Word Parts
Skin Disorders
Pathology
Procedures
Hodge Podge
100

Name a combining form that means skin

derm/o; cutane/o; dermat/o

100

This common skin condition causes redness, itching, and dryness and may include blistering, cracking, or oozing.

eczema

100

What term means abnormal hairiness?

hirsutism

100

What procedure removes a piece of tissue for examination?

biopsy

100

What term means a cluster of connected boils?

Carbuncle

200

What combining form means sebum?

seb/o

200

A highly contagious bacterial skin infection, often in children, that produces pustules which rupture and form a yellow crust.

impetigo

200

What term means itching?

pruritus

200

What procedure is the replacement of damaged skin with healthy tissue?

dermatoplasty

200

What term is also known as hives?

urticaria

300

What combining form means sweat?

hidr/o

300

This autoimmune disorder causes thickened and hardened connective tissues, and may affect the skin and internal organs.

scleroderma

300

What term means excessively dry skin?

Xeroderma

300

What procedure is the surgical removal of fat?

liposuction

300

What terms means a large vesicle or blister?

bulla

400

What combining form means dry?

Xer/o

400

Daily Double: What disorder is this?

chloasma

400

What term means a complete lack of hair also known as baldness?

alopecia

400

What procedure is the removal of dirt from a wound?

debridement

400

What term means a fungus infection of the nail?

onychomycosis

500

What combining form means black or dark?

Melan/o

500

This is a type of fungal infection. It is very common in contact sports. 

tinea, also known as ringworm

500

What term is also known as a bruise?

ecchymosis

500

What procedure is the surgical removal of wrinkles?

rhytidectomy

500

DAILY DOUBLE: As you should know, the integumentary system covers the skin and its related structures (hair, nails, etc...)  From your book, integument comes from the Latin word meaning what... 

(Mr. Huff will be impress if you know this cause you had to read the book)

to cover or enclose

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