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abrasion
superficial, partial thickness wound
has little bleeding
caused by rubbing or scraping skin or mucous membrane
approximated
closed with wounds edges touching each other
arterial insufficiency
inadequate blood through via arteries
atrophy
decrease in size, wasting away, or progressive decline of body part or tissue
bulla
large blister, seen with burns
carcinoma
malignant growth made up of epithelial cells that tends to infiltrate surrounding tissue=metastasis
contusion
A bruise,

tissue injury with skin discoloration from blood seepage under the skin without breakage
cyst
abnormal, closed epithelium fluid filled sac
debride
remove contaminated tissue from a wound
decubitus ulcer aka pressure ulcer
impaired skin tegrity and formation of wound due to prolonged pressure
dehiscene
spontaneous opening of edges of surgical wound
dermis
inner most layer of skin
ecchymosis
bruise from bleeding under skin and irregular formed blue/purple/brown patches
edema
accumulation of fluid by cell swelling
erythema
reddening of skin from congested capillaries
eschar
mass of dead tissue produced by thermal burn, corrosion or gangrene
fistula
abnormal tubelike passage in body
granulation
development of red moist tissue made of new blood vessels-indicates progression of wound healing
irrigate
wash with fluid
keloid
elevated progressively enlarging scar that doesn't fade over time
maceration
softening tissue after long exposure to fluid
macule
spot or thickening of skin not raised above surface
necrosis
death of areas of tissue
nodule
small solid mass detectable by touch
pallor
paleness
petechiae (pet-tee-key-eye)
small spots containing blood appearing in skin or mucous membranes as result of localized hemorrhage
plaque
patch or flat area of skin (characterized by scales)
pruritus
itching
purpura
condition characterized by many skin manifestations including hemorrhages into skin, mucous membrane, internal organs and other tissues
purulent
containing pus
pus
yellowish liquid product of inflammation or infection
scar
remaining mark after healing
serous
pertaining to serum
shear
friction between patient and surface
skin tear
traumatic wound resulting in separation from epidermis from dermis
slough
mass of dead tissue seperating from ulcer
stasis
stopping of flow of body fluid
venous insufficiency
impairment of venous return from lower limbs
vesicle
blister with fluid
wheal
smooth, localized, red or pale slightly elevated skin area induced via injection or is typical of allergic reactions