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PATH:Ch4:Dermatologic Pathologies

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A louse's egg sack
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Inflammatory skin disorder that begins with a single lesion called a herald patch.
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Fungal infection of the foot, most often the sole and between the toes. Also called Tinea Pedis.
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Small benign mass resulting from rapid cell growth caused by one of several human papilloma viruses.
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Wingless parasites that depends on human blood for survival.
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Infection caused by reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus (virus that causes chickenpox).
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Irregular patches of unpigmented skin that appear milky white
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Infection of skin and subcutaneous tissues most often arising from a skin wound.
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Inflammatory bacterial skin infection of the hair follicles and associated sebaceous glands marked by the presence of comedos.
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Fungal infection of the skin characterized by a red, raised, round or oval, scaling area that spreads peripherally with clear center, creating the ring appearance.
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Most common inflammatory disorder affecting the skin, with 75% to 80% of affected individuals possessing a personal or family history of asthma or allergies.
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Chronic skin disorder in which proliferation of skin cells is greatly accelerated and, instead of renewing every month, occurs in a few days, with old skin cells piling up in thick patches.
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Highly contagious bacterial skin infection that occurs mainly around the mouth, nose, and hands.
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Progressive, inflammatory skin disease causing central facial redness.
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Scar that extends beyond the wound site
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Recurrent infection that affects the skin and mucous membranes, usually from herpes simplex virus type 1
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Chronic disease caused by a thickening or hardening of the skin caused by the overproduction of collagen.
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Tearing, thinning, or overstretching of skin, reducing its thickness
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Area of dead skin caused by local ischemia most often seen in bedridden individuals (persons who are debilitated, paralyzed, or unconscious) who are not turned regularly and in people who use wheelchairs or braces or have casts.
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Dermatitis caused by contact with either an irritant or an allergen.
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