1) Cleanser

2)Exfoliate

3) Massage Cream

4) Mask

5) Toner

6) Moisturizer

milia rubra

Prickly Heat

 Nevus

Birthmark

Milia

white head

papule

a pimple

comedone

blackhead

verucca

wart

Albinism

Absence of melanin pigment in the body including skin, hair, and eyes: at risk for cancer

Erythema

inflammation

Hyperpigmentation

over production of pigment

Edema

swelling

Pustule

A pimple with pus

Wheal

Itchy swollen lesion caused by a blow, insect bite, skin allergy reaction or sting

Vesicle

a small blister or sac containing clear fluid

Herpes Simplex

fever blister or a cold sore

Dermis

live layer of connective tissue below the epidermis.

True Skin.

Elastin

protein fiber found in the dermis

Nevus Inflammeous

red or purple birthmark

Hyperhidrosis

Excessive Sweating

Anhidrosis

Lack of sweat

Bromhidrosis

Foul smelling sweat

Bulle

a large blister

Furuncle

A boil

Carbuncle

multiple boils

Vitiligo

white spots or areas on the skin from lack of pigment cells; sunlight makes it worse.

Leucoderma

light abnormal patches caused by a burn or congenital disease that destroys the pigment-producing cells;

vitiligo and albinism are leucodermas

Keratosis

skin build up

keratosis pilaris

redness and bumpiness in the cheeks or uipper arms from blocked follicles; exfoliation helps

keratoma

an acquired thickened patch of epidermis;

Hyperkeratosis

excessive skin build up

keratinization

process of skin build up

Dermatology

study of the skin, its natural structure, functions, diseases and treatments

Dermatologist

a skin specialist

Pathology

a study of disease

Trichology

a study of hair and its disease

Diagnosis

The Recognition of a disease from its symptoms

Prognosis

Foretelling of the probable cause of the disease

cholasma

liver spots

Lentigenes

Freckles

Macule

Brown flat discolorations; mole or freckle

Molasma

Pregnancy Mask

6 Functions of the Skin

1)Protection

2) Heath Regulation

3) Absorption

4) Excretion

5) Secretion

6)Sensation

Layers of the Skin

EPIDERMIS: Stratum Corneum= dead skin cells

Stratum Lucidum= clear layer

Stratum Granulosum= mitosis occurs

Stratum Spinosum= Keratin, tough protein

Stratum Germinativum= Basale layer, color

DERMIS:  Papillary= Sweat and oil glands

Reticular= blood vessels, nerve endings, sensory organs, hair follicles

HYPODERMIS: subcutaneous adipose tissue

Insulates the body, acts as energy

Nonpathogenic

helpful or harmless and do not cause disease

Pathogenic

also known as microbes or germs;

harmful and cause disease when they invade plant or animal tissue

HIV

The virus that causes AIDS

AIDS

disease that breaks down the bodys immune system

Hepatitis

disease marked by inflammation of the liver

Cross Contamination

touch an object, such as the skin, then touch an object or product with the same hand or utensil