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36 Cards in this Set
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the type of muscle that causes erection of the hairs of the skin is ...
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pilomotor
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deep, irregular erosions are called
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ulcers
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thinning with the loss of skin markings is a characteristic of
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atrophy
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the skin layer that contains numerous blood vessels, nerves, and glands is the
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dermis
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implanting skin to cover areas where skin has been lost results in a
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graft
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damage to the skin, tissues, and blood vessels as a result of prolonged exposure to the cold is
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frostbite
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withdrawing fluid from a cyst with a syringe is an example of
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aspiration
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a chronic disorder primarily of the skin, named got the reddish facial rash that frequently accompanies the disorder is called
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discoid lupus erythematosus
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the term dermatitis means
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inflammation of the skin
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which types of employees fall under federal workers compensation statues?
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federal and state compensation laws
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which of the following terms is a cosmetic procedure to remove or reduce localized areas of fat?
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liposuction
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where is subcutaneous adipose tissue located?
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just under the dermis
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the term for any of several generalized skin disorders marked by dryness and scaling and resembling fish skin?
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ichthyosis
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what is an abscess?
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a localized collection of pus
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which term means any dry condition?
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xerosis
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what does asepsis mean?
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sterile
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what is true about topical medications?
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they are applied directly to the skin
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what term means physical sanding of the skin to remove tattoos or scars?
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dermabrasion
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what are the main parts of the skin?
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dermis and epidermis
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what is a highly metastic pigmented neoplasm of the skin?
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melanoma
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in comparing the severity of burns, which of the following statements is true?
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a full-thickness burn is more serious than a partial-thickness burn
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Which of the following is an inflammatory disease of the sebaceous glands characterized by pimples and blackheads?
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acne vulgaris
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a term that means a torn jagged wound?
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laceration
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a common chronic skin disorder characterized by circumscribed red patches that are covered by thick, dry, silvery scales is called
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psoriasis
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the location of the epidermis is
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above the dermis
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what method can be used to destroy a hair follicle?
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electrolysis
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a sac that is filled with fluid and located under the skin is called a
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cyst
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the term axillary means
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pertaining to the armpit
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what is another name for sweat gland?
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sudoriferous gland
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the term onychomycosis means
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a condition in which there is lack of nourishment for the nail bed
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a scraping or rubbing away of the skin is
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abrasion |
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agent that acts against perspiration
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antiperspirant
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benign, fatty tumor
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lipoma
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outermost skin layer
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epidermis
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through or across the skin
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transdermal
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wound produced by a sharp instrument
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puncture/incision
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