rosacea | | thick scar resulting from excessive growth |
subcutaneous | | technical term for excessive perspiration |
secretory nerves | | layer contains dark skin pigment |
uva | | skin is thickest on the |
epidermis | | small brownish spot on the skin, pale, tan, brown or bluish black |
scale | | elastin fibers weaken causing a loss of |
lentigines | | small, discolored patch on the surface of the skin, freckle |
malignant melanoma | | underlying layer of skin |
albinism | | inflammatory, painful itching disease of the skin |
chloasma | | crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis |
dermis | | technical term for callus |
stratum lucidum | | damaging to the skin |
fissure | | dermis is made up of two layers |
dermatology | | skin contains two duct glands |
motor nerve fibers | | technical term for whiteheads |
macula | | clear layer of the epidermis |
fundus | | fatty layer |
elasticity | | fibers which are distributed to the sweat and oil glands of the skin |
keratoma | | horny layer of skin |
hyperhidrosis | | sweat glands consists of a coiled base or |
pustule | | skin sore or abrasion produced by scratching |
tumor | | branch of science that deals with the study of the skin and it's nature |
papillary and reticular | | technical term for birthmark |
leukoderma | | abnormally developed sac, containing fluid |
fingertips | | light abnormal patches, caused by burn or congenital disease that destroys the pigment-producing cells |
stratum germinativum | | fibers which react to heat, cold and pressure |
steatoma | | congestion of the cheeks and nose, redness |
sensory nerves | | sebaceous cyst, subcutaneous tumor of the sebaceous gland |
cyst | | nerve endings most abundant in the |
eyelids | | fatal skin cancer |
milia | | inflamed pimple containing pus |
palms and soles | | absence of melanin or pigment |
excoriation | | children under six months should not be exposed to the sun |
verruca | | epidermal flakes, dry or greasy |
sudoriferous and sebaceous glands | | technical term for wart |
eczema | | skin disease, red patches, white silver scales, found on scalp and elbows |
nevus | | abnormal cell mass varying in size |
six months | | skin is thinnest on the |
uvb | | technical term for freckles |
psoriasis | | fibers which are distributed to the arrector pili muscles |
herpes simplex | | dry, scaly skin due to s deficiency or absence of sebum |
mole | | ninety to 95% of the sun's ultraviolet rays |
keloid | | increased pigmentation of the skin, in spots that are not elevated |
asteatosis | | recurring virus infection, called a fever blister |