How to pronounce the word blister in pinyin? How to pronounce blister Introduction to blister pron

<>pronunciation] :p ào

Interpretation] :* * small bumps (also known as "bubbles") that look like blisters on the top: water. Fire. Pus.

Compound]: blistering.

Pinyin]: shuǐ pào

Interpretation]: It is a herpes that is higher than **, and it contains water.

Pustule. Pinyin]: nóng pào

Interpretation]: refers to herpes that contains pus.

Herpes. Pinyin】:p ào zhěn

Interpretation]: refers to the disease caused by the virus of the herpesviridae family.

Blisters. Pinyin]: miàn pào

Interpretation]: It is an inflammation caused by bacterial infection of hair follicles and sebaceous glands, which occurs not only on the face, but also on the chest, back and other parts.

Blistering. Pinyin]: liáo pào

Interpretation]: It is a bubble.

Blisters. Pinyin]: cūn pào

Interpretation]: Refers to rough and pimple.

Sentence formation]: Interferon may be effective for certain ocular herpes virus infections.

These include giant cells related to smallpox, herpes, and parainfluenza.

After death, body fluids begin to slowly evaporate, resulting in blistering all over the body.

Herpesviruses are released into the cell cavity through a tubular structure that sprouts from the nuclear membrane.

Shingles usually lasts for at least a week and can also spread to internal organs.

Washing is particularly beneficial for exudative, blistering, pustular, or ulcerative lesions.

It is caused by a bovine herpesvirus that infects cattle and rarely other livestock.

Blister pào

**Small blister-like bumps on top (also known as "bubbles"): blisters. Fire blisters. Pustule.

Number of strokes: 10;

radical: 疒; <>

Basic information of blisters (blisters) [pronunciation] pào Explanation] **Small pimples (also known as "bubbles") that grow like blisters on the blister: water. Fire.

Pus. 【Zheng Code】try,u:75b1,gbk:

f0e5 [number of strokes] 10, radical: 疒, radical strokes: 5 outer strokes:

5 。Interpretation: **Small bumps (also known as "bubbles") that look like blisters on the top: water. Fire. Pus.

Small sores on the face, commonly known as acne [ACNE].

The blisters on the face are red and lit up one by one. - Mao Dun, "Midnight".

Small blister-like bumps on top [blister; bleb]。For example, a blister is burned on the hand; small blisters; Small pustules.

The blister is read as followsAcne. Interpretation: A small bump that looks like a blister.

Also known as "bubble"): water. Fire. Pus.

Related compounds. Blister.

Blisters, pustules, blisters, blisters, herpes.

Facial blisters, overstepping blisters.

Source:

blister, from the Analects: Zi said:"It is good to deal with those who are virtuous, and it is good to say that they are not as good as themselves. I don't know that his son regards his father, that he doesn't know that his people regard his friends, that he doesn't know that his king regards what he does, and that he doesn't know how his land regards his plants and trees. Therefore, it is said to live with good people.

If you enter the room of Zhilan, if you don't smell its fragrance for a long time, you will melt with it. and ungood people, such as into the abalone, for a long time without smelling its smell, but also with it. The one who hides the Dan is red, and the one who hides the lacquer is black, so that the gentleman must be careful about where he is. "

The pinyin of the blister is introduced as follows:

The pinyin of the blister] :p ào.

Blister's group words and the corresponding notes of the words]:

1. Blister Sentence: A research team of British and Mexican researchers analyzed whale blisters on high-resolution ** and studied whale samples in the lab, which they now believe are caused by severe sunburn.

Explanation: ( ) It is a needle to soybean-sized blister, high above the skin surface, containing clear or quietly cloudy slurry. When it dries, it forms a scab or scale, and it heals without leaving a scar.

2. Pemphigus in a sentence: Our conclusion is that although pemphigus vulgaris is a rare disease in childhood, it must be included when we see children with oral ulcers and intestinal ulcers combined with Pilu lesions? Don't diagnose one of them.

Explanation: **disease, the symptom is blisters on the surface of the model**, the blister skin is thin and transparent, there is serous fluid inside, purulent erosion, can occur in any part of the body, **unknown.

3. Pustule sentence: The rash changes from maculopapular rash (flat lesion at the bottom) to vesicles (fluid-filled vesicles) and pustules, and it is accompanied by scabbing for about 10 days.

Explanation: (Child) is a needle-to-soybean sized blister containing yellow pus and a red halo around it. After drying, a yellow crust is formed, and no scar is left after healing.

