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How much of our body weight is skin?
15%
What is the purpose of skin?
protection, perception, temperature control, absorption and excretion.
Why are the 3 layers of the skin? Define them
Epidermis-top layer, Dermis-middle layer, Subcutaneous-innermost layer
What is the cause of acne?
plugged oil glands
What causes erythema and blushing?
dilation of superficial blood vessels
Which skin lesion is referred to as a wart
nodule
Which skin lesion is referred to as chicken pox?
vesicle
Define the 3 types of pediculosis
head lice, body lice and pubic lice
What are the harmful effects of fevers above 106 degress F?
dehydration, seizures, coma & changes in conciousness.
Define anthelmintics
drugs toxic to parasites
Why do we sweat?
to cool the body during evaporation
derma/cutane
skin
hist
tissue
kerat
hard
mast
breast
necr
death
onych
nail
erythro
red
pach
thick
sub
beneath/ under
trans
through
epi
upon
itis
inflammation
tation
secretion
ectomy
removal
mycosis
fungal infection
ous/al
pertaining to
logist
someone who studies
osis
increase
dermatitis
skin inflammation
erythroderma
abnormal redness of skin
lactation
secretion of milk
mastectomy
surgical removal of breast
onychomycosis
fungal infection of nails
pachyderma
abnormal thickness of skin
subcutaneous
beneath the skin
transdermal
through the skin
dermatologist
one who studies skin
histologist
one who studies tissues
keratosis
area of increased hardness
epidermis
top layer of skin
epidermis
top layer of skin