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zchapter 3 vocabulary

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abrasion   scrapin away of a portin of skin by injury or mechanical means  
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acne   inflammatory disease of the sebaceous follicles of the skin  
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alopecia   absence or loss of hair, baldness  
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carbuncle   deep seated pyogenic infection of the skin involving subcutaneous tissues  
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comedo   blackhead, dried sebum  
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contusion   bruise, skin not broken  
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cyst   closed sac or pouch in or under the skin  
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decubitus ulcer   prolonged pressure, bedsore  
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ecchymosis   large, irregularly formed hemorrhagic area, with lots of color bruise  
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eczema   itchy red rash, weeps or oozes  
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furuncle   infected hair follicle, boil  
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hirsutism   excessive hair growth, especially in women  
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impetigo   imflammatory skin disease, isolated pustules crusty and ruptured  
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petechia   minute, pinpoint--smaller version of ecchymosis  
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psoriasis   chronic itchy red patches silvery scales, dry  
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scabies   contagious, itch mite  
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tinea   dungal skin disease, ringworm  
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urticaria   allergic reaction, wheals, hives  
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vitiligo   loss of skin pigment, milky white patches  
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wart   growths, caused by fungus  
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biopsy   removal of small piece of living tissue for diagnosis  
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chemical peel   also called chemoabrasion, use of chemicals to remove outer layers of skin  
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cryosurgery   subfreezing temps, liquid nitrogen - destroy abnormal tissue  
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debridement   removal of dead or damaged tissue to promote healing and prevent infection  
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dermabrasion   removal of acne scars tattoos...etc... using sand paper or other abrasive material  
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electrodessication   high-frequency electrical sparks to dehydrate and destroy  
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incision and drainage   cut and drain of lesions  
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macule   flat lesion...freckle, mole  
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papule   elevated lesion solid filled... wart pimple,  
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nodule   elevated lesion solid filled... extends into the dermal layer  
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tumor   elevated lesion solid filled...  
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wheal   elevated lesion solid filled... hives insect bites  
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vesicle   elevated lesion fluid filled... shingles, poison ivy  
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bulla   elevated lesion fluid filled... 2nd degree burns,  
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pustule   elevated lesion fluid filled... acne, furuncle  
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excoriations   depressed lesions... scratches,  
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fissure   elevated lesion fluid filled... small slit cracklike sore  
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ulcer   elevated lesion fluid filled... open sore, basal cell carcinoma  
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