Introduction To Medical Vocabulary
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Was erythematous
Had induration
Was jaundiced
Had pallor
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Remission
Differentiation
Relapse
Mutation
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Soft
Smooth
Cell
Fat
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-malacia
-opsy
-osis
-tome
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Hyperplasia
Dysplasia
Metastasis
Oncogenic
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Encapsulation
Anaplasia
Metastasis
Infiltration
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Necrosis
Xanthoderma
Onychomalacia
Onychophagia
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Epidermis and papillary layer
Epidermis and epithelium
Epidermis and reticular layer
Epidermis and dermis
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Thel
Lei
Rhabd
Chrom
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Deoxynucleic acid
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Dioxide nucleic acid
Denatured acidic material
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Corneum
Keratin
Melanin
Folliculum
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Crypt/o
Necr/o
Trich/o
Pachy/o
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Carcinoid
Carcinomatosis
Carcinoma
Carcinogen
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Herpes
Pediculosis
Cellulitis
Psoriasis
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Macula
Papule
Keloid
Decubitus ulcer
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Under the skin
Above the skin
Between the skin
Within the skin
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Color
Body
Metal
Hard
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Neuroma
Sarcoma
Lymphoma
Lipoma
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Fungus
Thick
Wrinkles
Nail
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A skin wound caused by scraping
A collection of pus from a localized infection
A closed sac or pouch containing fluid
The formation of local hard areas on the skin or elsewhere
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Laceration
Fissure
Contusion
Vesicle
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Organs, tissues, cells, atoms
Cells, molecules, organs, tissues
Atoms, tissues, cells, organs
Molecules, cells, tissues, organs
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Pachy
Scler
Trich
Onych
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Cytologist
Oncologist
Histologist
Pathologist
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Skin infection composed of a cluster of boils caused by staphylococci bacteria
Condition in which a loss of pigment-producing cells results in whitish areas of skin
Fungal infection of the skin
Contagious skin infection characterized by blisters that later erupt to form a yellowish crust
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Skeletal
Smooth
Nerve
Cardiac
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Macule
Vesicle
Nevus
Papule
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Cicatrix
Keloid
Scab
Acne
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-sis
-gen
-oid
-plasia
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After or change
Upon
Excessive or above normal
Up, toward, or apart
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Hypercyesis
Hyperplasia
Hypercalcemia
Hyperhydrosis
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Lei/o
Sarc/o
Neur/o
Aden/o
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Oncogenes
Oncogenics
Oncolytics
Onocogenes
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Sarcoma
Pleomorphic
Anaplastic
Carcinoma in situ
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White
Smooth
Soft
Hard
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Adenocarcinoma
Fibrosarcoma
Lymphoma
Anaplasia
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Lunula
Sensory receptor
Eponychium
Cuticle
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Excessive discharge
Abnormal state
Softening
Inflammation
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Chromosomes
Nuclei
Organelles
Cell membranes
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Sweet
Water
Sweat
Hidden
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Thick
Dry
Scaly
Yellow
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Dermatoscopy
Dermatophyte
Dermascope
Dermatome
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Epi-
Ana-
Meta-
Dys-
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Hydradenitis
Paronychia
Echymosis
Emolient
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Sebacious
Rhytidoplasty
Oncyhomalacia
Zeroderma
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Abrasions
Lesions
Petechiae
Ecchymoses
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Lesion
Jaundice
Callus
Dry skin
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