Test 2 Review: The Integument-- Dr. Howard

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A short quiz covering the integumentary system!

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Test 2 Review: The Integument-- Dr. Howard


Test 2 Review: The Integument-- Dr. HowardVersión en línea A short quiz covering the integumentary system! por Grace Powell 1 This skin structure is attached to the hair follicle and causes goosebumps a Sebaceous Gland b Lamellar Corpuscle c Arrector Pili Muscle d Eccrine Gland 2 Where is thick skin present? a Everywhere on the body b Palms of hands and soles of feet c In the abdominal region d Only on the skull 3 In a third-degree burn, how deep is the damage? a Through the epidermis, dermis, and down to the hypodermis b Through the epidermis and some of the dermis c ONLY the epidermis d Stratum lucidum only 4 Melanoma is caused by the overproduction of what kind of cells? a Keratinocytes b Dendritic cells c Tactile cells d Melanocytes 5 What is the ABCD Rule when determining if a spot on the skin is melanoma? a A - abscess B - border C - color D - dimension b A - asymmetry B - border C - color D - diameter c A - alignment B - border C - change D - diameter d A - Abscess B - border C - change D - dimension 6 What is the most benign skin cancer? a Basal Cell Carcinoma b Squamous Cell Carcinoma c Melanoma 7 Select all that apply: Functions of the skin Choose one or more answers a Blood Resevoir b Waste Acceptor c Synthesizes Vitamin D d Nerve Supplier e Protection 8 This gland is responsible for thermal regulation through watery, odorless sweat a Apocrine Gland b Sebaceous Gland c Mammary Gland d Eccrine Gland 9 An autoimmune disorder that is characterized by the loss of melanocytes and uneven dispersal of melanin. a Cradle Cap b Pallor c Vitiligo d Jaundice 10 Cyanosis is when the skin turns _______ due to low _________ a Yellow; Cholesterol b Blue; Oxygenation c Red; Erythrocytes d White; Leukocytes 11 List the three pigments that contribute to skin color. a Melanin, Keratin, Hemoglobin b Erythrocytes, Carotene, Melanin c Keratin, Melanin, Erythrocytes d Melanin, Carotene, Hemoglobin 12 Which layer of the dermis contribute to flexure lines? a Papillary Layer b Subcutaneous Layer c Reticular Layer d Epidermal Layer 13 Externally invisible lines that help surgeons know where to make incisions to help them heal more readily. a Cleavage Lines b Dermal Papillae c Friction Ridges d Flexure Lines 14 What tissue type makes up the papillary layer of the dermis? a Reticular Loose Connective Tissue b Dense Irregular Connective Tissue c Areolar Loose Connective Tissue d Adipose Loose Connective Tissue 15 Is the epidermis vascular or avascular? a Vascular b Avascular 16 In the epidermis, cells above this layer are dead. a Stratum Corneum b Stratum Granulosum c Stratum Spinosum d Stratum Basale 17 In the epidermis, this layer has actively mitotic cells a Stratum Basale b Stratum Spinosum c Stratum Granulosum d Stratum Lucidum e Stratum Corneum 18 This layer of the epidermis is only found in thick skin. a Stratum Granulosum b Stratum Basale c Stratum Corneum d Stratum Spinosum e Stratum Lucidum 19 Humans can shed approximately __________ cells every minute? a 10,000 b 500,000 c 50,000 d 150,000 20 Select all that apply: Cell types found in the epidermis Choose one or more answers a Keratinocytes b Tactile Cells c Goblet Cells d Melanocytes e Erythrocytes f Dendritic Cells 21 Programmed/controlled cell death is also known as __________ . a Cytokinesis b Apoptosis c Mitosis d Phagocytosis 22 A typical sunburn where the skin turns red and is hot to the touch is classified as: a Second-Degree Burn b Third-Degree Burn c First-Degree Burn 23 Fingerprints are the result of dermal papillae lying atop dermal ridges, collectively known as: a Friction Ridges b Cleavage Lines c Flexure Lines 24 Which gland is responsible for acne? a Apocrine Gland b Ceruminous Gland c Sebaceous Gland d Eccrine Gland 25 What kind of nail abnormality would signal that a patient could be deficient in iron? a Koilonchya "Spoon Nail" b Beau's Lines c Terry's Nails d Nail Clubbing

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Test 2 Review: The Integument-- Dr. HowardVersión en línea

por Grace Powell

This skin structure is attached to the hair follicle and causes goosebumps

Where is thick skin present?

In a third-degree burn, how deep is the damage?

Melanoma is caused by the overproduction of what kind of cells?

What is the ABCD Rule when determining if a spot on the skin is melanoma?

What is the most benign skin cancer?

Select all that apply: Functions of the skin

This gland is responsible for thermal regulation through watery, odorless sweat

An autoimmune disorder that is characterized by the loss of melanocytes and uneven dispersal of melanin.

Cyanosis is when the skin turns _______ due to low _________

List the three pigments that contribute to skin color.

Which layer of the dermis contribute to flexure lines?

Externally invisible lines that help surgeons know where to make incisions to help them heal more readily.

What tissue type makes up the papillary layer of the dermis?

Is the epidermis vascular or avascular?

In the epidermis, cells above this layer are dead.

In the epidermis, this layer has actively mitotic cells

This layer of the epidermis is only found in thick skin.

Humans can shed approximately __________ cells every minute?

Select all that apply: Cell types found in the epidermis

Programmed/controlled cell death is also known as __________ .

A typical sunburn where the skin turns red and is hot to the touch is classified as:

Fingerprints are the result of dermal papillae lying atop dermal ridges, collectively known as:

Which gland is responsible for acne?

What kind of nail abnormality would signal that a patient could be deficient in iron?

Cyanosis is when the skin turns _ due to low ___