Exercise 2 Flashcards

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A scatch mark is an example of excoriation

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2
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An allograft is a transplant from one individual to another

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3
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Athlete’s foot is also called a carbuncle

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4
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Analgesia is absence of sensitivity to pain

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5
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A macule is a slit or groove in the skin

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6
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In conductive hearing loss, the sound waves cannot reach the middle ear

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Eczema is a form of dermatitis

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8
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Clouding of the lens of the eye is glaucoma

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9
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Otoplasty is surgical correction of the eardrum

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10
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loss of pigment in areas of the skin and hair

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vitiligo

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11
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infestation with lice that causes itching

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pediculosis

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12
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malignant tumour arising from the retina

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retinoblastoma

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13
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this type of injection is given under the skin

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subcutaneous

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14
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a tumour arising from the vestibular division of cranial nerve VIII

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acoustic neuroma

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15
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chronic skin disease with hardening and shrinking of connective tissue

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scleroderma

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16
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skin disease characterised by fluid-containing lesions

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pemphigus

17
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separation of retina from the choroid

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retinal detachment

18
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chronic infection of the conjunctivae with corneal granulation leading to blindness

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trachoma

19
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A sac in the middle ear containing skin cells and cholesterol

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cholesteatoma

20
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A malignant tumour that typically develops from a mole

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malignant melanoma

21
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The medical term for a common wart

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verruca vulgaris

22
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The medical term for night blindness is

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nyctalopia

23
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Erythema on the central face and across the cheeks is

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rosacea

24
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Loss of central vision is caused by

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macular degeneration

25
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A solid elevation of the skin is a

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nodule

26
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Gangrene due to a slowly occlusive vascular disease such as seen in diabetes neuropathy is

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dry gangrene

27
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The medical term for “swimmer’s ear” is

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otitis externa

28
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Inward turning of the margin of the eyelid is

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entropion

29
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Tinea affecting the nails is called

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tinea unguim

30
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procedures to their diagnoses - Mohs’ surgery

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SCC (R) cheek

31
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procedures to their diagnoses - trabeculectomy

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glaucoma

32
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procedures to their diagnoses - below knee amputation (BKA)

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gangrene

33
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procedures to their diagnoses - fenestration

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otosclerosis

34
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procedures to their diagnoses - LASIK (laser assisted in situ keratomileusis)

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myopia - nearsighted or short sighted

35
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procedures to their diagnoses -FTSG full thickness skin graft

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decubitus ulcer - pressure ulcer (latin “to lie down”

36
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procedures to their diagnoses -PKE

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cataract

37
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procedures to their diagnoses - pedicle graft

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open fracture (L) olecranon