intradermal
Within the skin
Intradermal means within or between the layers of the skin.
The term appears in medical contexts, particularly for injections delivered just below the skin's surface: an intradermal injection, intradermal allergy testing.
Tuberculosis skin tests are administered intradermally.
Medical injection tool
- needlePointed implement for sewing
- tuberculinBacterial protein extract
- insulinPancreatic glucose-regulating hormone
- heparinSubstance preventing coagulation
anesthetic · immunotherapy · booster · vaccine · antigen · collagen · botox · lidocaine
Bacterial protein extract
- allergyAdverse immune response
- patchMaterial covering damage
- screeningEvaluative selection process
- diagnosticTest to identify problems
hypersensitivity · reaction · induration · wheal · flare · positive · negative · reading
Below the skin
- stratumHorizontal layer of material
- corneumSkin's outer barrier
- basalOf the foundation
- melanocytesPigment-producing skin cells
fibroblasts · collagen · elastin · sebaceous · follicles · papillary · reticular · capillaries
syringe
Medical injection tool
- needlePointed implement for sewing
- tuberculinBacterial protein extract
- insulinPancreatic glucose-regulating hormone
heparin · anesthetic · immunotherapy · booster · vaccine · antigen · collagen · botox · lidocaine · saline
tuberculin
Bacterial protein extract
diagnostic · hypersensitivity · reaction · induration · wheal · flare · positive · negative · reading · millimeter
subcutaneous
Below the skin
melanocytes · fibroblasts · collagen · elastin · sebaceous · follicles · papillary · reticular · capillaries · nerve
- intra- wordsintramural, intravenous, intramuscular, intrastate, intranasal
- injectionsflu shot, B12 shot, booster shot, cortisone shot, steroid injection
- acupunctureacupoints, needling, acupuncture needles, acupuncture points, electroacupuncture
- drug deliverydrug delivery, injection, time release, delayed release, capsule
- IV therapyIV bag, IV pole, IV sedation, central line, catheter
intradermalintramuscular
Into muscle tissue
subcutaneous · intravenous · deep tissue · intracardiac · oral
epidermis, hypodermic, dermis, dermatitis, dermal, dermatology, transdermal, subdermal