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Medical Terminology
Ch 16 The integumentary system
signs, symptoms, abnormal conditions
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alopecia
the
absence
of
hair
where it normally grows
ecchymosis
blue-black
marks on the skin
petechia
small
pinpoint
hemorrhage
urticaria
an acute
allergic
reaction with
red
,
round
wheals
on the skin
acne
papular
and
pustular
eruption of skin with
increased
production of
sebum
burns
injury to tissue due to heat, chemical, electric shock, lightning, or radiation
first
to
third
degree burns
cellulitis
a
diffuse
acute
infection of the skin
eczema (atopic dermatitis)
inflammation of the skin with
erythematous
and
papulovesicular
lesions
caused by
allergy
exanthematous viral disease
a
rash
due to
virus
(
rubella
)
gangrene
death
of
tissue
with loss of
blood supply
impetigo
contagious
pyoderma
caused by
staph
or
strep
psoriasis
chronic
recurrent
dermatosis
with silver
gray
scales that
itch
scabies
parasitic
(tiny mites) and infectious
pruritus
scleroderma
chronic
and
progressive
disease of the skin with
hardening
of
connective
tissue
systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
inflammatory disease of
collagen
in the
skin
,
joints
, and
internal
organs
urticaria (hives)
acute
allergic
reaction with
red
,
round
wheals develop on the skin
tinea
infection of the skin caused by a
fungus
tinea corporis
- uneven red discs on skin
tinea unguium
- fungal infection under nails
vitiligo
loss
of
pigment
in areas of the skin