Glands that produce sweat

The medical term for a freckle

A burn that damages only the epidermis

The combining form for black

The combining form sweat.

Skin graft taken from part of one's own body and placed on another part of their body.

Name for the hard protein material that gives the waterproof characteristic to our skin.

A localized collection of pus at the site of infection.

A fungal infection on the skin (also called ringworm)

One of the combining forms for fat

The combining form for hardening.

Skin graft taken from a foreign/strange donor and placed on a human.

The deepest layer of the epidermis

Another term for a blackhead

Skin condition in which the epidermal cells produce faster than the normal rate leaving round red patches with thick, dry silver scales.

The combining form for dry, scaly

The combining form for fungus.

Skin taken from one human being and placed on another human being.

This black pigment is found in the basal layer of the epidermis and protects us from skin cancer causing UV radiation.

Another name for a verruca

Milky white patches on skin due to loss of skin pigment in patches.

Both of the combining forms for hair

The combining form for dry.

Man made skin graft placed on a human being.

This substance is acidic in nature and helps destroy harmful bacteria on the skin

The medical term for multiple abscesses or furuncles that originates in a hair follicle.

Name of the skin cancer that starts in the basal layer of the epidermis. It is slow growing and rarely metastasizes.

Both of the combining forms for nail

The combining form for foreign, strange.

Burns that damage the epidermis and dermis and can extend down into the bone or muscle.