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friction scraping away skin surface

Abrasion

Condition of producing no sweat

Anhidrosis

Large blister

Bulla

Hardened sebum in hair follicle, blackhead

Comedo

Injury caused by a blow; causes swelling, pain, and bruising

Contusion

Fluid-filled sac under skin

Cyst

Loss if normal skin color

Depigmentation

Profuse sweating

Diaphoresis

Blood collecting under skin following blunt trauma; a bruise

Ecchymosis

Red flushing of skin

Erythema

Having reddened or flushed skin

Erythroderma

Thick layer of dead tissue over a deep burn area

Eschar

Crack-like lesion on the skin

Fissure

Excessive hair growth

Hirsutism

Redness of skin due to increased blood flow

Hyperemia

Excessive sweating

Hyperhidrosis

Abnormal amount of pigmentation

Hyperpigmentation

General term for an injury or abnormality

Lesion

White skin from lack of skin pigment

Leukoderma

Fatty mass

Lipoma

Flat, discolored spot on skin

Macule

Condition of cell or tissue death

Necrosis

Pigmented skin blemish, birthmark, or mole; usually benign

Nevus

Firm, solid mass larger than 0.5 cm

Nodule

Softening of nail

Onychomalacia

Abnormal paleness of skin

Pallor

Small, solid raised spot smaller than 0.5 cm

Papule

Spots from minute hemorrhages under skin

Petechiae

Abnormal skin reaction to light

Photosensitivity

Severe itching

Pruritus

Skin hemorrhage due to fragile blood vessels

Purpura

Infection producing pus; pus contains dead bacteria; white blood cells, and tissue debris

Purulent

Raised spot on the skin containing pus

Pustule

Having pus on or within the skin

Pyoderma

Hardened skin

Scleroderma

Oily discharge

Seborrhea

Containing or producing pus

Suppurative

Open sore in skin

Ulcer

Hives; eruption of wheals with severe itching

Urticaria

Small, fluid-filled, raised spot; blister

Vesicle

Small, round, swollen area; typical of allergic skin reaction

Wheal

Abnormally dry skin

Xeroderma