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| fat. liposuction "fatty tumor" |
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| fat. steatorrhea. "fatty stools" |
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| hair. piloerection "goose bump" |
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| hair. trichotillomania" madness/ |
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| sweat. sudoresis" profuse sweating" |
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| tissue injury caused by contact with heat, chemicals, electricity or radioactive agents |
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| burns classified depth and % of skins surface |
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| first- superficial. epidermis. erthema. pain |
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| second. partial thickness, epidermis and dermis |
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| third. full thickness- epidermis-dermis-and deeper tissue, waxy or charred skin |
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| surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy/biotherapy, radiation. |
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| basal cell carcinoma:common basal layer of epidermis |
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| malignant melanoma affects melanocytes, hughly metastatic |
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| dead tissue on surface of skin after burn |
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| hives wheals R/T allergic reaction |
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| thickening of eidermis "horny growth" |
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| skin deterioration and inflamation from pressure that cuts off blood supply. R/T immobility common over bony prominences.stages |
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| bacterial infetion of skin with pustules that rupture and crust. childhood |
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| fun(gal infection, ring worm (tinea corporis) athletes foot(tinea pedis) jock itch( tinea cruris |
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| increased skin pigmentation |
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| localized loss of skin pigmentation |
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| lossof hair, partial or total |
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| inflamation of the sebatious glands and hair follecules on skin with comedos( white and black heads) |
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| chronic hyperkeratosis causing dry silvery scales |
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| hemorrage into tissuse( ecchymosis- bruising) petechia(small hemmorrage under the skin) |
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| removal of outerlayer of skin using chemicals |
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| removal of epidermis using abrasions |
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| removal of necrotic(dead) tissure from a wpund |
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| destruction of tissure by freezing |
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| destruction of tissue by electric current |
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| photodynamic thereapy PDT |
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| destruction of tissue by application of photosythesizer and light |
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| allograft.homograft- one person to one person |
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| one site to another on same person. ONLY PERMANENT TRANSPLANT |
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| INTRADERMAL- subcutanious injection. patch- 24hr. scratch- 10 min |
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