Treatment Of Melasma
... Occasionally, in patients with skin types III and lower, we will use 2-4% hydroquinone cream to augment pigment reduction. Very mild hydrocortisone cream is also used in patients with easily irritated skin, to reduce inflammation and resultant post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Fluorinated steroid ...
... Occasionally, in patients with skin types III and lower, we will use 2-4% hydroquinone cream to augment pigment reduction. Very mild hydrocortisone cream is also used in patients with easily irritated skin, to reduce inflammation and resultant post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Fluorinated steroid ...
January 2014 Powerpoint Presentation
... Biopsy specimens are grossed as an initial step in the preparation of a slide. The objective in preparing slides is to provide the pathologist with a clear and informative microscopic picture of the specimen. Proper grossing techniques are essential for accurate ...
... Biopsy specimens are grossed as an initial step in the preparation of a slide. The objective in preparing slides is to provide the pathologist with a clear and informative microscopic picture of the specimen. Proper grossing techniques are essential for accurate ...
Ringworm - Allen ISD
... Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) - This form affects the moist areas between your toes and sometimes on your foot itself. Jock itch (tinea cruris) - This form affects your genitals, inner thighs and buttocks. Ringworm of the scalp (tinea capitis) - This form is most common in children and involves ...
... Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) - This form affects the moist areas between your toes and sometimes on your foot itself. Jock itch (tinea cruris) - This form affects your genitals, inner thighs and buttocks. Ringworm of the scalp (tinea capitis) - This form is most common in children and involves ...
Giant Breast Lipoma - Case Report
... Giant Breast Lipoma - Case Report On the other hand, skin lipomas rarely become lipossarcomas(8). Giant skin lipomas basically pose aesd1etic problems, which are more frequent in the cervical, thoracic and lower limb (inguinal and thigh) regions. They may occasionally lead to functional limitations ...
... Giant Breast Lipoma - Case Report On the other hand, skin lipomas rarely become lipossarcomas(8). Giant skin lipomas basically pose aesd1etic problems, which are more frequent in the cervical, thoracic and lower limb (inguinal and thigh) regions. They may occasionally lead to functional limitations ...
Non-Infectious Skin Diseases Dermatology Lecture 7 Dr Tim Scott-Taylor
... arms, legs, back or scalp is the most common form ...
... arms, legs, back or scalp is the most common form ...
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
... appears to stem from an overactive immune system response, usually after ultraviolet (UV) light exposure from the sun. Other contributing factors likely play a role in its development. DLE is related to the disease systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), in which the body’s immune system attacks and dam ...
... appears to stem from an overactive immune system response, usually after ultraviolet (UV) light exposure from the sun. Other contributing factors likely play a role in its development. DLE is related to the disease systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), in which the body’s immune system attacks and dam ...
I. A. B. C.
... Stratum _____________ (horny layer) - 25-30 layers of ______ keratinized cells that are shed continually and replaced by cells from deeper layers. This layer is cornified (dried and flattened) and thus waterproofs & protects the skin ...
... Stratum _____________ (horny layer) - 25-30 layers of ______ keratinized cells that are shed continually and replaced by cells from deeper layers. This layer is cornified (dried and flattened) and thus waterproofs & protects the skin ...
Diaper Rash
... 1. The skin protectant (from dictionary) can be used even after the rash clears to prevent recurrences, but use should be stopped for short periods to see whether the rash returns and the product is still needed 2. Do not use products that contain ingredients from the table if combined with benzocai ...
... 1. The skin protectant (from dictionary) can be used even after the rash clears to prevent recurrences, but use should be stopped for short periods to see whether the rash returns and the product is still needed 2. Do not use products that contain ingredients from the table if combined with benzocai ...
Integumentary System Quiz
... 30. A hair bulb root plexus is a group of blood vessels surrounding the hair root 31. Meissner’s corpuscles detect temperature (hot or cold) 32. Pacinian corpuscles detect deep pressure 33. Ruffini’s corpuscles detect deep pressure and stretch 34. The nail matrix is responsible for all new nail grow ...
... 30. A hair bulb root plexus is a group of blood vessels surrounding the hair root 31. Meissner’s corpuscles detect temperature (hot or cold) 32. Pacinian corpuscles detect deep pressure 33. Ruffini’s corpuscles detect deep pressure and stretch 34. The nail matrix is responsible for all new nail grow ...
6.leprosy eng
... has yielded good results. If at least one bacillus is detected via bacilloscopy, the patient should receive rifampin, clofazimine and dapsone for 1 to 2 years and then be observed for 5 years. A second option is to combine a sulfone with clofazimine44–46. Pediatric therapeutic schemes recommended by ...
... has yielded good results. If at least one bacillus is detected via bacilloscopy, the patient should receive rifampin, clofazimine and dapsone for 1 to 2 years and then be observed for 5 years. A second option is to combine a sulfone with clofazimine44–46. Pediatric therapeutic schemes recommended by ...
7 Neoplasms of the Oropharynx
... structure (actually only its lower surface – the upper surface belongs to the nasopharynx). A mucosal fold, known as the anterior tonsillar pillar, forms the lateral part of the ring. This mucosal fold marks the anterior border of the tonsillar fossa. The lower part of the ring is formed by a row of ...
... structure (actually only its lower surface – the upper surface belongs to the nasopharynx). A mucosal fold, known as the anterior tonsillar pillar, forms the lateral part of the ring. This mucosal fold marks the anterior border of the tonsillar fossa. The lower part of the ring is formed by a row of ...
