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| Skin and accessory organs (hair, nails, glands) |
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| outer portion of the skin |
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| outer most layer of the skin. hard and filled with keratin |
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| second layer of the epidermis |
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| also known as corium. lies below epidermis |
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| hypodermis, binds the dermis to underlying structures and adipose |
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| glands that excrete outside the body. suderiferous and sebaceous glands |
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| nail root, nail bed, lunula |
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| white half moonshaped part at the base of the nail |
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| areas of tissue pathologically altered by injury, wound or infection |
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| fluid-filled. less than0.5cm |
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| fluid-filled. less than 1cm |
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| injure only top layer of skin |
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| deep burns that damage the epidermis and part of the dermis |
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| epidermis and dermis destroyed, underlying connective tissue is damaged |
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| abnormal growths of new tissue |
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| composed of cells that are invasive and spread to remote regions of the body |
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| process of malignant cells moving around body |
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| tumor, node, metastasis-- system of staging used to identify the invasiveness of the malignant tumor |
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| most common type of skin cancer. infects the basal layer of the epidermis and hair follicles. |
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| cancer that arises from skin that has pathological hardening |
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| abnormal cancerous melanocytes causing a dark mole |
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| intraepidermal carcinoma (squamous cell) with brown scaly or crusted lesions |
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| diffuse, acute infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue |
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| pigmentary skin discoloration, yellowish brown patches |
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| fungal infection fo the skin |
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| chronic skin inflammation by erythema, papules, scales |
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| bacterial skin infection with pustules |
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| thickened area of the epidermis or any horny growth of the skin (callus or wart) |
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| small brown macules on face and arms |
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| minute pinpoint hemorrhage under the skin |
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| skin ulceration caused by prolonged pressure from lying in one position |
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| chronis skin disease with red patches, dry thick skin, scales |
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| hemorrhage into the tissues |
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| contagious skin disease from mites |
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| allergic reaction of the skin |
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| epidermal growth caused by a virus, warts |
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| localized loss of skin pigmentation, milk-white patches |
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