Week 4 Assessment

Subcutaneous

Connective tissue under the skin

Melanin

Pigment of skin

Vesicle

Circumsized sac containing fluid or air

Alopecia

Term for baldness

Albinism

Complete lack of melanin

pediculosis

lice

Tinea pedis

Athletes foots

Rule of Nine

Body Percentage Burns

Instrument to incise skin

Dermatome

Topical

Drug applied directly on skin

Rhytidectomy

Face Lift

Dematophytosis

Fungal infection of the skin

Ulcer

Destruction of the epidermis

Fissure t

Term for cracks in the skin

Impetigo

Highly contagious bacterial infection

Vitiligo

Loss of melanocyte

hidradenitis

information of sweat glands

Rosacea

Redness, pimples on the face

Candidiasis

Fungal infection in the respiratory track, vagina and face

Cellulitis

Bacteria skin infection that can spread in muscles and joints

scabies

Itch mites

Warts

HPV ( human papilloma virus)

Second

Partial burn

Hemangioma

Vascular lesion that forms a birthmark

Acne Vulgaris

hair follicles that cause pimples on the skin

Psoriasis

Common chronic disease that causes itchy or sore patches

Keratin

A tough, waterproof protein

Kaposi sarcoma

Cancer skin herpes 8

Melanoma

Type of cancer that causes a brown spot

Basal cell carcinoma

Waxy or pearly bump

Cry/o

Extreme cold

Adip/o

Fat

Onychechectomy

Removal of the fingernail + toenail

Antihistamines

Drugs that reduce Allergic Responses

Debridement

Removal of dead skin of tissue

excisional

Incision in the skin

Stork bite

Little patches on the eyelids of newborns

Epidermis composed of the adipose tissue

False

Hair

Skin ,hair, nails, sweat glands

Pil/o

Hair

Gland found everywhere, except soles and palms

Sebaceous

Dermis

Middle layer of the skin

Cicatrix

Normally formed scar

Massive hemorrhage into subcutaneous tissue

purpura

Itchy?

Pruritus

Test for Tuberculosis

Purified protein derivative

Heroes zoster

Adult chickenpox ( shingles)

Candidiasis

Yeast in that occurs in most areas