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dermatologist
one who studies skin
ichthyoids
resembling fish
onycholysis
rupture of the nail (separation from nail bed)
dysplasia
abnormal development of tissue, bone, cells, etc.
hyperkeratosis
hardening of the epidermis, hair, or nails
leukotrichia
whitening of the hair
mycology
study of fungal conditions
epidermal
outer, protective layer of the skin
lipoma
benign tumor of fat tissue
subcutaneous
connective tissue and adipose layer under the dermis
anhidrosis
absence of perspiration
histopathology
study of diseases of the tissue (skin)
paronychia
inflammation of the nail fold
adiposis
of or relating to fat
squamous
covered with or relating to scales
erythrodermatitis
red inflammation of the skin
desquamation
to peel of the skin in scales
histotoxic
poisonous to tissues
melanocyte
cell that produces melanin
xerosis
abnormal dryness of eye or skin
purpuric
pertaining to a purple color
seborrhea
successive/abnormal discharge from sebaceous glands
xanthoma
yellow tumor containing lipid deposits
asteatosis
diminished or arrested action of the sebaceous glands
melanoma
black tumor
subdermic
pertaining to below the skin
fat
steat/o
black
melan/o
fungus
myc/o
erythroangioma
bright-red, round blood vessel tumor??
histotrophic
tissue nourishment/development
nail
onych/o
red
erythr/o
hair
trich/o
dry
xer/o
oil
seb/o
pediculosis capitis
head lice
cicatrix
scar
seborrheic dermatitis
cradle cap
urticaria
hives
verruca
wart
nevus
mole
furuncle
boil
comedo
blackhead
ecchymosis
black and blue mark
pediculosis pubic
crabs
leukoderma
white skin
xanthoderma
yellow skin
xenoderma
dry skin
erythroderma
red skin
scleroderma
hard skin
Rubella
German Measles
Varicella
chickenpox
Rubeola
14 day measles
vesicle
fluid-filled sac - blister less than 0.5 cm
pustule
pus-filled sac
papule
solid mass on skin less than 0.5 cm
bulla
large blister
nodule
solid mass greater than 1 cm that extends into the epidermis
wheal
area of localized skin edema, such as a hive
macule
tiny, flat discolored spot on the skin, up to 1 cm in diameter
tumor
solid mass greater than 1-2 cm
patch
flat, discolored area on the skin larger than 1 cm diameter
plaque
solid mass greater than 1 cm limited to the skin's surface
Bx
biopsy
BCC
basal cell carcinoma
HSV-2
herpes simplex virus type 2 - sexually transmitted ulcer-like lesions (causes cold sores)
C&S
culture and sensitivity
SLE
systemic lupus erythematosus
scabis
mites
cryosurgery
freezing treatment
telangiectasia
spider angioma (blood vessel lesion)
tinea
group of fungal skin diseases
actinic keratoses
solar keratoses
radiation therapy
cancer treatment
petechia
spot (minute hemorrhagic spot) - small purpura
homograft
human to human donor transfer
laser
light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
chemosurgery
chemical peel
electrosurgery
electrocautery, electrodesiccation, fulguration
dermatitis
eczema
pl. keratosis
keratoses
pl. bulla
bullae
pl. nevus
nevi
pl. macula
maculae
ecchymosis
ecchymoses
heterograft
xenograft
squamous layer
outer layer of the epidermis, stratum corneum
basal layers
stratus germinativum of the epidermis
epidermis
think cellular outer layer of the skin
dermis
dense, fibrous connective tissue layer of the skin (corium)
subcutaneous tissue
oil glands in the skin