1.
Rapid tissue invasion from reduced blood supply to the tissues, causing necrosis of tissue.
2.
On the skin, this infection is caused by resident flora or develops in wounds.
3.
The transfer of microbes from one site of infection to another site.
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The most common cause of cold sores
5.
Condition caused by high levels of white blood cells.
6.
Excess collagen deposition in the arterioles and capillaries reduces blood flow to the skin and internal organs.
7.
An infection of the dermis and subcutaneous tissue
8.
Autoimmune disorder where antibodies disrupt the cohesion between the epidermal cells.
9.
A chronic inflammatory skin disorder causing patches of dry skin.
10.
An infection that is usually caused by S. aureus begins with a hair follicle.
11.
A recessive congenital disorder where the body lacks the production of melanin
12.
Resulting primarily from S. aureus but is also caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococci.
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Chronic inflammation that occurs a response to allergens.
14.
Caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae.
15.
Reaction to a type 1 sensitivity, commonly caused after ingestion of allergen.
