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| Cancer of the deepest layer or the epidermis of the skin |
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| Deep, penetrating wound. It can have a clean cut or torn, ragged skin edges. |
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| Hemorrhages under the skin that is 3cm in diameter or larger. |
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| Solid Swelling of clotted blood within the tissues. |
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| Congenital growth composed of a mass superficial dilated blood vessels. |
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| Term for this condition also known as hives? |
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| Localized pus containing pockets. |
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| What is the term of the condition that describes a bump? |
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| Medical term for perfuse sweating from myocardium infarction? |
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| Another term for Sweat Glands? |
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| Question involving a burn that blisters and burns down to the Dermis? |
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| Deepest part of te epidermis is composed of living cells that are constantly divided and being forced to the surface. |
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| Inflammation and infection of the peritoneum. |
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| Growth on the colon itself. |
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| Progressive degenerative liver disease |
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| Pain due to inflammation of the gallbladder. |
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| Removal of the gallbladder |
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| Inflammation or infection of the gallbladder. |
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| Process of making a surgical incision into the colon. |
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| Process of making a surgical incision into the stomach/ |
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| Process of making a surgical incision into the Ileum |
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| Process of making a surgical incision into the Jejunum. |
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| Condition of Painful eating/swallowing. |
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| Something about Muscular Rings? (Test) |
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| Create an opening between two structures. |
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| A teardrop-shaped, dark green sac posterior to the liver. |
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| A large, dark red-brown organ, located in the upper abdomen. |
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| A yellow, somewhat lumpy gland shaped like an elongated triangle. Located posterior to the stomach. |
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| A rounded lymphoid organ, is located in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen, posterior to the stomach. |
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| A short sac. Hanging from its external wall is the appendix, a thin tube that is closed at its distal end. |
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10-inch C-Shaped segment that begins at the stomach and ends at the Jejunum.
First part of the small intestine |
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| Second part of the small intestine, 8-foot segment that repeatedly twists and turns in the abdominal cavity. |
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12-foot segment where absorption of nutrients is completed.
Third part of the small intestine. |
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| The small area where the esophagus joins the stomach. |
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| Located at the distal end of the stomach. After an hour of eating, the Pyloric Sphincter opens and waves of peristalsis propel the chyme into the small intestine. |
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| Accumulation of ascitic fluid in the abdominopelvic cavity. Liver disease and congestive heart failure cause a backup of blood. |
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| Acute or chronic inflammation of the bile ducts because of cirrhosis or gallstones. |
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| Patients gorge themselves on excessive amounts of food(binge eating)and then, for the fear of gaining weight, they rid(purge)themselves of the food by using laxative drugs or self-induced vomiting. |
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| Decreased appetite because of disease or the gastrointestinal side effects of a drug. Patient is said to be anorexic. |
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| Skin of the body. Consists of two layers Epidermis and Dermis. Epidermis is categorized as epithelium. The epithelium covers the external surface of the body. |
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| Thin outermost layer of the skin. |
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| A thicker layer beneath the epidermis. |
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| Physiology of an Allergic Reaction |
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| Allergy or allergic reaction is a hypersensitivity response to certain types of antigens know as allergens. |
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Occurs when an allergen touches the skin or mucous membranes of a hypersensitive individual.
Skin gets red. (Erythemia)
Swelling. (Edema)
Irritation and itching. (Pruritus) |
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| Occurs when allergen are inhaled by, ingested by, or injected into a hypersensitive individual, cause symptoms in several body systems. |
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| Severe systemic allergic reaction that can be life threatening. |
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| Autoimmune disease that produces an excessive number of epidermal cells. The skin lesions are itchy, red, and covered with silvery scales and plaques. |
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