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epidermis (skin)
outermost layer of skin; containing keratin
stratum corneum (skin)
most superficial layer of four layers called stratum
basal layer (skin)
deepest region of epidermis (stratum germinativum or stratum basale); growth layer
dermis (skin)
second layer of skin
epidermis and dermis (skin)
two layers that make up skin
subcutaneous tissue or hypodermis (skin)
connects skin to underlying muscle; contains fat tissue and fibrous connective tissue; not considered a layer of skin
nails
keratin plate covering dorsal surface of each finger and toe
lunula (nails)
semilunar or half-moon white area at base of nail plate; growth area
eponychium or cuticle (nails)
narrow band of epidermis at base and sides of nail
paro(nails)nychium (nails)
soft tissue around nail border
sebaceous glands (glands)
located in dermal layer; secrete sebum that lubricates skin/hair
sudoriferous glands (glands)
sweat glands; originate in dermis
aden/o (combining form)
in relationship to a gland
adip/o (combining form)
fat
albin/o (combining form)
white
aut/o (combining form)
self
bi/o (combining form)
life
caus/o (combining form)
burning sensation
cauter/o (combining form)
burn
crypt/o (combining form)
hidden
cutane/o (combining form)
skin
cyan/o (combining form)
blue
derm/o, dermat/o (combining form)
skin
diaphor/o (combining form)
profuse sweating
eosin/o (combining form)
rosy
erythem/o (combining form)
red
erythr/o (combining form)
red
heter/o (combining form)
different
hidr/o (combining form)
sweat
ichthy/o (combining form)
dry/scaly
jaund/o (combining form)
yellow
kerato/o (combining form)
hard
leuk/o (combining form)
white
lip/o (combining form)
fat
lute/o (combining form)
yellow
melan/o (combining form)
black
myc/o (combining form)
fungus
necr/o (combining form)
death
onych/o (combining form)
nail
pachy/o (combining form)
thick
pht/o (combining form)
plant
pil/o (combining form)
hair
poli/o (combining form)
gray matter
py/o (combining form)
pus
rhytid/o (combining form)
wrinkle
rube/o (combining form)
red
seb/o (combining form)
sebum/oil
staphyl/o (combining form)
clusters
steat/o (combining form)
fat
strept/o (combining form)
twisted chain
steat/o (combining form)
fat
squam/o (combining form)
flat/scale-like
trich/o (combining form)
hair
ungu/o (combining form)
nail
xanth/o (combining form)
yellow
xer/o (combining form)
dry
epi- (prefix)
on/upon
hyper- (prefix)
over
hypo- (prefix)
under
intra- (prefix)
within
para- (prefix)
beside
per- (prefix)
through
peri- (prefix)
surrounding
sub- (prefix)
under
-coccus (suffix)
spherical bacterium
-ectomy (suffix)
removal
-ia (suffix)
condition
-malacia (suffix)
softening
-opsy (suffix)
view of
-plasty (suffix)
surgical repair
-rrhea (suffix)
discharge
-tome (suffix)
an instrument to cut
-tomy (suffix)
to cut
bx (medical abbreviation)
biopsy
ca (medical abbreviation)
cancer
derm (medical abbreviation)
dermatology
I&D (medical abbreviation)
incision and drainage
subcu, subq, SC, SQ (medical abbreviation)
subcutaneous
PPD (medical abbreviation)
tuberculin skin test
absence (medical term)
without
adipose (medical term)
fatty
albinism (medical term)
lack of color pigment
allograft (medical term)
homograft, same species graft
alopecia (medical term)
condition in which hair falls out
anhidrosis (medical term)
deficiency of sweat
autograft (medical term)
from patient's own body
avulsion (medical term)
ripping or tearing away of part either surgically or accidentally
biopsy (medical term)
removal of a small piece of living tissue for diagnostic purposes
causalgia (medical term)
burning pain
debridement (medical term)
cleansing of or removal of dead tissue from a wound
delayed flap (medical term)
pedicle of skin with blood supply that is separated from origin over time
dermabrasion (medical term)
planing of skin by means of sander, brush, or sandpaper
dermatologist (medical term)
physician who treats conditions of skin
dermatoplasty (medical term)
surgical repair of skin
electrocautery (medical term)
cauterization by means of heated instrument
epidermolysis (medical term)
loosening of epidermis
epidermomycosis (medical term)
superficial fungal infection
epithelium (medical term)
surface covering of internal and external organs of body
erythema (medical term)
redness of skin
escharotomy (medical term)
surgical incision into necrotic (dead) tissue
fissure (medical term)
cleft or groove
free full-thickness graft (medical term)
graft of epidermis and dermis that is completely removed from donor area.
furuncle (medical term)
nodule in skin caused by staphylococci entering through hair follicle
hematoma (medical term)
a localized collection of blood, usually result of a break in a blood vessel
hemograft (medical term)
allograft same species graft
ichthyosis (medical term)
skin disorder characterized by scaling
incise (medical term)
to cut into
island pedicle flap (medical term)
contains a single artery and vein that remains attached to origin temporarily or permanently
leukoderma (medical term)
depigmentation of skin
leukoplakia (medical term)
white patch on mucous membrane
lipocyte (medical term)
fat cell
lipoma (medical term)
fatty tumor
melanin (medical term)
dark pigment of skin
melanoma (medical term)
tumor of epidermis, malignant and black in color
Mohs' surgery or Mohs' micrographic surgery (medical term)
removal of skin cancer in layers by a surgeon who also acts as a pathologist during surgery
muscle flap (medical term)
transfer of mucous from origin to recipient site
neurovascular flap (medical term)
contains artery, vein, and nerve
pedicle (medical term)
growth attached with a stem
pilosebaceous (medical term)
pertains to hair follicles and sebaceous glands
sebaceous gland (medical term)
secretes sebum
seborrhea (medical term)
excess sebum secretion
sebum (medical term)
oily substance
split-thickness graft (medical term)
all epidermis and some of dermis
steatoma (medical term)
fat mass in sebaceous gland
stratified (medical term)
layered
stratum (strata)
layer
subungual (medical term)
beneath nail
xanthoma (medical term)
tumor composed of cells containing lipid material, yellow in color
xenograft (medical term)
different species graft
xeroderma (medical term)
dry, discolored, scaly skin