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regulate body temp
sense pain
keeps substances from entering body
provides shield from sun |
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protection
homeostasis
sensory envelope
absorption/excretion |
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subcutaneous tissue
dermis
epidermis |
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| subcutaneous tissue is found |
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connects skin to underlying structures
fat tissue is found here to help regulate body from heat and cold |
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| considered true skin and found under epidermis |
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| the dermis is composed of |
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connective tissue
elastic fibers
nerves
hair follicles
sweat,sebaceous,oil glands |
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new skin cells are born where
migrate up or down and do what |
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outer most layer of skin
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epidermis
squamous epithelium |
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| tough fibrous protein produced by cells keratinocytes |
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| protects skin from harmful substances |
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| this is found at bottom of epidermis |
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| dark pigment of the skin protects body from harmful rays of sun |
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| layers of thick tissue protecting skin thats exposed to friction |
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| if intact state of skin has been compromise in any way the client is |
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| walking invite for infection |
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| if there is any skin irritations it is considered |
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blue colored skin
decreased oxygen |
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yellowish coloration
billed up of billirubin |
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| characteristics of skin lesions |
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| larger fluid-containing pus |
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| red skin congested blood vessels resulting from injury or inflammation |
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| scabies irritates skin by |
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female mite burrows under skin
where it drinks blood, defecates, urinates and lays eggs |
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| scabie waste is highly irritating causing |
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| close personal contact or laying on massage sheets |
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| signs/symptoms of scabies |
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too small to see
leave behind a reddish or grayish line
burrow under skin groin, palms, between fingers |
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| difficult d/t only need a few to cause itching |
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| bathing with pesticidal soap |
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| these bugs live in hair and suck blood from scalp |
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| lice is a condition called |
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| lay eggs base of neckline and hehind ears |
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pesticidal shampoo with fine tooth comb
may use mayo |
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| r u able to massage head lice |
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| another name for public lice |
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| sexual contact even massage sheets |
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| does crabs hop or dont hop |
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| signs and syptoms of crabs |
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| sheets are considered what with crabs |
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| can you massage with crabs |
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| fungal infections of skin is also called |
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| another name for mycoses is |
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| dermatophytosis likes to live |
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| warm moist places like skin folds, between toes and around groin area |
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| fungal infects what type of people |
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| fungal infections are transmitted by |
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| touch, skin to skin, skin to anything that has fungus on it |
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| how long does lesions take to show up |
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| what does body ring worm look like |
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| round, red, scaly, itchy patch |
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| how is body ring worm spread |
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| healing process for body ring worm |
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| starts in the center with a red ring around it |
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| another name of head ringworm |
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| another name for athletes foot |
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| athletes foot likes to grow in |
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| symptoms of athletes foot |
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| burning, itching, blisters, cracking/peeling skin |
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| another name for jock itch |
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| jock itch can be found in other places like |
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| another name for ringworm |
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| tinea barbae affects whats |
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| you get tinea versicolor by what |
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| tinea unguim also known as |
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| tinea unguim is found where |
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| skin under fingernails and toenails |
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| treatment of all fungus is |
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| external/internal fungicides |
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| can you massage with fungal infection? |
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| a viral infection caused by cold sores or fever blisters around mouth or blisters around genitals, thigh, buttock |
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| up to ____% of sexually active adults may carry genital herpes |
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| oral herpes is transmitted by |
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| oral or respiratory secretions |
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| genital herpes is transmitted by |
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| genital mucous secretion during any skin to skin contact |
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| persons first outbreak of herpes simplex is _______ days after exposure |
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| is herpes simplex eliminated from the body |
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| herpes can lay dormant until something triggers it like |
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| fever, systemic infection, sunburn,s tress, periods, etc |
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| touching a cold sore then wiping eyes can cause |
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| herpes witlow is an outbreak of lesions around |
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| herpes gladiatorum is from the |
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| athletic mats in wrestling |
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| herpes outbreaks may be accompanied by |
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| fever,muscle ache, swelling, and painful urination |
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| are you able to massage with acute outbreak of herpes |
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| if herpes is scabbed over can you massage |
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| boils infect what of the skin |
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| treatment of a boil is to |
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| use warm compresses or lancing it |
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| can you massage if they have boils? |
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yes but stay away of the area
sheets are hot |
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| streptococcal infection of the cells in the skin |
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| streptococcus enters the body through |
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| cuts,scratches,bites,surgery, athletes foot |
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| signs and symptoms of streptococcus |
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| skin red, swollen, tender, red streaks toward nearest lymph nodes |
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| can you massage if they have streptoccous |
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| erysipelas is one variety of |
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| erysipelas looks like a _____similar to what is seen in lupus |
