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Skin Disorders & Diseases (COS)

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A cancerous tumor (abnormal mass of cells that have uncontrollable growth and tend to spread to other areas)   show
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show Benign  
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cancer cells originating from epithelial cells   show
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show malignant melanoma  
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show comedo  
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show acne vulgaris  
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show milia  
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dry, scaly skin, due to lack of sebum, caused by old age and cold exposure   show
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show rosacea  
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show sebaceous cyst  
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show anhidrosis  
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show bromhidrosis  
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show hyperhidrosis  
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show Miliaria Rubra  
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show dermatitis  
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show eczema  
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show herpes  
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show psoriasis  
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absence of melanin, including skin, hair, and eyes.   show
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‘mask of pregnancy’-increased pigmentation of the skin in spots that are not elevated caused by hormonal changes   show
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freckles, age spots/liver spots. Yellow-to-brown spots from sun exposure   show
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show vitiligo  
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show keratoma  
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small, brownish spot on skin. Can be small-to-large, light-to-dark, flat-to-raised. Often have hair.   show
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small brown-to-flesh colored outgrowth   show
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abnormal growth of papillae and epidermis (wart)   show
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show retention hyperkeratosis  
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substances that do not cause comedos because they do not clog pores   show
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contagious bacterial skin infection characterized by a weeping, yellow “scabby” crust lesions   show
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show conjunctivitis  
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show athlete's foot  
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show dyschromias  
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show hyperpigmentation  
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lighter than normal pigmentation   show
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any disorder characterized by light abnormal patches caused by genetic disorders, injury, or sun damage that destroy melanocytes   show
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a benign (harmless) abnormal growth of the skin   show
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show seborrheic dermatitis  
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show ringworm  
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show stain  
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show nevus  
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show tan  
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show basal cell carcinoma  
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faster growing cancer characterized by scaly red papules or nodules; survival rates depend on stage of diagnosis   show
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