Integumentary System
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| Macule | (Freckle) Small, flat skin discoloration.
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| Vesicle | Small fluid-filled sac.
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| Bulla | Large fluid-filled sac.
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| Pustule | Puss filled sac.
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| Impetigo | (Honey colored crusts) Caused by Staph or Strep.
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| Folliculitis | Superficial infection of hair folicle.
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| Furuncle | (Boil) Deep seated infection of hair folicle or gland.
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| Carbuncle | Infected hair folicle & subcutanous tissue.
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| Herpes Simplex | (Cold sore/ fever blister) Genital Herpes.
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| Herpes Zoster | (Shingles) Caused by chicken pox which lies dormat within nervous system for years.
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| Verruca | (Wart)
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| Tinea Capitis | Affects the Scalp.
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| Tinea Corporis | (Ringworm) Affects the hairless parts of the body.
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| Tinea Cruris | (Jock Itch) Affects the groin areas.
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| Tinea Pedis | (Athletes Foot)
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| Tinea Unguium | (Nails) Thickning & discoloration.
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| Tinea Vesicolor | Affects the trunk, changes color.
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| Eczema | Epidural layer usually involved.
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| Seborrheic Dermatitis | Acute- Cradle Cap Chronic- dandruff.
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| Urticaria | (Hives) Caused by foods, meds, stress.
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| Acne | Overactive sebacecous glands.
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| Psoriasis | (Silvery Scales) Exacerbations common during winter, stress, pregnancy.
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| Keloid | Cause overproduction of scar tissue that does NOT resolve over time.
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| Alopecia | (Baldness)
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| 1st degree burn | Red skin, no blister, painful.
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| 2nd degree burn | Blisters, red skin, painful (epi/dermis.)
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| 3rd degree burn | Full thickness burn, exposure of muscle, tendons, bone, extremely painful.
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| Prurtius | Severe Itching.
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| Ecchymosis | Bruise/ a black and blue mark.
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| Dermic | Pertaining to the skin.
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| Cyano | Combining form for blue.
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| Erythema | Redness of skin.
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| Metastasis | Secondary growth from a malignant tumor.
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| Edema | Swelling.
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| -oma | Suffix for tumor.
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| Turgor | Elastic property of the skin.
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| Dysplasia | Abnormally large cell with a increased number of cells that are abnormal.
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| Ulcer | Open sore on the skin or mucous membrane that can bleed.
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| Xantho | Combining form for yellow.
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| Petechiae | Reddish brown spot on the skin wich can indicate a bleeding tendency.
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| Hyperplasia | Increased number of cells.
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| BID | Twice a day.
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| QID | Four times a day.
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| TID | Three times a day.
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| Four functions of the skin. | Maintains hemostasis, maintains body temp, prevens infections, and protects the underlying tissue and organs from injury.
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