Medical Terminology Integumentary

nail

tissue

milk

breast

hair

nipple

melanin

dry

pus

large, purple spot cause by bleeding into the skin (bruise)

open sour cause by pressure or friction

death of a tissue due to loss of blood to that area

maligament tumor of the skin

inflammation of the nail

pin-point hemerage in the skin cause by vascular/blood disorder

abnormal enlargemnt of the male breast

sking leasion/mole

large thick scar develops from over-collagen formation during tissue repaire

loss of hair/boldness

lack of skin pigmentation

fungi infection of skin/ringworm

breast pain

inflammation of skin layer

superifical skin condition sign/sympton, itichign, redness with unknow cause

superifical, highly contaigious skin leasion cause by strap and steph infection

contaigious sking erruption cause by mite under the sking

wound with jagged edge

aka bruise skin that is not borken, swelling, discoloration cause by blow to the skin

superifical, redness, swalling, no blister

with blister, effects the epi and dermis layers

deformation of skin, bone, and muscle, effects all 3 layer with extensive scaring

removal of breast

repair of breast

microscopic exam of tissue

when tissue is wet, frozen and cut. a rapid process that allows the dr to exam the speciman during surgey

tissue is transplant to a damage body part to replace it

removal of dead, damage, tissue or foreign

to cut and drain

destruction of unwanted tissue using electrical energy in teh form of sparks