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| limited to redness, a white plaque and minor pain at the site of injury. extend to the epidermis |
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| superficial blistering of the skin, involve the superficial dermis |
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| charring of the skin, hard leather like eschars, purple fluid, painless no nerves |
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| three threats to life with burns |
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loss of water and plasma decreased blood circulation decreased urine production leading to kidney failure |
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spread to most or any part of body very dangerous and hard to cure arises from a mole |
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next most common form of skin cancer 20% ofall cases exposur to UV rays |
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next most common form 20% UV RAYS |
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| caused by rubbing or scraping the skin against a hard rough surface |
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| cut caused by a sharp object |
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| jagged irregular or blunt breaking or tearing of soft tissues |
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| piercing would that causes small hole in tissues |
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| tearing r parial tearing away of tissues gunshot wounds |
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| damage to a blood vessel causes blood to collect under the skin |
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| great or extreme amoutn of force applied |
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| skin disorder smooth white patches on body, caused by natural loss of pigment |
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| bluesness of lividness of skin, imperfectly oxygenated blood |
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| four warning signs of skin cancer |
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asymetry border irregularity color variations diameter |
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large oval cells in skin of vertebrates sense of touch resp for merkel cell carcinoma |
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| abnormal redness of skin caused by capillary congestion |
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| whole body inflammatory state caused by infection |
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| the entire cell disintegrates to secrete its substanec |
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| (1) basal layer (2) spinous layer (3) granular layer (4) clear layer (5) horny layer |
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| major cell type of epidermis, 90% of epidermal cells |
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| cells located in the stratum basaleof skins epidermis, and in uvea |
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