U.4 Pathology Flashcards

1
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a collection of pus, Latin: “going away, oozing”

A

abscess

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2
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rubbing away by friction

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abrasion

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3
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Greek: mound, eruption

A

acne

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4
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hair loss, Greek: “without a fox mane”, bald

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alopecia

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5
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atopic: “no place”, i.e. unusual; dermat|itis, skin inflammation

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aptopic dermatitis

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6
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basal cell carcinoma
melanoma
squamous cell carcinoma

A

types of skin cancer

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7
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fluid-filled bumps on the skin

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blister, bulla, pustule, vesicle

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8
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cicatrix

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scar

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9
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comedo

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blackhead or whitehead; plural comedones

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10
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region of injured tissue with ruptured capillaries under the skin (bruise), due to trauma

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contusion

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11
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sac-like structure in tissue filled with fluid, gas, or semi solid

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cyst

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12
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ecchymosis

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discoloration (bruise) due to damaged capillaries under the skin

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13
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eczema

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red, itchy, blistering rash, Greek: “boil over”

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14
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elevated collection of pooled blood trapped under the skin

A

hematoma

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15
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excessive hair growth in a make-like pattern, affects women

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hirsutism

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16
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dry, scaly, thickened skin; typically an inherited skin disorder

A

ichthyosis

17
Q

skin infection caused by staph or strep bacteria

A

impetigo

18
Q

exuberant scar tissue

A

keloid

19
Q

freckle, flat pigmented spot

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macule, patch

20
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mole, flat or elevated pigmented spot

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nevus

21
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raised skin lesions

A

nodule
papule
tumor

22
Q

pinpoint spots on skin caused by capillary rupture

A

petechia (singular)
petichiae (plural)

23
Q

scaly, pruritic, red skin patches; probable immune disorder

A

psoriasis

24
Q

redness, visible blood vessels on face

A

rosacea

25
Q

contagious pruritic condition caused by itch mite infestation

A

scabies

26
Q

fungal disease of skin

A

tinea

27
Q

open sore or wound

A

ucler

28
Q

pruritic pale-red patches of skin due to allergic reaction; hives

A

urticaria

29
Q

verruca

A

wart

30
Q

lightening of the skin due to loss of melanocytes

A

vitiligo