Integumentary Random Flashcards
Pertaining to the skin
cutaneous
Wound, injury, or pathological change in body tissue
lesion
Pertaining to a system or the whole body rather than a localized area
systemic
Pertaining to treating, remediating, or curing a disorder or disease
therapeutic
the outer layer of the skin, forms the protective covering of the body. It is thinnest on the eyelids and thickest on the palms of the hands. The epidermis is also the nonsensitive layer of the skin and has neither a blood supply nor a nerve supply (avascular). It is dependent on the dermis’ network of capillaries for nourishment.
the epidermis
the inner layer of the skin, is rich with blood vessels (vascular), nerve endings, sebaceous (oil) and sudoriferous (sweat) glands, and hair follicles. The subcutaneous tissue, which lies just beneath the dermis, binds the dermis to underlying structures. The main functions of the subcutaneous tissue are to protect the tissues and organs underneath it and to prevent heat loss.
the dermis
cell containing fat or fatty tissue
lipocyte
a tumor containing fat
steatoma
pertaining to under or inserting under the skin
hypodermic
so injections are hypodermic
abnormal condition of BLUE skin
cyanosis
redness of skin caused by capillary dilation
erythema
pertaining to redness of the skin
erythematous
erythrocyte
red blood cell
abnormal condition of sweat
hidrosis
profuse sweating
sudoresis, diaphoresis, hyperhydrosis
abnormal condition of overgrowth and thickening of the skin
keratosis
black tumor, malignant tumor of melanocytes
melanoma
abnormal condition of fungal infection of the skin
dermatomycosis
abnormal softening of the nails
onychomalacia
disease of the hair
trichopathy
abnormal hardening of the skin
scleroderma
discharge of flow of sebum
seborrhea
pertaining to scales
squamous
excessive dry skin
xeroderma
white blood cell
leukocyte
surgical repair of the skin
dermatoplasty
the use of freezing or cold as a destructive medium
cryotherapy
the absence of sweat
anhidrosis
transplant of tissue taken from one species given to the same species
homograft or allograft
What glands are working when you are sweating?
sudoriferous