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| abscess | localized collection of pus at the site of an infection
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| acne | inflammatory disease of the secaceous glands and hair follicles of the skin with characteristic lesion that include blackheads
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| aloppecia | partial or complete loss of hair resulting from normal aging
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| bowen disease | very early from of skin cancer which is easily curable and chara terized by a red scaly parch on the skin
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| cellutis | diffuse acute infection of the skin and subcantanous tissue
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| chloasma | pigmentary skin discloration occuring in yellowish- brown patches or spots
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| comedo | typical small skin lesion of acne vulgaris caused by acumlation of kertin bacteria and dried sebum
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| decubitus ulcer | inflamation sore or skin deterioration caused by prolonged pressure
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| ecchymosis | skin discoloration consisting of a large irreguraly formed hemorrhagic area with colors
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| eczema | chromic imflammatory skin condition that is characterized by erthema papules vescles pustules scales
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| erythema | redness of the skin caused by swelling of the capillaries
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| eschar | dead matter that is sloughed off from the surface of th eskin especially after a burn
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| impetigo | bacterial skin infection
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| keratosis | thickened area of the epidermis or any horny growth of the skin
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| lentigo | small brown macules
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| pallor | unnatural paleness or absence of color of the skin
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| pediculosis | ingestation with lice transmittes by personal contact or common use of brushes
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| petechia | minute pinpoint hemorrhage
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| pruitus | intense itching
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| psorasis | chronic skin disease characterized by itchy red patches
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| purpura | any several bleeding disorder chracterized by hemorrhage into tissue
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| scabies | contagious skin disease transmitted bu the itch mite
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| tinea | fungal skin infection ringworm
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| urticaria | alleric reaction of the skin
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| verruca | epidermal growth caused by viruis ( warts)
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| vitiligo | lacalized loss of skin pigmentation
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| mohs | he surgeon removes thin layers of skin one layer at a time and examines each layer under a microscope to determine if any cancer remains. T
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| abcde | asymmetry, border, color, diameter and evolvine
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| allergy skin test | suspected allergen or sxensitizer is applied
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| intradermal | test that identifies suspected allergens by subcanteeously injecting small amouts of extracts
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| patch | test that is taped on the skin usally forearm and ovseving the area 24hrs later
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| scratch | test lightly scratch the area of the skiin also called puncture test
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| culture a& sensitivity | lab test to determine presence of pathogens appropiate drug theory
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| biopsy | sample removed from a body site for microscopic exam
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| frozen section | ultrathin slice of tissue from a frozen specimen
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| needle | removal of a small tissue exam using a hollow needle usally attached to a siriage
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| punch | removal of small core tissue using hallow punch
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| shave | removal elevated lesion using a surgical blade
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| mohs | procedure that involve sprogressuve removal and exam of layers of cancer- containing skin until only cancer free
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| skin graft | transplantation of healthy tisssue to a injures site
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| allograft | tranplanctaion of healthy tissue from one person to another person
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| autograft | site to site in the sa,e individual
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| xenograft | strange tranmitted surgery
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| chemical peel | outer layers of te skin to treat acne scarrinf and generak keratoses
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| cryosurgery | destroy or elimnate
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| depridement | subfreezinf teperature to destroy to elimate abnormal tissue
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| dermabrasion | rubbing ising wire brushes or sand paper to mechanically scrape away
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| fulguration | tissue destruction by means of high- frequencyb electric current called electrodessication
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| photodynamic therapy | procedure in which cells selectively treated with an agent called photosensitzer
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