12.2 Hair And Nails

Question 1

Hair is

Answer 1

Modification of epithelium
made of stratum corneum
hair bulb/follicle is living

Question 2

Small muscles attached to follicle

Answer 2

Arrector pili

Question 3

Terminal hair

Answer 3

Thick, scalp, genitalia, armpit, men facial hair

Question 4

Vellus hair

Answer 4

Fine thin softer, female body hair and baby hair (can turn terminal)

Question 5

Sebaceous glands

Answer 5

Around hair follicle
- produce sebum (oily)
- sebum collects dirt, softens & lubricates hair and skin

Question 6

Sweat gland aka

Answer 6

Sudoriferous gland

Question 7

Sweat glands types

Answer 7

Eccrine gland (99%) true sweat produce water and salts

Apocrine gland (located around genitalia, anal, and axillary) contains lipids and proteins.

Question 8

First degree burn

Answer 8

Epidermis only

Question 9

Second degree burn

Answer 9

Upper part of dermis is also damaged, blistering
Skin heals with little scarring

Question 10

Third degree burn

Answer 10

Consume thickness of skin (white red or black), kills nerves less painful