WEB WOC Seminars
Abcess - ANS-Collection of pus in a localized location of tissue surrounded with the aid of
irritation
youth (12-18 y) - ANS-identification vs function confusion
Adolescence coaching techniques - ANS-hygiene, social conditions, body photograph,
privateness
atrophe blanche - ANS-the call given to a specific form of angular scar bobbing up on the lower
leg or foot. Is a spontaneously growing lesion, often flawed for a scar of preceding ulceration.
Bulla - ANS-Vesicle >1 cm; E.G., Large blister, bullous pemphigus
callus - ANS-Thickening of the dermis in reaction to friction or stress
Copper feature - ANS-crucial for cross-linking of collagen, assists in RBC formation
Copper sources - ANS-nuts, dried fruit and beans, entire grain cereal, organ meats
cyst - ANS-Elevated, circumscribed, encapsulated lesion in dermis or subcutaneous layer; filled
with liquid or semisolid material; E.G., Sebaceous cyst, cystic acne
demographic barriers - ANS-education, lifestyle, economics
denuded - ANS-Loss of epidermis due to publicity to urine, feces, body fluids, wound exudate or
friction. Superficial erosions.
Dermal appendages - ANS-Hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, nails
Dermal Cells: Fibroblasts - ANS-Produce collagen and other proteins
Dermal Cells: Mast cells, Macrophages, & Lymphocytes - ANS-Cells worried in immune
surveillance
Dermal proteins - ANS-Collagen and Elastin
early adolescence (2-three y) - ANS-autonomy vs disgrace and doubt
early early life coaching techniques - ANS-scientific play with dolls and stuffed animals, like to
help, quick attention span
Emollients - ANS-soften skin an provide lipids (i.E. Silicone, dimethicone, lanolin, ceramide
epibole - ANS-Rolled beneath edges, premature closure, often in a longstanding wound.
Contact inhibition- wound thinks it's miles closed.
Epidermal Cells: Keratinocytes - ANS-Produce keratin, make of eighty% of the epidermis
Epidermal Cells: Langerhans Cells - ANS-Assist with pores and skin immune machine
Epidermal Cells: Melanocytes - ANS-Determine the coloration of the pores and skin
Epidermal Cells: Merkel Cells - ANS-Provide tactile reception, produce nerve boom issue
Epithilialization - ANS-Process of epithelial cells migrating from wound margin or from hair
follicles to complete wound restoration causing a pink to lavender shade.
Erosion - ANS-Loss of dermis
eschar - ANS-Black or brown non-possible tissue, can be unfastened or firmly adherent, tough,
gentle, or soggy.
Essential fatty acids feature - ANS-cell wall and intracellular structure
Essential fatty acids resources - ANS-fish, shellfish, flaxseed, hemp seed, canola oil, chia
seeds, pumpkin seeds, leafy veggies, walnuts
