Chapter 5.5 exercises

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Chapter 5.5 exercises

pediculosis
infestation with lice
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pediculosis infestation with lice
vitiligo depigmentation in areas of the skin characterized by milk white patches
tinea any fungal skin disease, also called ringworm
scabies contagious skin disease transmitted by the itch mite
impetigo skin infection characterized by vesicles that become pustular and crusted and then rupture
urticaria severe itching of the skin,m also known as hives
chloasma hyperpigmentation of the skin, characterized by yellowish-brown patches or spots
ecchymosis hemorrhagic spot or bruise on the skin
petechiae minute or small hemorrhagic spots on the skin
alopecia loss or absence of hair
antifungals topical agents to treat athlete's foot and onychomycosis
fulgaration tissue destruction by means of high-frequency electric sparks
corticosteroids agents that decrease inflammation or itching
dermabrasion use of wire brushes, or other abrasive materials, to remove scars, tattoos, or fine wrinkles
parasiticides agents that kill parasitic skin infestations
keratolytics agents that soften the outer layer of the skin so that it sloughs off
intradermal test extracts of suspected allergens are subcutaneously injected
patch test allergens are applied topically, usually on foreams
autograft graft transferred from one part of a person's body to another part
xenograft graft transferred from one species to a different species

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