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Chapter 5 a & p 2

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Functions of skin   Protects / regulates body temperature / sensory receptor elimination of body waste  
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Papules   Solid elevated spot or area on the skin  
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Sensory receptor.   Touch pressure pain temperature  
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Elimination of body waste   Through perspiration  
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Skin   Also called integumentary or cutaneous membrane  
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Epidermis   Outer layer of skin  
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Dermis   Inner layer of skin  
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Subcutaneous layer   Consist largely of loose connective tissue and adipose tissue  
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Adipose   Fatty tissue  
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Dermatologist   Specailitsis in skin  
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Dermatology   Study of skin  
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Sebaceous gland   Sweats to eliminate waste and control tempursture  
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Papilla of the hair   Produces sebum or oil for lubrication  
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Stratum base   Produce new cells pushing older cells toward the outermost surface  
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Keratin   Outermost layer dies Becomes filled with. Hard water repellant of protein called Keratine  
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Albunisum   Absence of melonien White  
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1st layer of skin   Dead cell slough off the outer surface Outtermost layer  
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2nd layer of skin   Sweat gland  
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3 rd layer of skin   Fatty tissue yellow color Insulation Protection Opening to let heat out  
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Adipose   Fatty tissue  
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Salt   Skin provides elimination for body waste aka sweat out salt  
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Accessory structures of integumentary system   Hair nails glands Glands  
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Subation glands   Are for sweating  
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Sudoriferous gland   Sweat and oil gland  
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Living layer   Arterys Veins Nerves  
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Durmis-corian   Vein / hair folices / nerves Sweat gland  
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Albino   Absense of all color pigments  
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Alopecia   Baldness  
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Constrict   To contract or narrow To make smaller  
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Crust   A scab outer covering or coat  
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Cyanosis   Blueish color of skin  
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Dilate   Enlarge or expand To make bigger  
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Erythema   Redness of skin  
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Jaundice   Yellow discoloration of skin and eyes  
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Macules   Discolored but neither raised nor depressed Spot of area of the skin  
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Melanin   Brownish black pigment found in skin hair eyes  
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Pustules   Small elevated pus or lymph filled area of the skin  
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Ulcer   An open lesion on the skin Or mucus membrane  
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Vesicles   Blister or fluid filled sac's  
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Wheals   Itchy elevated areas with an irregular shape. Hives  
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Subcutaneous fascia (Hypodermis)   Layer of tissue under the skin and connects the skin to muscles and underlying tissues  
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Sudoriferous glands   Sweat secreting gland of the skin  
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Integumentary system   Pertaining to the skin or a covering  
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Pruritus   Itching  
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Vitiligo   Disorder Nonpigmented White patches  
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Onycholysis   Separation of fingernail from its bed  
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hard fibrous protein found in epidermis   Keratin  
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Hirsutism   Excessive body hair  
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Exfoliation   Peeling or slough off of tissue cells  
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Ecchymosis   Blueish / black discoloration in area of skin Injury in mucus membrane caused by the escape of blood  
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Cellulitis   An acute infection of the skin in subcutaneous tissue  
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PPD   Purified protein derivative  
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Bx   Biopsy  
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hemangioma   Benign tumor consisting of a mass of blood vessels  
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PSS   Progressive systemic scleroderma  
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SLE   Systematic lupus erythermatosus  
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ID   Intradermal  
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FS   Frozen section  
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FANA   Fluorescent antinuclear antibody  
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TENS   Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation  
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Decub.   Decubitus ulcer Bed sore  
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Macrophage   Large cells that ingests (eats) microorganism Other cells and foreign particles in the blood vessels  
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Onychocryptosis   Ingrown toe nail  
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Exzemeyia   Chronic skin condition Roughness / dryness  
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Psorlasis   Silvery white scales (Pruritus)  
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impetigo   Contagious skin infection Bacteria on face  
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Cryosurgery   tx destroy tissue non invasive  
