skin and disease
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| bluish | cyanosis
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| yellowish | jaundice
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| reddish | eyrthema
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| absence of color | albino
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| yellow / red | carotene
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| brown / black | melanin
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| inherited and deremined by pigments in epidermis of skin | pigmentation
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| oil glands | sebaceous
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| keratinized/ dead epidermal cells | nails
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| made of keratin | hair
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| permanent hair loss | alopecia
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| projects form the skin | shaft
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| embedded in the skin, determines shape | root
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| sweat glands | sudoriferous glands
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| type of apocrine galnd, outer ear, secretes earwax/ cerumen | ceruminous glands
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| UV rays produce | vitamin D
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| topical medication | transdermal meds
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| is a source of energy n the subcutaneous fascia | adipose tissue
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| excess hear escapes through skin (get larger) | dialate
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| heat is retained in body | constrict
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| rewsponds to pain, pressure, temp (hot/cold) and touch | sensory perception
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| superficial fascia mostly fat (insulate & absorb shock) | subcutaneous / hypodermis
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| tough leathery fibroous connective tissue; only part vascularied | dermis
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| germinativum and stratum corneum make up the | epidermis
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| excess hear escapes through skin (get larger) | dialate
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| heat is retained in body | constrict
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| rewsponds to pain, pressure, temp (hot/cold) and touch | sensory perception
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| superficial fascia mostly fat (insulate & absorb shock) | subcutaneous / hypodermis
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| tough leathery fibroous connective tissue; only part vascularied | dermis
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| germinativum and stratum corneum make up the | epidermis
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| make new cells | stratum basale
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| dead cells | stratum corneum
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| flat spots - freckles | macules
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| firm raised - pimples | papules
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| blisters, fluid filled - chicken pox | vesicles
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| pus filled - acne | pustules
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| dried pus/blood - scab | crusts
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| itchy elevated with irreg. shapes - hives | wheals
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| deep loss of skin surface | ulcer
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| inflammation of sebaceous glands | acne vulgaris
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| contagious fungal infection | athletes foot
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| most common type of cancer | skin cancer
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| on the epidermis doesnt spread | basal
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| spepheals spreads quickly | squamous
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| black tumor most dangerous form of cancer | melanoma
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| an inflammation of the skin | dermatitis
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| noncontagious inflammatory skin disorder caused by an allergen of irritant | eczema
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| high contagious skin infection | impetigo
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| chronic noncontagious skin | psoriasis
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| viral infection of the skin | verrucae
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| a highly contagious fungal infection of the skin or scalp | ringworm
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