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What is the classification of medications used to kill lice?
What is the classification of medications used to kill lice?
Parasiticides such as lindane.
In the term keratinocyte, what is the suffix and what does the whole term mean?
In the term keratinocyte, what is the suffix and what does the whole term mean?
The suffix is -cyte, and the term means the cells that are filled with a protein that becomes keratin.
Which term is derived from a Latin word meaning scabby eruption and refers to an infection of the skin producing thick, yellow crust?
Which term is derived from a Latin word meaning scabby eruption and refers to an infection of the skin producing thick, yellow crust?
Impetigo.
How is the term papilloma best defined?
How is the term papilloma best defined?
In the word dermatologist, identify the root and the suffix.
In the word dermatologist, identify the root and the suffix.
The term that means invasive, destructive, and cancerous is?
The term that means invasive, destructive, and cancerous is?
Which layer of the skin contains sweat glands?
Which layer of the skin contains sweat glands?
A therapist who enhances the beauty of the skin is a(n)?
A therapist who enhances the beauty of the skin is a(n)?
The word elements in the term epithelium are?
The word elements in the term epithelium are?
A superficial scraping of the skin, a mucous membrane, or the cornea is called a(n)?
A superficial scraping of the skin, a mucous membrane, or the cornea is called a(n)?
What do you call the procedure of removing tissue from a living person for laboratory examination?
What do you call the procedure of removing tissue from a living person for laboratory examination?
What is the cause of decubitus ulcers?
What is the cause of decubitus ulcers?
Which of the following terms means containing fat?
Which of the following terms means containing fat?
What are the symptoms of rosacea?
What are the symptoms of rosacea?
The word excoriated means?
The word excoriated means?
Why are lice such a problem for humans?
Why are lice such a problem for humans?
Which medical term means a small blister containing fluid?
Which medical term means a small blister containing fluid?
The term transdermal means?
The term transdermal means?
For the term antipruritic, choose the suffix, prefix, and root.
For the term antipruritic, choose the suffix, prefix, and root.
The medical term for scalp ringworm is?
The medical term for scalp ringworm is?
A major classification of medications used in the treatment of acne is?
A major classification of medications used in the treatment of acne is?
A skin graft taken from another location on the patient is called a(n)?
A skin graft taken from another location on the patient is called a(n)?
A skin problem in which sebaceous glands are thought to be inflamed is called?
A skin problem in which sebaceous glands are thought to be inflamed is called?
What does the root in the term paronychia mean?
What does the root in the term paronychia mean?
Which term means pertaining to the skin?
Which term means pertaining to the skin?
Which signs and symptoms most likely indicate that the patient has scleroderma?
Which signs and symptoms most likely indicate that the patient has scleroderma?
Which of the following terms is spelled correctly and has the correct meaning?
Which of the following terms is spelled correctly and has the correct meaning?
What term means removing tissue from a living person for lab examination?
What term means removing tissue from a living person for lab examination?
The term that means a neoplasm formed from cells that produce melanin is?
The term that means a neoplasm formed from cells that produce melanin is?
What is the cause of decubitus ulcers?
What is the cause of decubitus ulcers?
The term acne comes from the Greek word meaning?
The term acne comes from the Greek word meaning?
The term that means spread of disease from one part of the body to another is?
The term that means spread of disease from one part of the body to another is?
Study Notes
Medications and Conditions
- Parasiticides: Medications like lindane used to eliminate lice.
- Retinoids: A major class of medications for acne treatment.
- Antipruritic: Term components include the prefix "anti-" (against), root "prurit" (itch), and suffix "-ic" (pertaining to).
Key Dermatological Terms
- Keratinocyte: Suffix "-cyte" signifies a cell; refers to cells filled with keratin protein.
- Papilloma: Defined as a benign growth of epithelial cells.
- Malignant: Describes invasive, destructive, and cancerous conditions.
- Cutaneous: Pertains directly to the skin.
Skin Conditions and Disorders
- Impetigo: Infection producing thick, yellow crusts, derived from a Latin term meaning scabby eruption.
- Rosacea: Symptoms include a persistent red rash primarily on the face.
- Seborrheic Dermatitis: Involves inflammation of sebaceous glands leading to reddened skin covered with yellow, greasy scales.
- Scleroderma: Characterized by hardening and shrinking of skin, resulting in a leathery texture.
Skin Procedures and Treatments
- Autograft: A skin graft harvested from another area of the patient's body.
- Biopsy: Procedure to remove tissue for laboratory examination.
- Abrasion: A superficial scraping of skin or mucous membranes.
Anatomy and Physiology
- Dermis: The skin layer that houses sweat glands.
- Decubitus Ulcers: Caused by pressure on bony projections, leading to blood supply cut-off and ulcer formation.
Clinical Terms and Definitions
- Vesicle: A small blister containing fluid.
- Tinea Capitis: The medical term for scalp ringworm.
- Melanoma: A neoplasm derived from melanin-producing cells.
- Excoriated: Means scratched.
Additional Notes
- Adipose: Term meaning containing fat.
- Pressure Ulcers: Develop due to prolonged pressure on skin areas.
- Acne: Derived from the Greek word meaning "point."
- Metastasis: Refers to the spread of disease from one body part to another.
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This quiz covers essential medical terminology related to pharmacology and dermatology. Each flashcard presents a word along with its definition, helping you enhance your understanding of key concepts in medicine. Perfect for medical students and professionals looking to solidify their knowledge.