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Impetigo   Contagious superficial skin infection Serous vesicles and pustules Filled with millions of staphylococcus or streptococcus bacteria Usually on face  
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Eczema   Chronic inflammatory disease Pustules  
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Gangrene   Tissue death Loss of blood supply  
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Pediculosis   Parasitic infection Lice  
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Leukoplakia   White hard thickened patches  
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Melanoma   Maligment skin tumor  
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Herpes zoster   Shingles  
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Onychomycosis   Fugal infection of nails  
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Cyst   Closed sac or pouch in or within skin Contains fluid Semi fluid Solid material  
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Fissure   Crake like sore or groove in skin Or mucous membrane  
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Fistula   Abnormal passageway between two tubular organ Ex. Rectum /. Vagina  
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Furuncle   Localized pus - producing infection Originating deep in hair folical  
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Laceration   Tear, torn, jagged Wound in skin  
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Abcess   Localized collection of pus in any body part That results from any pus forming bacteria  
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Bulla   Large blister  
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Carbuncle   Circumscribed inflammation of deeper skin and tissue That contains pus and eventually discharges to skin surface  
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Layers of the skin   Epidermis , dermis , dermal papillae subcutaneous tissue  
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What makes the skin water proof   Keratin  
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Dermis consists of   Capillaries , lymphatic channels , nerve endings Sweat glands , sebaceous glands  
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Subcutaneous layer is beneath   Dermis , connective tissue, adipose tissue  
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Accessory structure of skin consist of   Hair and nails  
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A strand of hair consists of   Hair root Hair follicle Hair shaft  
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Lanugo   Soft and fine hair of developing fetus  
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Hair follical   Where hair develops  
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Diaphoresis   The secretion of sweat  
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Pachyderm   Abnormal thicking of skin  
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Verruca Seborrheic warts   Seen in the elderly face neck chest or upper back Benign  
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Scabies   Highly contagious skin disease Caused by humans  
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Tinea   Ringworm  
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Tinea cruris   Ringworm of the groin Athletes foot  
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Dermabrasion   Removal of epidermis and a portion of the dermis with sandpaper or brush to eliminate superficial scars Ex. ( tattoos )  
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Dermatoplasty   Skin transplantation to a body surface  
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Systemic lupus   Butterfly rash  
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3 layers. Of skin   1 epidermis 2 dermis 3 subcutaneous layer  
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Nodule   Small circumscribed swelling protruding above the skin  
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Polyp   Small stalk like growth Protruding upward / outward Ex. Skin tags. / nasal polyp  
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Acne vulgaris   Common inflammatory disorder seen on face / chest / back / neck  
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Burns   Tissue injury due to Flame / heat / chemicals / radiation / gases  
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Burns First degree   (Superficial ) burns Ex. Sunburn  
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Burns Second degree   (Partial thickness) burns Ex. Contact with hot objects. Boiling water  
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Burns Third degree   (Full thickness) burns Ex. Deep burns from fire  
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Carcinoma / basal cell   Maglignant epithelial cell tumor Most common maglignant skin tumor Depression enlarges / tissue breaks down , crusts and bleeds ( skin exposed to sun)  
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Dermatitis   Inflammation of skin Acute or chronic Contact or seborrheic  
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Rosacea   Chronic inflammation Redness over areas of the face nose and cheeks  
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Tinea capitis   Scalp  
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Tinea corporis   Body  
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Tinea. Cruris   Groin. ( jock itch )  
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Tinea. Pedis   Foot ( athletes foot )  
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Verruca   Wart caused by HPV  
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Verruca vulgaris   Warts on face , elbows , fingers , hands  
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Plantars. Wart   Singly or in clusters on sole of foot  
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Verruca Venereal warts   Sexual contact Penis / rectum ( condyloma. Acuminata )  
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Cryosurgery   Subfreezing. ( liquid nitrogen ) For warts  
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Curettage / electrodesiccation   ( abnormal cells ) scraping away Followed by destroying the tumor base with a low - voltage electrode  
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Debridement   Removal of debris , foreign objects and damaged or necrotic tissue from a wound to prevent infection and promote healing  
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Systemic lupus erythermatosus   Chronic multi system inflammatory disease Lesions of the nervous system. Skin. Renal problems and vasculitis ( butterfly rash ) Condition SLE  
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Plantar warts   Singly or in clusters on sole of foot  
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Electrodesiccion   Also known as fulguration  
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Woods lamp   Ultraviolet light used to examine scalp / skin for purpose of observing fungal spores  
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