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Alopecia

hair loss

Assisted bath

nurse helps patient do bath- usually back and buttock, legs.

axilla

armpit

canthus of eye

inner and outer- points where lower and upper lids meet

caries

Cavities, decay of teeth.

Complete Bath

Total body area washed. Usually refers to bed bath

Cyanosis

blueing/purplish coloration of skin

Dandruff

flaking of scalp

Decubitus

Pressure ulcer, bedsore, area where skin tissue is destroyed, old term.

Dermis

Layer under epidermis, contains blood and nerves

Ecchymosis

Large, irregular formed hemorrhage area on skin.

Edentulous

without teeth

Epidermis

Outermost 2 layers of skin contains pigment.

Erythema

Redness of skin.

Friction

rubbing

Gingiva

Gums

Hematoma

Bruise, blood under the skin

Ischemia

Deficiency of blood in area

Jaundice

Yellowing of skin

Keratin

Protein substance in hair and nails

Lentigo

Brown macula- age spot

Lesion

Pathologically altered skin

maceration

Softening of the skin by overexposure to fluid. Sloughing of skin occurs if wet for a long period of time

Macula

Small, flat area on skin

Melanin

Pigment giving color to skin and hair

Nares

Nose openings

Necrosis

Death of cells

Pallor

Paleness of skin

Papula

small, raised area on skin

Partial Bath

Omit bathing chest, abdomen, legs, thighs, and feet.

Pediculosis

Infestation with lice

Perineum

between vulva and anus in female, between scrotum and anus in male.

Periodontal Disease

Destruction of tooth supporting structure, gums shrink away from teeth.

Petechia

Small, <0.5 cm, red/purple hemorrhagic- pin point spots on skin. From capillary bleeds.

Plaque

Gummy mass of microorganisms on and around teeth

Pruritus

Itching

Purpura

red or purple spots as a result of minute hemorrhages within skin. >0.5 cm

Pustule

Elevation of skin filled with purulent material.

Seborrhea

Overproduction of natural lubrication

Sebum

Lubrication of skin naturally.

Shearing

Friction causes resistance on surface layers of skin while underlying tissue moves in direction of body movement

Smegma

Thick, cheesy secretion found under female labia and male prepuce

Sordes

Accumulation of foul, brown crusts on teeth and mucous membranes

Subcutaneous Tissue

Heat storage area, stores fat

Vessicle

Serous, small, fluid filled area on skin