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Anatomy chapt. 12

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bi/o   life  
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derm/o, dermat/o   skin  
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erythr/o   red  
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hidr/o   sweat  
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hirsut/o   hairy, rough  
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kerat/o   horny, hard, cornea  
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lip/o   fat, lipid  
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melan/o   black, dark  
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myc/o   muscle  
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onych/o   fingernail/toenail  
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pedicul/o   louse, lice  
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rhytid/o   wrinkle  
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seb/o   sebum  
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urtic/o   nettle, rash, hives  
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xer/o   dry  
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squamous   scale-like  
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basal layer   the lowest layer of the epidermis  
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melanin   dark brown to black pigment  
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ultraviolet   light that is beyond the visible spectrum at the violent end  
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corium   AKA dermis, is the thick layer of living tissue directly below the epidermis.  
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anticoagulant   prevents blood clotting  
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adipose   fat  
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cellulite   a term sometimes used to describe deposits of dimpled fat.  
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fat cells   AKA lipocytes, are predominant in the subcutaneous layer where they manufacture & store large quantities of fat  
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sudoriferous glands   AKA sweat glands, are tiny, coiled glands found on almost all body surfaces  
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sweat   AKA perspiration, is secreted by sweat glands & is made up of 99% water plus some salt & metabolic waste products.  
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sweating   AKA perspiring, is one way in which the body excretes excess water  
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nail body   is translucent, is closely molded to the surface of the underlying tissues.  
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nail bed   joins the nail body to the underlying connective tissue, nourishes the nail.  
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free edge   is the portion of the nail not attacted to the nail bed, extends beyond the tip of the finger or toe.  
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lunula   little moon  
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cuticle   little skin  
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plastic surgeon   AKA cosmetic surgeon, is a physician who specializes in the surgical restoration & reconstruction of body structures  
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plastic   surgical repair  
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acne   AKA acne vulgaris, is a chronic inflammatory disease characterized by pustular eruptions of the skin caused by an overproduction of sebum  
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vulgaris   a Latin term meaning common  
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comedo   a noninfected lesion formed by the buildup of sebum & keratin in a hair follicle  
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seborrhea   overactivity of the sebaceous glands that results in the production of an excessive amount of sebum  
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dandruff   a form of seborrheic dermatitis  
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cradle cap   scalp rash in infants  
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diaphoresis   profuse sweating  
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miliara   AKA heat rash & prickly heat, is an intensely itchy rash caused by blockage of the sweat glands by bacteria & dead cells  
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night sweats   AKA sleep hyperhidrosis, is the occurrence of excessive hyperhidrosis during sleep  
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folliculitis   an inflammation of the hair follicles  
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hirsutism   the presence of excessive body & facial hair in women, usually occuring in a male pattern  
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alopecia   AKA baldness, is the partial or complete loss of hair, most commonly on the scalp  
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areata   occurring in patches  
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capitis   head  
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universalis   total  
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kollonychia   AKA spoon nail, is a malformation of the nails in which the outer surface is concave or scooped out like a bowl of a spoon  
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onychia   AKA onychitis, is an inflammation of the matrix of the nail that usually results in the loss of the nail  
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