| A | B |
|---|
| sebaceous | Oil glands of the skin |
| every day | In order to keep skin healthy and control body odor, and elderly person should take a bath how often |
| dermis | Corium, or true skin |
| macule | Flat spot on the skin |
| wheals | Itchy, elevated areas with an irregular shape |
| vesicle | Blister of fluid-filled sac |
| crust | Scab of dried pus and blood |
| cyanosis | Bluish discoloration of the skin |
| jaundice | Skin color that indicates liver or gallbladder disease |
| erythema | Skin color caused by burns or congestion of blood |
| ulcer | A deep loss of skin surface that may extend into the dermis |
| papule | Firm, raised area on the skin |
| 5 percent | Wht percentae of elderly individuals is cared for in long-term care facilities |
| senile lentigines | Dark yellow or brown spots on the skin are called |
| osteoporosis | A condition in which calcium and other minerals are lost from the bones, causing the bones to become brittle and more likely to fracture is |
| glaucoma | A condition that occurs when the intraocular pressure of the eye increases and interferes with vision is |
| dysphagia | The correct terms for difficult swallowing is |
| incontinence | The inability to control urination is |
| disability | A physical or mental defect or handicap that interferes with normal functions is a/an |
| arteriosclerosis | Which of the following is not a cause of temporary confusion or disorientation |
| alzheimer's disease | A form of dementia that causes progressive changes in brain cells is |
| thrombus | The proper term for blood clot is |
| delirium | If confusion or disorientation is temporary and can be treated the condition is called |
| epidermis | Outermost layer of skin |
