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abrasion

scraping or rubbing away of skin or mucous membrane as a result of friction to the area

abscess

localized collection of puss in any part of the body

alopecia

partial or complete loss of hair

basal layer

deepest of the 5 layers of the epidermis

blackhead

open comedo

blister

small thin-walled skin lesion containing clear fluid, a vesicle

boil

localized pus-producing infection originatingdeep in a hair follicle (furuncle)

bruise

escape of blood into the tissues as a result of an injury

bulla

large blister

carbuncle

circumscribed inflammation of the skin and depper tissues that contain puss (eventaully will discharge to the skin surface)

cellulitis

inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue (heat, deep redness, pain, swelling)

cerumen

ear wax

ceruminous gland

sweat gland that lubricates the skin of the ear canal with cerumen

cicatrix

a scar


circumscribed

confined to a limited space (as if a circle were drawn around it)

collagen

the protein substance that forms the tendons, ligaments and fascia

comedo

accumulation of keratin and sebum within the opening of a hair follicle

contusion

an injury to a part of the body w/o a break in the skin

corium

the dermis

cryosurgery

surgery using the local application of intense cold to destroy unwanted tissue

curettage

scraping material from the wall of a cavity

cutaneous membrane

the skin

cuticle

fold of the skin that covers the root of a finger/toenail

cyanosis

condition of bluish discoloration of the skin

cyst

closed sac or pouch in/within the skin containing fluid, semi-fluid, or solid material

debridement

the removal of damaged tissue or foreign objects from a wound

dermatitis

inflammation of the skin

dermatologist

physician who specializes in the treatment of diseases and disorders of the skin

dermatology

the study of the skin

dermis

layer of skin directly beneath the epidermis (the corium)

diaphoresis

secretion of sweat