Fungal infection caused by the fungus Tinea. Scaling, itching patches in a ring pattern

highly contagious viral disease that begins with pustules and later crusts over, caused by Varicella-zoster; most often in children

Boil that spread deeper to subcutaneous tissue

Raised flesh colored area of the skin caused by a virus

Second most severe of the 3 major types of skin cancer, develops from flattened cells in the skin; metastasizes, but not to the degree melanoma does

Highly contagious viral disease caused by the rubeola virus; symptoms include fevere, severe cold and cough, and papular rash all over the body

vasular discoloration of the skin and underlying tissues, visible at birth, or soon thereafter

most severe of the skin cancers; dangerous because it begins in the deepest tissues of the skin, therefore it easily metastasizes. Very dark and highly invasive lesion.

excessive sweating due to overactive sudoriferous glands

liquid-filled sac

mite infestation of the skin, leading to intense itching

hair loss

extremely painful skin condition caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox. lesions are exposed nerve endings.

skin condition caused by overproduction of sebum from the sebaceous glands; called cradle cap

fungal infection of the toes and soles; itching and peeling is intense

widespread pimples and blackheads due to blockage and infection of the sebaceous glands

skin disorder in which white patches of skin appear in areas of normal pigmentation

open sore or lesion of the skin or mucous membrane

hardened, thickened, painful area of the skin on foot due to pressure and friction from ill-fitting shoes

inflammation and irritation of the skin

redness of the skin of the face, epecially nose and cheeks, occurs in middle-aged and older adults

least severe of the 3 types of skin cancer

contagious bacterial disease, often seen around mouth and nose of children. pustules rupture and become covered with loosely held crusts.

deep, difficult to treat sore found usually in bedridden patients, most often over bony protrusions

common, chronic disease of skin consisting of red lesions with silvery scales on them

festering, difficult to treat spider bite. causes necrosis of tissues

allergic skin reaction often called hives

fungal infection in genital region caused by Tinea fungas

dermatitis in the diaper area

colored, elevated spot on skin also called a nevus

redness of skin due to dilation of blood vessels

bacterial infection of the hair follicle or sebaceous gland. usually from Staph.

widespread infection of the skin. body cannot keep it from spreading.

eruption of vesicles caused by a virus. Called cold sore above the waist.

elevated, pus-filled area of the skin

enlarged, elevated, fibrous scar

freezing and death of tissue

condition in which the skin takes on a bluish cast due to rapid loss of oxygen to the tissues

chronic skin condition with erythema, pustules, and scales with watery discharge.

lice infestation