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diseases, surgery, cancer, skin

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dermatologist   physician who studies and treats skin  
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dermatology (derm)   study of the skin  
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epidermal   pertaining to upon the skin  
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erythroderm   red skin  
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hypodermic   pertaining to under the skin  
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intradermal (id)   pertaining to within the skin  
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keratogenic   originating in horny tissue  
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necrosis   abnormal condition of dead cells from disease  
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percutaneous   pertaining to though the skin  
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staphylococcus (plural: staphylococci)   berry-shaped bacterium in grapelike clusters  
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streptococcus (plural: streptococci)   berry-shaped bacterium in twisted chains  
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subcutaneous (subcut)   pertaining to under the skin  
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transdermal (TD)   pertaining to through the skin  
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ungual   pertaining to the nail  
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xanthoderma   yellow skin also called jaundice  
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alopecia   loss of hair (all over)  
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bacteria (bacterium)   single-celled microorganisms that reproduce by cell division  
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cicatrix   scar  
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cyst   closed sac containing fluid or semisolid material  
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cytomegalovirus   herpes-type virus that causes disease when in the immune system is compromised  
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diaphoresis   sweating  
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ecchymosis (plural: ecchymoses)   escape of blood into the skin or mucous membrane  
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edema   puffy swelling of the tissue from the accumulation of fluid  
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erythema   redness  
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fungus (plural: fungi)   organism that feeds by absorbing organic molecules from its surroundings  
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induration   abnormal hard spots  
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jaundice   condition characterized by a yellow tinge to the skin also called xanthoderma  
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keloid   overgrowth of scar tissue  
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leukoplakia   condition characterized by white spots or patches on mucous membrane which may be precancerous  
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macule   flat, colored spot on the skin (freckle)  
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nevus (plural: nevi)   circumcised malformation of the skin usually brown black or flesh colored  
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nodule   paleness  
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pallor   small solid skin elevation  
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petechia (plural: petechiae)   pinpoint skin hemorrhage  
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pressure ulcer   erosion of the skin caused by by prolonged pressure  
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pruritus   itching  
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purpura   small hemorrhages in the skin or mucous membrane  
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pustule   elevation of skin containing pus  
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ulcer   erosion of the skin or mucous membrane  
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verruca   circumcised cutaneous elevation caused by a virus  
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vesicle   small elevation of the epidermis containing liquid  
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virus   minute microorganism much smaller than bacterium  
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wheal   transitory itchy elevation of the skin with white center and a red surrounding area  
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BBC   Basic Cell Carcinoma  
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bx   biospy  
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CMV   cytomegalovirus  
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CA-MRSA   community associated MRSA infection  
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decub   pressure ulcer  
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derm   dermatology  
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HA-MRSA   healthcare-associated MRSA infection  
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I&D   incision and drainage  
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ID   intradermal  
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MRSA   methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus  
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SLE   systemic lupus erythematosus  
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SqCCA   squamous cell carcinoma  
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staph   staphylococcus  
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strep   streptococcus  
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subcut   subcutaneous  
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TD   transdermal  
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