Esthetics Chapter 11 - Diseases and Disorders
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Skin diseases and disorders review of terms from Milady's Chapter 11.
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- Chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands: blemishes and comedones
- Pink or flesh colored lesions; pre-cancerous
- Lack of perspiration
- Most common form of skin cancer; least severe
- Foul smelling perspiration; feel/underarms
- Hard sebum impacted in the hair follicle; blackhead
- Very contagious infection of the mucus membrane around the eye; Pinkeye
- Inflammatory condition of the skin; atopic, contact and seborrheic
- Physician that specializes in skin, hair and nail disorders/diseases
- Inflammation, acute or chronic; dry with moist leasions
- Abrasion created from scratching or scraping
- Crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis
- Recurring, contagious viral infection; fever blister/cold sore
- Excessive perspiration
- Abnormal overgrowth of skin
- A thick scar resulting from excessive fibrous tissue
- Callus; causes by continued pressure and friction
- Most serious form of skin cancer; can spread to other areas of the body
- Epidermal cysts; pearl like masses of sebum and dead cells under the skin
- Pigmented nevus; raised or flat; can be tan to bluish black
- Abnormal pigmentation; noticeable at birth
- Elevated pimple with NO fluid or pus
- Acne-like condition around the mouth; possibly caused by toothpaste
- Red patches covered by silver white scales
- Raised, inflamed papule; contains white or yellow fluid
- Open comedones; located on the nose
- Overgrowth of sebaceous glads; often doughnut shaped
- Extreme oiliness of the skin; over active sebaceous glands
- Small benign extensions of the skin; small flaps of skin caused by friction
- Sebaceous cyst; AKA Wen; size ranges from pea to an orange
- Contagious infection that forms a ring; AKA Ringworm
- Dilated and twisted veins; common in legs
- Caused by a virus; AKA wart
- Small blisters with clear fluid; result of touching poison ivy or poison oak
- Pigmentation disease characterized by white patches; lack of pigment
- Itchy swollen lesion; examples - hives or mosquito bites
