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Onychomycosis/ Tinea ungium

Ringworm of the nail

Tinea Manus

Ringworm of the hand

Tinea Pedis

Ringworm of the Foot

Paranychia Felun

Inflammation of the skin Around The Nail

Onychoptosis

Shedding/Falling off nails

Onychia

Inflammation of the Matrix

Onychatophia/Atrophy

Wasting away of the nail

Onycholysis

Loosening of the nail and Free edge

Onychomadesis

Loosening of the nail and Matrix

Etiology

The cause of the disease, disorder or condition

Mantle

The pocket like structure that hold the root and matrix

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail root

Attached to the matrix at base of nail inside the mantle

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail root

Attached to the matrix at base of nail inside the mantle

Nail bed

Nail body rests

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail root

Attached to the matrix at base of nail inside the mantle

Nail bed

Nail body rests

Nail plate

The visible nail

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail root

Attached to the matrix at base of nail inside the mantle

Nail bed

Nail body rests

Nail plate

The visible nail

Lunula

Half moon shape at the base of the nail

Nail matrix

Generates cells

Mother

Nail root

Attached to the matrix at base of nail inside the mantle

Nail bed

Nail body rests

Nail plate

The visible nail

Lunula

Half moon shape at the base of the nail

Eponychium

Live inside at the base of the nail. Water tight seal

Cuticle

Overlapping dead tissue loose and pliable

Nail grooves

Tracks

Sidewall

Side of the Nail grooves

Perionychium

Living tissue overlies nail plate on the sides of nail

Around the nail

Free edge

Extends beyond and protects the finger or toe

Hyponychium

Living tissue underneath free edge

Hides

What is the average growth rate per month of a nail

1/8” or .3cm

True or false younger people’s nails grow faster because general cell reproduction is at a faster rate?

True