3 POST TEST Flashcards

1
Q

It replaces the dead keratinocytes of Stratum corneum

A

S. basale

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2
Q

The deepest layer of the epidermis.

A

S. basale

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3
Q

Layer present only in thick areas of the skin.

A

S. lucidum

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4
Q

Touch receptor in the epidermis of the skin.

A

merkel’s corpuscle

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5
Q

Deep pressure receptors in the dermis of the skin

A

pacinian corpuscle

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6
Q

Touch receptors in the dermis of the skin.

A

meissner’s corpuscle

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7
Q

Indicates lack of oxygen supply in the body.

A

cyanosis

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8
Q

Deficiency in Vit. C; bruises

A

hematoma

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9
Q

Indicative of liver disorder

A

jaundice

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10
Q

May indicate hypertension

A

erythema

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11
Q

May indicate low blood pressure

A

pallor

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12
Q

Undifferentiated cells of the epidermis

A

stem cells

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13
Q

Destroy pathogens that penetrate the skin

A

Langerhan’s cells

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14
Q

Flat, melanized patches on the surface of the skin

A

freckles

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15
Q

Secretes sebum

A

sebaceous

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16
Q

Numerous on palms of hands and soles of feet

  • apocrine
  • merocrine
  • ceruminous
  • sebaceous
A

merocrine

17
Q

Found in axillae & genitalia

  • apocrine
  • merocrine
  • ceruminous
  • sebaceous
A

apocrine

18
Q

Causes athlete’s foot

  • virus
  • fungi
  • bacteria
A

fungi

19
Q

Causes warts

  • virus
  • fungi
  • bacteria
A

virus

20
Q

Causes impetigo

  • virus
  • fungi
  • bacteria
A

bacteria

21
Q

If a person was born without any sweat glands, it would most likely affect the person’s ability to:

  • secrete waste product
  • control body temperature in warm
    environments
  • flush out secretions that accumulate in hair follicles
  • prevent some bacteria from growing on the skin
A

control body temperature in warm

environments

22
Q

On a sunny day, a student decided to initiate her annual tanning ritual. However, she fell asleep while sunbathing. After awakening, she noticed that the skin on her back was burned. The burn was best classified as:

A

first degree burn

23
Q

Smooth muscles that produces “goose bumps” when they contract

A

arrector pili

24
Q

What type of membrane lines the pleural cavity?

A

serous membrane

25
Q

Referring to an inflammation, movement of blood plasma outside the vessels results to

redness
heat
edema
pain
disturbance of function
A

edema

26
Q

In an inflammation, the release of chemical mediators in response to an injury causes

  • constriction of blood vessels
  • dilation of blood vessels
A

dilation of blood vessels

27
Q

The most common but the least malignant type of skin cancer

  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • basal cell carcinoma
  • malignant melanoma
A

basal cell carcinoma

28
Q

In what area of the body would you expect to find an especially thick stratum corneum?

  • back of the hand
  • heel of the foot
  • abdomen
  • over the skin
A

heel of the foot

29
Q

Genetic disorder wherein there is no melanin pigment that is produced by the body.

A

albinism

30
Q

What type of membrane lines the peritoneal cavity?

A

serous membrane