medical terms chp 3 (4/4)

Question 1

What type of burn does a sunburn cause?

Answer 1

First-degree burn

Question 2

What type of burn does a scald cause?

Answer 2

Second-degree burns

Question 3

What type of burn can a housefire with prolonged flame contact cause?

Answer 3

Third-degree burns

Question 4

What type of burn does a high voltage electrical injury cause?

Answer 4

Fourth-degree burn

Question 5

First-degree thickness

Answer 5

Superficial thickness

Question 6

Second-degree thickness

Answer 6

Partial thickness

Question 7

Third-degree thickness

Answer 7

Full thickness

Question 8

First-degree burn

Answer 8

Burn involves only the epidermis and causes superficial inflammation with redness and pain with a slight edema healing takes 3 to 5 days without scarring

Question 9

Second-degree burn

Answer 9

Involves the epidermis and dermis believes some of the dermis intact they produce redness, blisters, and more severe pain healing takes 2 to 3 weeks with minimal scarring

Question 10

Third-degree burn

Answer 10

Burn involves the epidermis and dermis and subcutaneous tissue, which are often completely destroyed healing takes a long time and involves skin graphs

Question 11

Fourth-degree burn

Answer 11

Destroys all layers of the skin and involve underlying tendons, muscles, and sometimes bones

Question 12

Scald

Answer 12

Burned from contact with hot liquid or steam

Question 13

Inflammation

Answer 13

A complex of cell and chemical reactions occurring in response to an injury or chemical or biologic agent

Question 14

And what degree burns our skin grafts necessary?

Answer 14

Fourth and third-degree burns where there is no dermal tissue left for jet regeneration

Question 15

Allograft

Answer 15

Skin graft from another person or a cadaver

Question 16

Autograft

Answer 16

A graph removed from the patient’s own skin

Question 17

allo-

Answer 17

other

Question 18

Debridement

Answer 18

The removal of injured or necrotic tissue

Question 19

Bride-

Answer 19

Rubbish

Question 20

eschar

Answer 20

The burnt dead tissue laying on top of thirddegree burns

Question 21

Heterograft(xenograft)

Answer 21

A graph from another species, not human

Question 22

hetero-

Answer 22

different

Question 23

Lentigo

Answer 23

age spot, flat, brown black spot in the skin of older people

Question 24

xeno-

Answer 24

foreign

Question 25

Abdominoplasty(tummy tuck)

Answer 25

Surgical removal of access subcutaneous fat from abdominal wall

Question 26

Abrasion

Answer 26

Area of skin or mucous membrane that has been scraped off

Question 27

belpharoplasty

Answer 27

Surgical repair of an eyelid

Question 28

-plasty

Answer 28

Surgically repair

Question 29

belphar/o

Answer 29

Eyelid

Question 30

Clot

Answer 30

The mass of vibrant and cells that is produced in a wound

Question 31

Dermabrasion

Answer 31

Removal of upper layers of skin by rotary brush

Question 32

-abras-

Answer 32

scrape off

Question 33

Granulation

Answer 33

New fibrous tissue form during wound healing

Question 34

Excision

Answer 34

Surgical removal of a part or all of a structure

Question 35

Keloid

Answer 35

Raised irregular, lumpy scar due to excess collagen, fiber production during healing of a wound

Question 36

Laceration

Answer 36

A tear or jagged wound of the skin caused by blunt trauma not a cut

Question 37

lacer-

Answer 37

to tear

Question 38

Lipectomy

Answer 38

Surgical removal of adipose tissue

Question 39

-ectomy

Answer 39

Surgical excision

Question 40

lip-

Answer 40

lipid, fat

Question 41

Mammoplasty

Answer 41

Surgical procedure to exchange the size or shape of the breast

Question 42

mamm/o

Answer 42

breast

Question 43

Wound

Answer 43

Any injury that interprets the continuity of skin or mucous membrane