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What is the outermost layer of skin
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Epidermis
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Which of the following is not a part of skin or accessory organs
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Arterioles
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What prefix means besides
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Para-
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What combining form means hair
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Trich/o
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What is the Lunula
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White area at the base of the nail
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Subcutaneous tissue is also known as
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Hypodermis
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This medical term means surgical incision into dead tissue
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Escharotomy
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What sufix means repair
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-plasty
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Soft tissue around the nail border is called the...
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Paronychium
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What is a pimple an example of?
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Pustule
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A stage III pressure ulcer involves
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Full thickness, loss of skin up to but not through the fascia.
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This type of dermatitis may be exogenous or endogenous and is common in children and infants
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Atopic dermatitis
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Psoriasis, pityriasis, and lichen planus are three types of this disorder
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Papulosquamous
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Which condition begins with a herald spot?
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Pityriasis
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This skin infection is caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococci, and the lesions appear as firm red spots with itching, burning, and tenderness.
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Erysipelas
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