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Alopecia
Hair loss
Angioma
Benign tumors made of blood or lymph vessels
Cyanosis
Blue-gray skin color
Cyst
A sac which may contain air, fluid or semisolid material
Dermis
The layer of skin immediately below the epidermis; it is composed of fibrous CT
Dehydration
The clinical consequences of negative fluid balance
Ecchymosis
Bruising
Eczema
A skin condition characterized by itching, redness and flaking.
Edema
Swelling; accumulation of fluids in the extracellular space
Epidermis
The thick outer layer of skin
Erythema
Redness
Excoriation
An abrasion of the skin or the surface of other organs caused by scratching trauma, chemicals or burns
Fissure
A groove, division, cleft or split, which can occur naturally or may occur is the skin is exposed to chronic moisture and/or pathogens
Granulation tissue
The newly formed vascular and connective tissue produced in the early stages of wound healing
Jaundice
Yellow skin resulting from excess bilirubin
Keratosis
Thickening of the skin
Lesion
1. A circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue; 2. An injury or wound; 3. A single infected patch in a skin disease
Nail bed
The tissue underneath the hard nail
Nevi (moles)
Congenital discoloration of a circumscribed area of the skin due to pigmentation
Petechia
Tiny red or purple spots caused by localized bleeding under the skin
Pruritus
Itching psoriasis, a chronic skin condition characterized by recurring red patches and scales
Pediculosis
Lice infestation
Pustule
A collection of pus in the epidermis
Rash
Alteration of the skin including color, appearance or texture
Scar
Fibrous tissue that replaces normal skin
Seborrhea
Dandruff
Spider angioma
A skin condition characterized by a red center and spreading red veins
Subcutaneous tissue
The layer beneath the skin composed of adipose and connective tissue
Turgor
Skin elasticity
Vesicle
Fluid-filled blisters
Vitiligo
Skin condition with loss of pigment
Warts
A small, rough tumor caused by viruses
Wheal
A raised, itchy area of skin
Agnosia
The loss of ability to recognize objects, persons, sounds, shapes or smells
Aphasia
A language impairment
Apraxia
A disorder of motor planning with a neurological basis
Clonus
Involuntary muscle contractions that continue after the first contraction
Comatose
A prolonged deep state of unconsciousness
Motor/expressive aphasia
Damage to Broca's area characterized by the loss of the ability to produce language
Fasiculation
Twitching
Fluent aphasia
Aphasia caused by neurological damage to Wernicke's area
Graphesthesia
The ability to recognize outlines, numbers or symbols written on the skin
Parkinson's disease
The chronic degenerative disease of the central nervous system caused by decrease dopamine production. Produces movement disorders and changes in cognition and mood
Point localization
Spatial accuracy of the sensory system
Sensory aphasia
Fluent but meaningless speech and severe impairment of the ability to understand language
Retrograde amnesia
Amnesia where one is unable to recall events that occurred prior to amnesia
Sterognosis
The ability to recognize the form of solid objects by touch