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Adip/o
Fat
Myc/o
Fungus
Albin/o
White
Onych/o
Nail
Bi/o
Life
Pil/o
Hair
Carcin/o
Cancer; Cancerous
Py/o
Pus
Cutane/o
Skin
Seb/o
Sebum
Derm/o
Skin
Sebace/o
Sebum
Dermat/o
Skin
Squam/o
Scale
Erythem/o
Redness; Flushed
Steat/o
Fat; Sebum
Erythemat/o
Redness; Flushed
Therm/o
Heat
Hidr/o
Sweat
Trich/o
Hair
Ichthy/o
Dry; Scaly
Ungul/o
Hoof
Kerat/o
Horny; Hard; Cornea
Ungu/o
Nail
Lip/o
Fat
Xer/o
Dry
Melan/o
Black
epi-
above; upon; on
meta-
change; beyond
intra-
within; into
par-
other than; abnormal
hyper-
increased; excessive; above
sub-
under; below
hypo-
deficient; below; under; less than normal
-al; -ous
pertaining to
-lysis
destruction; breakdown; separation
-cyte
cell
-oma
tumor; mass;collection of fluid
-derma
skin
-opsy
to view; view of
-ectomy
removal; excision; resection
-ose
pertaining to; full of; sugar
-ema
condition
-osis
abnormal condition
-ia
condition
-plasty
surgical repair
-ism
process; condition
-rrhea
flow; discharge
-ist
specialist
CA
Cancer
-itis
inflammation
Derm
Skin
-logy
study of
DLE
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
LE
Lupus Erythematosus
FAD
Flea Allergy Dermatitis
FNA
Fine Needle Aspirate
SLE
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
ID
Intradermal
SC
Subcutaneous
SQ
Subcutaneous
Sub Q
Subcutaneous

Basal layer

Deepest layer of epidermis-where new cells are produced

Collagen

Structural protein found in the dermis of the skin

Dermis

True layer of skin containi g blood supply & nerves

Epidermis

Outermost layer of skin

Epithelium

Layers of cells covering outer and inner body surfaces aka epithelial tissue

Hair follicle

Sac in the dermis where hair grows

Integumentary system

The skin, hair, nails, and glands, collectively

Keratin

Hard protein found in the hair, claws, horns, antlers, and epidermis

Melanin

Pigment that gives skin color

Melanocytes

Cells in the epidermis that produce melanin

Pore

Small opening on surface of the skin

Sebaceous glands

Oil-secreting gland of the dermis associated with hair follicles

Sebum

Oily substance secreted by sebaceous glands

Squamous epthelium

Flat, scale-like cells of the epidermis

Subcutaneous tissue

Deep, fatty layer of the skin

Ungulates

Hooved animals

Abrasion

Wound caused by scarping of skin or mucous membranes

Abscess

Localized collection of pus

Acne

Collection of comedones, or blackheads, caused by plugged sebaceous glands

Albino/albinism

Congenital absence of pigmentation in the skin, hair, and eyes

Alopecia

Absence of hair in areas where it normally grows

Atopy

Hypersensitivity reaction characterized by pruritus and dermatitis aka allergic dermatitis

Biopsy

Removal of tissue for microscopic examination

Bulla (plural bullae)

Fluid-filled skin elevation; commonly called a blister or vesicle

Burn

I jury to tissue caused by contact with heat, electricity, chemicals, or radiation

Carcinoma

Malignant tumor arising from epithelial tissue

Comedo (plural comedones)

Blackheads, plug of keratin and sebum within opening of hair follicle

Contusion

A bruise-injury to tissue without breaking skin-characterized by pain, swelling, and tenderness due to broken blood vessels

Crust

Collection of dried exudate, usually sebum on surface of skin

Cryosurgery

Use of cold temperatures to destroy tissue

Culture

Procedure to grow microbes in certain types of media

Cyst

Thick-walled sac containing fluid or semisolid material

Debridement

Removal of contaminated tissue or foreign material to expose healthy tissue, to aid healing

Decubitus ulcers

Bedsores-pressure sores caused by lying in one position over an extended period of time

Degloving

Injury in which the skin is separated from its underlying structures-typically seen in HBC traumas.

Ecchymosis (plural ecchymoses)

Bluish-black mark on the skin

Erythema

Widespread redness on the skin.

Eczema

Any superficial inflammation characterized by erythema, pruritus, and oozing blisters that form scabs

Epidermolysis

Loosening of the epidermis leading to formation of large blisters

Fine needle aspirate (FNA)

Collection of fluid or cells for lab exam, used on masses for dx

Fissure

Deep crack in skin

Fistula

Abnormal tube-like passageway that can occur anywhere on body. Usually caused by parasites or foreign bodies

Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD)

Inflammation of skin due to hypersensitivity to flea saliva

Fly strike

small bites on the ear tips on dogs from adult flies; in ruminants an infestation of maggots on an area of skin covered in urine or feces

Frostbite

Tissue damage due to exposure to extreme cold

Gangrene

Death of body tissue (necrosis) associated with loss of blood supply

Granuloma


Mass of granulation tissue due to chronic inflammatory process

Hidrosis

Sweating

Hyperkeratosis

Excessive growth of the horny layer (stratum corneum) of the dermis

Infestation

Establishment of a parasite in or on a host

Laceration

wound caused by tearing (example: stab wound or surgical incision)

Lance

To cut or incise with a sharp instrument

Lesion

Abnormal change in tissue (ex. sores, wounds, tumors)

Lupus erythematosus

Gen. term for disease that body makes antibodies against its own good cells & tissues & causes redness on surface of skin; an autoimmune disease.

Macule

Flat, discolored lesion on skin; aka macula (ex: freckles)

Mange

infestion of mites - 2 types: Demodex and Sarcoptes

Melanoma

malignant tumor of the skin

Metastasis

to spread beyond control; spread of tumor to secondary location

Nodule

a small; rounded mass

Onycholysis

separation of the nail or claw from the nail bed

Pallor

paleness of skin or mucous membranes

Papilloma

benign epithelial growth found on skin or mucous membranes aka skin tag

Papule

Small solid elevated skin lesion less than a cm in diameter

Paronychia

inflammation of the tissue surrounding the nail or claws

Perechia (plural: petechiae)

small pinpoint hemorrhages

Piloerection

condition where hair stands straight up

Polyp

mushroom-like growth protruding from mucous membranes - when attached by a stalk it is termed pedunculated polyp

Pruritus

Itching

Prupura

condition of hemorrhaging into skin creating a bruise

Purulent

containing pus

Pus

collection of white blood cells usually with neutrophils and debris with fluid

Pustule

pus-filled lesion on skin

Scar

mark left on skin after healing

Sebaceous cyst

benign cyst containing sebum aka steatoma

Seborrhea

excessive production of sebum

Shedding

condition of hair coat falling out

Skin scrape

scaping of skin for lab exam

Trichobezoar

hairball

Ulcer

erosion of skin or mucous membranes

Urticaria

Red, raised patches on skin commonly called hives

Verruca (plural: verrucae)

Wart; skin growth caused by a virus

Wheal

localized area of swelling that itches