Weeks 9 and 10

4. Papule raised formed around single central hair follicle
7. Movement of cells from one part of the body to another
10. Cluster of furuncles with connection through sinuses
11. Cells that Can attack tumor cells
12. Type of response where damage makes up more than 15% of body surface area
15. Vesicle or Bulla
17. layer of skin that is exposed during a stage 2 pressure injury
20. Itching, generalized symptom
21. soft tissue infection between the skin and nail bed
22. Focal suppurative infection of central hair shaft and surrounding subcutaneous tissue
23. Leukemias, multiple myeloma
24. elevated flat-topped area, usually more than 5m across
25. Tumor suppressor genes
26. 1st metastatic site for Bone, breast, and prostate cancer
27. Lesion measuring less than 1cm in diameter

1. fast growing, non-capsulated, poorly differentiated tumor
2. Erythematous, slightly elevated
3. Pressure injuries, where unrelieved pressure damages underlying tissue
5. Arises from cells that have metastislize from another part of the body
6. normal cells undergo malignant transformation
8. Integumentary system releases these substances during a systemic burn
9. enhances cancer treatment effectiveness during and after radiation and chemotherapy
13. Hives, vascular skin reaction
14. continuous searching and destroying of cancerous cells
16. time of injury to restoration of capillary permeability
18. Initial management of burns where blood volume is decreased
19. softening caused by moisture