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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

Thickened cardiac muscle, decreased chamber size, extensive myocardial scarring

Heart murmur

abnormal periodic heart sound

Functional Murmur

exists in the absence of any organic disease

Cystitis

inflammation or infection of urinary bladder

Dypepsia

indigestion

Gastroenteritis

food poisoning

Piles

hemorrhoids in anus

cafe au lait spots

increased melanin can result in pale brown areas of skin

cellulitis

inflammation of cells and connective tissue that extend deep into tissues

macule

freckle or flat nevus au lait (spot)

papule

wart

plaque or patch

macule or papule larger than 1 cm (vitiligo patch)

Nodule

solid mass less than 1 cm

Tumor

solid mass lager than 1 cm

Cyst

encapsulated, fluid filled lesion in dermis or subcutis

wheal

papule or plaque caused by serum collection, allegeric reaction (Hives)

vesicle

fluid filled elevation less than 1 cm

bulla

bigger than vesicle

pustule

like bulla and vesicle with pus

Scales

flakes of skin

Crust

dried fluid

Fissure

skin crack

Excoriation

superficial scrape

erosion

loss of superficial epidermis

ulcer

destruction of entire epidermis

Scar

healing of dermis

Hyperkeratosis

excessive growth of horny tissue layer


callus

MRSA

methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus

-bacterial



staphylococcus

Genus of gram-positive bacteria normally present on skin and in upper respiratory tract and prevent in localized infections

streptococcus

Bacterial, found in throat, respiratory tract, intestinal tract

Bacillus

Bacterial, mobile bacteria, can cause systemic damage

Impetigo Contagiosa

Bacterial

Furnuncles

Boils

Cocci

spherical shaped

Carbuncles

early stage of furuncles

Folliculitis

inflammation of hair follicle

Hidradenitis Suppurativa

apocrine glands (sweat glands)


axilla, scrotum labia majora, nipples

Paronychia

proximal or lateral nail folds

Onychia

infection of nail bed

tetanus Infection

(lockjock)


caused by tetanus bacillus

Tinea Capitis

scalp, small grayish scales, scattered bold patches

Tinea Corporis

of the body, red-brown, scaling, annular plagque

Tinea Unguium/Onychomycosis

of the nail, nail becomes thickened brittleand separated from bed

Tinea Cruris

of the groin (jock Itch)


red-borwn scaling plaque

Tinea Pedis

athlete's foot, most common superficial fungal infection

Candidiasis

skin, mucous membrane, or internal infection, yeastlike fungus

Tinea Versicolor

multiple, small, circular macules that are pink, brown, or white


common: abdomen, chest, neck



Viral Infections

Herpes simplex


herpes Zoster


verruca


Molluscum contagiosum

Herpes simplex labialis

(cold Sore)


Type 1: extragenitally


Type 2: genitally

Herpes Simplex gladiatorum

wrestlers


face, neck, shoulders


should not participate until lesions are crusted and dried

Herpes Zoster

Shingles, Chicken pox

Verruca

wart

verruca plana

common wart

verruca plantaris

plantar wart

condyloma acuminatum

genital wart, veneral wart

Molluscum Contagiosum

viral, poxvirus, small red or flesh- colored, smooth-domed papules central umbilication

urticaria

hives

Miliaria

Prickly heat

Pernio

Chilblains, exposure to cold

pediculosis

lice

pitryriasis rosea

ac. inflam. skin rash, herald patch

Psoriasis

skin disease that causes itching

Rhinovirus

common cold (viral)

Malaise

discomfort and uneasiness caused by illness


upper respiratory infection

influenza

Flu (viral)





Coryza

profuse nasal discharge

infectious mononucleosis

Epstein-barr virus (EBV)

rubella

german measles, viral,

Rubeola

measles

Parotitis

Mumps, inflammation of the parotid and salivary glands

Varicella

Chicken pox,

Pharyngitis

Sore throat

Cystic Fibrosis

can affect many different systems

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

degeneration of skeletal muscle with loss in strength

Myasthenia Gravis

antibodies attack synaptic junctions between muscles and nerves

Meningitis

inflammation of meninges or membranes that surround spinal cord,

mutiple sclerosis

MS


-autoimmune inflammatory