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Reddish discoloration of the skin is known as ________.

A) jaundice
B) necrosis
C) cyanosis
D) erythema

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An ________ biopsy uses a scalpel to make an incision into a large skin lesion or tumor to remove just a part of it.

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Sebum comes from ________.

A neoplasm is a malignant growth that occurs in or on the skin.

Using a cannula to remove excess fat from the subcutaneous tissue is known as ________.

Paronychia is an inflammation and infection of the skin along the nail cuticle.

Which of the following is NOT a common cause of anaphylaxis in hypersensitive individuals?

All of these combining forms mean "sweat" or "sweating" EXCEPT ________.

By looking at the meaning of the combining form pil/o-,we can tell that a pilonidal sinus begins as a large,abnormal ________ follicle.

Which is the common name for a herpes simplex type 1 infection?

The layer of dead skin cells that arises from the epidermis around the base of the nail is called the ________.

The primary accented syllable in the word hematoma (hee-mah-toh-mah)is HEE.

The word transdermal contains what word parts?

The ________ system is the body's first line of defense against invading microorganisms.

The patient's skin laceration healed nicely,leaving a ________,which is a scar.

The primary accented syllable in the word dermatitis (der-mah-ty-tis)is TY.

The combining forms onych/o- and ungu/o- both mean ________.

The combining form cry/o-,as seen in the word cryosurgery,means "________."

Sweat glands are also known as ________ glands.

Which of the following words or phrases is NOT related to a burn?