Which term describes the tissue layer directly below the epidermis?

A ________ is a groove or crack-like break in the skin.

Which term describes a genetic condition characterized by a deficiency or the absence of pigment in the skin, hair, and irises?

Which term refers to the removal of a small piece of living tissue for examination?

Which condition is a flat, persistent, dark-red birthmark made of pigmented cells?

Which term means excessive sweating?

Which term describes a large blister that is more than 0.5 cm in diameter?

Which term is also known as a facelift?

Which term describes flaking or a dry patch made up of an excess of dead epidermal cells?

Which condition is an autoimmune disorder that causes abnormal tissue thickening?

Which term means a localized collection of pus within a circumscribed area?

A __________-degree burn involves damage to the epidermis, corium, and subcutaneous layers.

Which term describes contagious superficial pyoderma caused by bacteria?

Which term is also known as spoon nail?

Which condition involves tissue death that is usually associated with a loss of circulation?

Which form of skin cancer can spread quickly to other body systems?

Which procedure is used to treat spider veins?

Which condition is an autoimmune disorder that is characterized by a red, scaly rash on the face and upper trunk?

Abnormal redness of the entire skin surface is known as __________.

The chronic inflammatory disease characterized by pustular eruptions in or near the sebaceous glands is known as acne __________.

A benign skin growth with a waxy or “pasted on” look is known as seborrheic __________.

The total loss of hair on all parts of the body is known as _____________ universalis.

The medical term for the condition commonly known as a bruise is a/an _____________.

Any fungal infection of the nail is known as _____________.

An injury in which superficial layers of skin are scraped or rubbed away is known as a/an _____________.

Match each term in Column A with its correct description in Column B.

Gangrene is tissue death that is usually associated with a loss of circulation.

A rhytidectomy is also known as a lid lift.

Dandruff is a form of seborrheic dermatitis that is an inflammation of the upper layers of the skin.

Granulation tissue forms normally during the healing of a wound.

Which term refers to an abnormally raised scar resulting from excessive collagen formation during healing?

Which benign growth is composed of adipose tissue and lies under the skin?

Which growth typically hangs by a fine stalk from the skin surface?