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| hallmark appearance of erysipelas is |
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| sharp margins between involved and uninvolved skin |
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| if erysipelas is left untreated infection will enter |
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| lymphatic and circulatory system leading to death septicemia or blood poisoning |
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| treatment of erysipelas is |
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| PCN but maybe changed during tx |
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| able to massage if they have erysipelas |
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| systemically contraindicates massage till sighns of infection has been eradicated |
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| warts effects what type of people |
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| teenagers the most with weak immune systems |
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| warts can be contagious if the margins are |
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| in a healthy person warts can go away in |
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| hard cauliflower-shaped growths on the skin |
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| salicylic acid, freezing, laser, injections |
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| can you massage if they have warts |
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| idiopathic chronic skin condition seen mostly in fair skinned people |
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acne rosacea happens between ages
found where on body |
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acne rosacea can be
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permanent
sunlight wind cold hot drinks alcohol menopause etc |
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facial flushing
vascular rosacea
inflammatory rosacea
rhinophyma |
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| can u massage acne rosacea |
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| localized skin infections that appear on face neck and upper back |
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| adolescence with hormone level changes |
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| five factors of acne vulgaris |
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testosterone production
bacterial activity
stress
liver congestion
hormonal imbalace |
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pimples
cysts
black heads
white heads |
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diet
dont touch face
no popping
steroids
antibiotics |
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| can you massage acne vulgaris |
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| a hypersensitivity reactin in the skin |
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no single factor
deficiency of fatty acids
high levels of immunoglobulin E |
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| flaky dry skin in the creases of the knee, elbows,hands, and side of nose |
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| yellowis oily patches around the nose and scalp |
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| blisters on the hands and feet |
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| small circular lesions on the legs and butt |
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| work with substance that finally causes skin damage once irritant removed dermatitis goes away |
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| irritant contact dermatitis |
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| skin has an allergic reaction to something |
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| allergic contact dermatitis |
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| s/s of contact dermatitis |
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| locally red,swollen, itchy or tenderness occurs and itchiness |
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| dermatitis and eczema can become worse when |
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| the itch has been scratched and becomes more itchy and susceptible to infections |
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hydration of skin
corticosteroid cream |
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| if sysmptoms mild local contraindicated |
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| benign skin growth often found with mature adults |
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| cause of seborrheic keratosis |
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| hyperproliferation of epithelial cells |
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| seborrheic keratosis is found where |
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| body has been exposed to sun |
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| s/s of seborrhic keratosis |
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| appear soft light or dark brown spots on become darker and develop warty appearance |
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| seborrheic keratosis is found where |
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| tx of seborrheic keratosis |
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| can u massage seborrheic keratosis |
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| uncontrolled replication of cells into tumors |
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| people at risk for skin CA |
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pale skin
lives in a place with lots of sun
lot of time outside
immune suppressed
lifetime of exposure |
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| UV radiation, genetic predisposition,other hazards |
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| other increase risk of skin CA |
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burns
chronic skin inflammation/injury
immunosuppressant drughs |
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| skin CA is considered ____ CA |
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brown red scaly lesion
appears on forehead
forms crust and not heal well
crust falls off and forms over again |
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freeze off
topical ointment |
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| can u massage actinic keratosis |
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| yes not considered contraindication |
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| basal cell CA is slow growing ___ |
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| tumor of epithelial cells of epidermis |
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| basal cell CA found mostly |
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| face, bridge of nose or eyebrow |
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cut off
freeze off
radiation |
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| malignancy of keratinocytes in the epidermis |
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| squamous cell can be found |
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| squamous cell starts out looking like |
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| hard firm lump/wart that never heals |
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| can u massage squamous cell |
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this skin CA is leading cause of death
it replicates melanocytes |
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| s/s of malignant melanoma |
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| most of time starts from a preexisting mole |
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list the diagnostic features of melanoma
ABCDE |
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asymmetrical
border
color
diameter
elevated |
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| if cancer is terminal massage can be |
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| if burns severe enough skin will not |
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provide shield
maintain temperatuire
provide protection
all this leads |
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| Tx for first/second degree burns |
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| lotions/antibiotic creams |
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| tx for third degree burns |
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| may massage mild sunburn if not painful and scar massage but only under doctors orders |
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| bedsores, pressure sores, tropic ulcers d/t chronic inadequate blood flow |
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change in skin temp
redness
pain and itching
purplish color |
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| depends on stage and location |
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it is local contraindication
good preentative measure |
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| scar overflow resulting in a permancent raised mass of tissue |
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| collagenous scar tissue differs from normal skin by |
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fewer blood vessels
missing hair
no epidermis covers it |
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cortisone injection
liquid nitrogen
laser
skin grafting |
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| A bacterial infection caused by strep and staph |
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| impetigo effects what age group |
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| around nose mouth ear canals |
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| blisters or pustules filled with clear or merky fluid |
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| topicla antibiotics or oral |
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