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Verruca wart
Herpes simplex viral infection, fever blisters in adult skin
Shingles herpes zoster affects person who has had chickenpox
Cyst a raised area of the skin but is filled with fluid
Nodule a raised area of the skin but is solid and 1 cm wide and deep.
Folliculitis superficial bacterial infection involving the hair follicles
Axilla pertaining to the armpit
Macule is a freckle
Sebaceous gland oily material secreted by the sebaceous gland, keeps hair and skin soft
Keloid elevated,irregularly shaped,progressively enlarged scar
Pertaining to fat Adipose
formation of pus pyogenesis
Keratin is protein that forms epidermis, hair and all horny tissue.
Lipoma is a common,benign tumor
Melanoma pigmented neoplasm originates in skin
Kaposi Sacroma common malignancy(immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Contusion is caused by a blow to the body that causes subcutaneous bleeding and not disrupt the integrity of the skin
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Keratin is protein that forms epidermis, hair and all horny tissue.
Lipoma is a common,benign tumor
Melanoma pigmented neoplasm originates in skin
Kaposi Sacroma common malignancy(immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Contusion is caused by a blow to the body that causes subcutaneous bleeding and not disrupt the integrity of the skin
Laceration is a torn, jagged wound
Abrasion skin is scraped or rubbed away by friction is an abrasion.
An allergic skin reaction contact dermatitis
cyanosis blueness of the skin and mucous membranes
Jaundice yellowness of the skin, sclera and excretions
Dead tissue necrosis
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