... dilated facial veins seen in facial Rosacea. Oftentimes, Spider Veins of the face are effectively eradicated with one treatment session. This Laser is useful to diffuse areas of redness on the face, as in some types of Rosacea. In addition, the red discoloration and pigment abnormalities on the neck ...
Skin and Body Membranes
... breath, coughing Psoriasis – redness and irritation; areas of thick, red skin with flaky white patches (scales) that itch, burn, crack, bleed; autoimmune disorder or inappropriate immune response to a substance in the skin; NOT contagious but may be hereditary; most common on elbows, knees, and tr ...
... breath, coughing Psoriasis – redness and irritation; areas of thick, red skin with flaky white patches (scales) that itch, burn, crack, bleed; autoimmune disorder or inappropriate immune response to a substance in the skin; NOT contagious but may be hereditary; most common on elbows, knees, and tr ...
Skin and Rashes
... common birth marks appear as very pale areas from pea sized to an inch or more. These will later develop into a group a very red fine blood vessels. They will enlarge and be raised above the skin. They can be found anywhere on the body. They will grow as the body grows and during different times of ...
... common birth marks appear as very pale areas from pea sized to an inch or more. These will later develop into a group a very red fine blood vessels. They will enlarge and be raised above the skin. They can be found anywhere on the body. They will grow as the body grows and during different times of ...
Integumentary System - Woodbridge.k12.nj.us
... waste products such as urea. • Vitamin D -can be synthesized in skin exposed to sunlight ( also be obtained from the diet) • Barrier- to ultraviolet light. The melanocytes absorb UV radiation. • Skin exposed to sunlight- wrinkled and crease. • Dried blood and tissue fluid will create a scab. ...
... waste products such as urea. • Vitamin D -can be synthesized in skin exposed to sunlight ( also be obtained from the diet) • Barrier- to ultraviolet light. The melanocytes absorb UV radiation. • Skin exposed to sunlight- wrinkled and crease. • Dried blood and tissue fluid will create a scab. ...
Why Skin? - Dermatology
... For all these reasons dermatology was a legitimate medical career choice for me. Nonetheless, I recall vividly a telephone conversation with my parents around the time I decided not to become a cardiologist or neurologist. When I advised them that I would be entering yet another residency, this time ...
... For all these reasons dermatology was a legitimate medical career choice for me. Nonetheless, I recall vividly a telephone conversation with my parents around the time I decided not to become a cardiologist or neurologist. When I advised them that I would be entering yet another residency, this time ...
Dermatology HEINE DELTA 20 Plus 2.5v LED Dermatoscope
... Today skin cancer is a commonly occurring disease, which can often be diagnosed and treated at an early stage. The ri-derma® dermatoscope offers physicians and specialists a reliable method of dermatoscopic screening and early identification of malignant melanomas. Proven epiluminescence microscopy ...
... Today skin cancer is a commonly occurring disease, which can often be diagnosed and treated at an early stage. The ri-derma® dermatoscope offers physicians and specialists a reliable method of dermatoscopic screening and early identification of malignant melanomas. Proven epiluminescence microscopy ...
Chapter 5
... after internal hemorrhage liver problems disturbing the breakdown & removal of RBC's ...
... after internal hemorrhage liver problems disturbing the breakdown & removal of RBC's ...
THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
... 3. Signs of skin cancer a. growth or a sore that won't heal b. a small lump. • smooth, shiny and waxy • or it can be red or ...
... 3. Signs of skin cancer a. growth or a sore that won't heal b. a small lump. • smooth, shiny and waxy • or it can be red or ...
Integumentary system - Mrs. Avila`s Science Class
... Response to Disease Jaundice – caused when bilirubin is deposited in skin because a diseased liver is unable to excrete this pigment Skin may appear bronzed due to the deposit of excess melanin when a person’s adrenal gland is functioning poorly. ...
... Response to Disease Jaundice – caused when bilirubin is deposited in skin because a diseased liver is unable to excrete this pigment Skin may appear bronzed due to the deposit of excess melanin when a person’s adrenal gland is functioning poorly. ...
Tranquili-Cream - Beauty and Skin
... Rich in phenylpropanoids (i.e. forsythoside B and verbacoside) which are defensive molecules that protect the skin against oxidants and activate the skins self-defense systems ...
... Rich in phenylpropanoids (i.e. forsythoside B and verbacoside) which are defensive molecules that protect the skin against oxidants and activate the skins self-defense systems ...
Integumentary system – part 2
... Sweat gland: • Secretion is controlled by sympathetic nervous system • Signal comes from hypothalamus (part of the brain) • Specialized sweat glands – “apocrine glands” • Concentrated around the reproductive organs and armpits, grow especially after puberty • Mammary gland is a modified sweat gland ...
... Sweat gland: • Secretion is controlled by sympathetic nervous system • Signal comes from hypothalamus (part of the brain) • Specialized sweat glands – “apocrine glands” • Concentrated around the reproductive organs and armpits, grow especially after puberty • Mammary gland is a modified sweat gland ...
Integumentary System
... Calluses and corns are the result of increased cell division where skin is rubbed or pressed regularly ...
... Calluses and corns are the result of increased cell division where skin is rubbed or pressed regularly ...
Basal-cell carcinoma
Basal-cell carcinoma or basal-cell cancer (BCC), a skin cancer, is one of the most common cancers in the United States. It rarely metastasizes or kills. However, because it can cause significant destruction and disfigurement by invading surrounding tissues, it is still considered malignant.Statistically, in the United States approximately 3 out of 10 Caucasians may develop a basal-cell cancer within their lifetime. In 80 percent of all cases, basal-cell cancers are found on the head and neck. There appears to be an increase in the incidence of basal-cell cancer of the trunk in recent years.