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anesthetic (AN-es-THET-ik)
a drug that temporarily blocks sensation
antibiotic (ANT-ai-bai-OH-tik)
a drug that destroys or opposes growth of microorganisms
antihistamine (ANT-ih-HIS-tah-MEEN)
a drug that opposes the effects of histamine
antipruritic (ANT-ih-proo-RIT-ik)
a drug that prevents or relieves itching
antiseptic (ANT-ih-SEP-ik)
a drug that prevents sepsis (rotting of flesh) by killing microorganisms
epidermal (EP-ih-DER-mal)
pertaining to the skin
hypodermic (HAI-poh-DER-mik) subcutaneous (SUB-kyoo-TAY-nee-us)
pertaining to beneath the skin
intradermal (in-tra-DER-mal)
pertaining to inside the skin
percutaneous (PER-kyoo-TAY-nee-us) transdermal (TRANZ-DERM-al)
pertaining to through the skin
topical (TAWP-ih-kal)
applied directly to the skin
chemosurgery (KEEM-oh-SIR-jer-ee)
removal of tissue that has been destroyed using chemicals
chemotherapy (KEE-moh-THER-ah-pee)
treatment using chemicals
cryosurgery (KRAI-oh-SIR-juh-ree)
destruction of tissue through freezing
dermabrasion (DERM-ah-BRAY-zhun)
rubbing or scraping away the outer surface of skin
electrocauterization (e-LEK-troh-KAW-ter-ai-ZAY-shun)
using electricity to destroy tissue by burning it
electrodesiccation (e-LEK-troh-DES-ih-KAY-shun)
using electricity to destroy tissue by drying it
incision and drainage (I&D) (in-SIZH-un and DRAYN-ij)
to cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain
lipectomy (lih-PEK-toh-mee)
removal of fatty tissue
liposuction (LAI-poh-SUK-shun)
removal of fatty tissue using a vacuum
onychectomy (AWN-ih-KEK-toh-mee)
remove of a nail
onychotomy (AWN-ih-KOT-oh-mee)
incision into a nail
rhytidoplasty (RIT-ih-doh-PLAS-tee)
reconstruction of wrinkled skin
autograft (AWT-oh-GRAFT)
skin transplant taken from a different place on the patient’s body
homograft (allograft) (HOH-moh-GRAFT (AL-oh-GRAFT))
skin transplant taken from another member of the patient’s species (homo, because it is from a similar species, and allo, because it is from another person)
heterograft (HET-eh-roh-GRAFT)
skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient’s
xenograft (ZEEN-oh-GRAFT)
skin transplant taken from a species other than the patient’s