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widespread of pimplesand blackheads due to blockage and infection of the sebaceous glands
acne
hair loss
alopecia
Tinea fungal infection of the skin of the toes and soles
athlete's foot
vascular discoloration of the skin and underlying tissues, visible at birth, or soon there after
Birthmark
least severe of the 3 types of skin cancer, usually involves only most superficial portions of skin and rarely metostasizes
basal cell carcinoma
deep, difficult to treat sore found usually in bedridden patients, most often over a bony projection , like the tailbone
bedsore
bacterial infection of a hair follicle and/or subaceous gland
boil
festering, difficult to treat spider bite
brown recluse bite
boil that has spread deeper to subcutaneous tissues
carbuncle
widespread infection of the skin
cellulitis
highly contagious viral skin disease that begins with pustules that later crust over
chicken pox
hardened, thickend painful area of skin on the foot due to pressure, friction, or both from ill-fitting shoes.
corn
condition in wich the skin takes on a bluish cast to it, due to sudden and rapid loss of oxygen to the tissues.
cyanosis
liquid-filled sac
cyst
inflammation and irritation of the skin
dermatitis
dermatitis in the diaper area due to prolonged with wrine, feces, soap products, or tropical preperations.
diaper rash
chronic skin condition with erthyma, pustules, scales, crusts, and discharge.
eezema
freezing and death of tissue in a body part.
frostbite
eruption of vesicles caused by a virus, commonly called cold sore or fever blister when above the waist, and genital herpes when below the waist.
herpes
excessive sweating, due to overactive sudaferous glands.
hyperhidrosis
contagious bacterial skin disease characterized by pustules that rupture and become cover with loosely held crusts.
impetigo
fungal infection of the skin in the genital, anal, and upper leg areas.
jock itch
enlarged, elevated, fibrous scar
keloids
caused by ticks (bites) - bulls' eye rash
lyme disease
most severe of the skin cancers
malignant melanoma
highly contagious viral disease caused by the rubeola virus.
measles
colored, elevated spot on the skin.
mole
lice infestation
pediculous
itching of the skin
pruritis
common, chronic disease of the skin consisting of red lesians with silver scales on them.
psoriasis
elevated, pus-filled areaon the skin.
pustule
fungal skin infection caused by fungul tinea.
ringworm
caused by tick (bites) widespread papular rash.
rocky mountain spotted fever
redness of the skin of the face, especially the nose and cheek areas close to the nose.
rosacea
mite (type of curachnid) infestation of the skin, leading to intense itching.
scabies
skin condition caused by over preduction of sebum from the sebaceous glands.
seborrhea
extremely painful skin condition caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox, the virus remains dormant until some trigger (stress) other diseases reactivates it.
shingles
2nd most severe of the 3 major types of skin cancer.
squamous cell carcinoma
open sore or lesian of the skin or muceous membrane.
ulcer
allergic skin reaction.
urticaria
skin disorder in wich white patches of skin appear in areas of normal pigmentation.
vitiligo
raised, flesh colored area on the skin, caused by a virus
wart