Integumentary System

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econly  on March 16, 2009

Subjects:

Skin disorders

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medical interpretation winter 2012, HOSA BOWL, ConlyPNS11, Conly Nurse Tech Tenth Grade Stuff

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Integumentary System

Subcutaneous tissue
Tissue under the dermis that connects skin to muscles
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Subcutaneous tissue Tissue under the dermis that connects skin to muscles
Integument body shell
epidermis outer layer of skin that contains dead cells and no blood vessels
dermis layer of skin under the epidermis that contains blood vessels, nerve fibers,and glands
Sudoriferous glands sweat glands
sebaceous glands oil glands
Rubra ususual redness
pallor less color than normal in the skin
lesions injuries or disease that cause changes in skin structures
macules flat, discolored spots as in measles or freckles
nodules small, knotlike protrusions; small masses of tissue
papules small, solid, raised spots as in chickenpox
pustule raised spots filled with pus, as in acne
vesicles raised spots filled with watery fluid, such as a blister
wheals large, raised irregular areas frequently associated with itching, as in hives
excoriations portions of the skin appear scraped or scratched away.
crusts areas of dried body secretions such as scabs
Kaposi's sarcoma a cancer that usually occurs in persons with HIV disease and men over the age of 60
allergies sensitivity reactions to a specific material
allergen material causing sensitivity
pediculosis lice
abrasion scrape
scabies parasitic disease of the skin that causes a rash and severe itching
contusion mechanical injury to the skin often caused by a blow resulting in hemorrage beneath the unbroken skin
ecchymosis bruising
hematoma localized area of blood that is confined to one area.
senile purpura dark purple bruises on the forearms and backs of hands common in the elderly
skin tears shallow injuries in which the epidermis is torn. The shape is often irregular and these are common in the elderly
contraindicated not permitted
tepid water lukewarm water
malodorous having a bad or foul odor

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