4. Herpes in a sentence: People used to think that the wound on the ** was the cause of the high rate of HIV infection, but a study last year found that the drug ** herpes did not reduce the risk of HIV infection.

Explanation: (1) Small yellowish-white or translucent blisters appear on the surface, often in patches, filled with fluid. Smallpox, chickenpox, etc. can have this symptom.

2) ** disease, the pathogen is a virus, mostly occurs on the upper lip or face, the symptoms are local itching first, and then blister-like bulges, containing transparent liquid, there is slight pain, and the scab heals after a week or two.

5. Impetigo in a sentence: impetigo is a common disease in children. Contagious** bacterial infection, characterized by the onset of small pustules in the epidermis and the formation of a thick yellow crust, usually appears on the face.

Explanation: A purulent ** disease, the pathogen is streptococcus or staphylococcus, the symptom is the appearance of erythema on the **, which quickly turns into blisters or pustules, mostly on the face, neck, limbs and other parts, and the patients are mostly children. It is commonly known as yellow water sores.

1. Blister, the second-level Chinese character, is pronounced as blister (pào).

2. Refers to the small bumps that look like blisters on the **. Such as small blisters.

3. Kangxi Dictionary: (皰) "Tang Rhyme" next to the cut "Ji Rhyme" and "Rhyme Meeting" peel cut, ?Silence.

Said the text of the face is angry. "Xu Yue" facial sores also. "Boya" is also sick.

Orthography: Where the hands, feet, arms, and elbows burst out like blisters, it is called a blister. "Huainanzi Says Lin Xun" collapsed and had acne. Although "Han Yu: Shrimp Eating Frog Poem" is two long, its spine is white.

Pinyin of herpes [ pào zhěn ].

Interpretation: small yellow-white or translucent blisters that often appear on the surface of **, such as smallpox and chickenpox.

Name of the disease. **Disease caused by a filtered virus. The symptom is the appearance of blisters on the **. It can be divided into herpes simplex and herpes zoster.

A blister is a type of fluid cyst that develops on the surface or in the deep layer, and is characterized by being filled with fluid on the outside or inside, and varies in shape and size. There are many types of blisters, including pemphigus, contact dermatitis, shingles, vaccinia, hand, foot and mouth disease, urticaria, etc. Different types of blisters differ in their formation, spread, symptoms, and **.

Pinyin, characteristics, and methods of different blister types are described in detail below.

1. Pemphigus.

Pinyin: tiān páo chuāng

Pemphigus is a rare autoimmune disease characterized by blisters and erosions of the ** and mucous membranes. The cause of this disease is that the body's immune system attacks its own normal tissues, resulting in damage and ulceration of ** and mucous membranes. The best methods of pemphigus include immune suppression preparations, corticosteroids, immunoglobulins, etc., and also require patients to maintain a good diet and lifestyle habits.

Second, contact dermatitis.

Pinyin: jiē chù xìng pí yán

Contact dermatitis is an allergic disease caused by exposure to external allergens, including chemicals, animals, plants, cosmetics, etc. The symptoms of contact dermatitis are itching, blisters, redness, swelling, burning sensation, etc. **Approaches include avoidance of allergens, topical corticosteroids, oral allergy medications, etc.

3. Herpes zoster.

Pinyin: dài zhuàng páo zhěn

Herpes zoster is a virus** sporadic infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus that is common in the elderly and immunocompromised people. Symptoms include pain, tingling, itching, etc., and blisters and band band may also appear on the surface. **Methods include oral antivirals, moisturizers, pain relievers, etc.

Fourth, cowpox. Pinyin: niú dòu

Vaccinia is a virus** disease caused by infection with the poxvirus virus, which is usually prevented by vaccination. Cowpox is characterized by the appearance of blisters and rashes, and the symptoms are mild, but personal hygiene and protection are still required after vaccination.

5. Hand, foot and mouth disease.

Pinyin: shǒu zú kǒu bìng

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a contagious disease caused by an enterovirus characterized by blisters and rashes in the mouth, hands, and feet. The disease is usually more common in summer and autumn, especially in infants and young children. **Methods include rest, diet, oral antivirals, etc.

6. Urticaria.

Pinyin: xún má zhen

Urticaria is an allergic disease characterized by the appearance of symptoms such as erythema, blisters, itching, etc., which may be caused by the body's allergies to certain foods, drugs, cosmetics, etc. **Approaches include allergen avoidance, oral allergy medications, topical medications, etc.

In short, blisters are a symptom of a variety of diseases, and it is necessary to choose appropriate methods and preventive measures according to their characteristics. At the same time, maintaining good health and hygiene habits is also an important step in preventing and ** blisters.