IPA: /ˌpaɪəˈdɜːrmə/
KK: /paɪəˈdɜrmə/
A skin condition caused by bacteria that leads to inflammation and pus-filled sores.
The doctor diagnosed her with pyoderma after noticing the pus-filled lesions on her skin.
Pyoderma is formed from "pyo-" (from Greek "puon", meaning pus) and "derma" (from Greek "derma", meaning skin). The word refers to a skin condition characterized by the presence of pus.
Think of 'pus' ('pyo-') on the 'skin' ('derma') to remember that pyoderma is a skin condition involving pus.