clawlike margins beyond the site of original injury
pruitius itching
allergic contact dermatitis cell mediated or delayed hypersensitify to an allergen, erythema and swelling with pruritic lesions
atopic dermatitis localized lesions on the hands feet or flexor surfaces of the arms and legs with erythema, scaline and lichenficaiton
lichenification thickened and leatherlike skin
stasis dermatitis normally found on the legs as a result of venous stasis and edema
irritant contact dermatitis nonimmulogically mediated inflammation of the skin
seborrheic dermatitis chronic inflammation of the skin, also known as cradle cap
psoriasis T-cell mediated autoimmune disease causing a chronic, relapsing,proliferative skin disorder
pitriasis rosea benign, self-limiting inflammatory disorder
herald patch first lesion of a pitriasis rosea outbreak, a circular salmon-pink area on the trunk
lichen planus benign, inflammatory disorder of the skin and mucus membranes with nonscaling, violet-colored papules followed by pale pink lesions
wickham striae fine white lines in oral lesions of lichen planus
Alopecia hairloss
telangiectasia dilated blood vessels at the surface of the skin
urticaria hives
Raynaund phenomenon disorder causing discoloration of the fingers, toes, and occasionally other areas.
acne vulgaris formation of papules, nodules and cysts on the face, neck and shoulders resulting from keratin plugs at the base of oil glands
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