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| Glandulas Apocrinas (accent on first a) |
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| Aloinjerio (accent on the last I) |
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| Glanduas sudoriparas (accent on the first a) |
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| glandulas cerosas (accent on first a) |
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| ulceras decubito (accent on both U's) |
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| glandulas (accent on first a) |
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| foliculo piloso (accent on first I) |
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| macula (accent on the first a) |
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| barro, espinilla, comedon (accent on o) |
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| middle layer of skin, nerves, vessels, glands, hair follicles |
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| SUBCUTANEIOUS (hypodermis) |
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| skin graft using donor skin from person to another. |
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| graft using skin from one's own body |
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| skin graft using donor skin from one species to another; xenograft |
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| placement of fresh skin over a damaged area |
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| areas of tissues that are altered because of a pathological condition |
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| blood vessel lesions that show through the skin. result of disease, aging,or vascular disturbace. |
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| appear on previously normal skin |
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| macule/patch (flat), papule/pimple, plaque (elevated), nodule/large pimple/small node (elevated), tumor, wheal (elevated) (allergy itching), bulla (elevated), pustule (elevated), vesicle, cyst, pilonidal cyst has hairs, a sebaceous cyst contains yellow sebum |
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| Types of secondary lesions |
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| erosion (loss of skin), excoriation (scratched area of the skin),fissure (deep furrow or crack in the skin), ulcer, decubitus ulcers/pressure sores, {scale, crust are lesions that from surface material} |
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| involves loss of skin surface or material that forms on the skin surface |
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| cherry angioma (dome-shaped basculaar lesion that usually occurs on older people), telangiectasia (permanent dilation of the small blood vessels) |
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| herpes 1 (cold sores/fever blisters), herpes 2 (genital herpes), herpes zosters (shingles: inflammation that affects the nerves on one side of the body and results in skin blisters) |
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| lack of hair in spots; baldness |
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| pigment produced by melanocytes that determines skin, hair, and eye color. |
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| place a suspected antigen on apiece of gauze and apply to skin. (allergy test) |
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| suspected antigen is scratched on the skin, and redness or swelling within ten minutes indicates positive reaction. |
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| suspected antigen is injected between layers of skin. can be used for infectious diseases |
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| (intradermal) Purified Protein Derivative of tuberculin, used for tuberculosis |
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| (intradermal) also called TB tine injects tuberculin using a tine for tuberculosis. |
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| (intradermal) small amount of toxin is injected into the skin of one armand a small amount of deactivated toxin is injected into the skin of the other arm for comparison, tests diphtheria. |
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| (sudoriferous glands) found everywhere in the body |
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| found in different places of the body, excretes a colorless fluid that keeps body at constant temperature. |
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| during and after puberty and secretes sweat from armpits, near reproductive organs, and around nipples. Mammary glands are apocrine glands. |
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| specialized gland in the surface of the ear that secretes cerumen, a waxy substance that lubricates and protects the ear. |
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| in dermis,secrete and oily substance called sebum, found in base of hair follicles. lubricates and protects skin. |
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| caused by rubella virus...German measles |
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| measles with an accompanying rash. |
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| varicella; disease with a rash caused by varicella virus |
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| macule, patch, vesicle, bulla, pustule, papule (aka pimple), plaque, nodule, tumor, wheal |
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| glands secrete outward toward surface of the body through ducts, |
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