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Heather Dempsey-Jones 11/4/2023 Skin Progress Note Template Number Medical Term Common Term Example 1 Gastritis Inflammation or infection of the stomach Example 2 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy A procedure used to examine the throat, stomach, and small intestine through a scope 1. Eczema an inflammatory skin disorder with redness, itching, and leaking vesicular lesions that become scaly, crusty, or hardened. 2. oriented being mentally inclined 3. distress discomfort in the body, mind, or portion 4. Integumentary made up of your skin, hair, nails, and the glands and nerves that are on your face 5. Exam checking or testing for sickness or irregularity 6. Extremities Arm or leg 7. pathology the study of what diseases are and how they happen, which includes changes in structure and function 8. Radial aspect next to the radius or thumb side of the hand or forearm 9. Erythematous Reddening of the skin 10. macules A flat skin area that may be lighter or darker than the surrounding skin. 11. Ulnar aspect Close to the pinky finger 12. Actinic keratosis A skin disease where too much time in the sun makes patches of rough, thick skin that are likely to turn cancerous 13. Bilateral Having or relating to two sides 14. Excoriation An scrape or scratch wound on the body's surface 15. Fissuring The action of dividing into parts or pieces. 16. Superficial being at, on, or near the surface 17. Subcutaneous Located or placed just beneath the skin 18. Lipomas a benign tumour formed of fatty tissue 19. Sebaceous cyst A harmless, soft, and changing-sized swelling in the skin that is caused by the buildup of sebum, a cheesy, fatty substance that is released by the skin's sebaceous glands. 20. Biopsy Samples of tissue or cells are taken out and sent to a lab to be looked at for tiny signs of cancer or other diseases. 1

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