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sebaceous gland

glands in the skin that produce sebum, an oil that acts to protect and waterproof hair and skin

folliculitis

inflammation or infection of hair follicles that most often appears in areas that become irritated by shaving or the rubbing of clothes, or where follicles and pores are blocked by oils and dirt

herpes zoster

an infection caused by the varicella zoster virus that causes a painful rash; also called shingles

pediculosis

infestation of the head, body, or pubic area with the eggs, larvae, or adults of lice

tinea corporis

a fungal infection of the skin commonly found on the trunk and extremities; also called ringworm

Alzheimer's disease

progressive, degenerative disease of the brain characterized by loss of memory and other cognitive functions

CVA- cerebrovascular accident

stroke

bell's palsy

weakness or paralysis of the muscles that control expression on one side of the face

concussion

injury caused by sharp jarring or a blow to the head that may result in a loss of consciousness

contusion

bruising of the brain

otits media

inflammation of the middle ear caused by viral or bacterial infections

presbycusis

hearing loss from gradual deterioration of the sensory receptors located in the cochlea, associated with aging

presbyopia

the loss of elasticity in the eye’s lens, usually as a result of aging that causes an inability to focus on objects at close range

myopia

nearsightedness

hyperopia

farsightedness

diplopia

double vision

strabismus

a disorder caused by weakness in the external eye muscles, resulting in the eyes looking in different directions; also called crossed eyes

nystagmus

involuntary, repetitive, rhythmic movements of the eye

exophthalmos

condition produced by hyperthyroidism in which the eyeballs protrude beyond their normal protective orbit because of swelling in the tissues behind them

photophobia

scared of light

tinnitus

a ringing in one or both ears that is associated with many forms of hearing loss

amblyopia

a disorder in children caused bythe eye muscles being weaker in one eye;also called lazy eye

conjunctivitis

Pink eye