Integumentary

Question 1

Aden/o

Answer 1

Gland, Adenitis

Question 2

Cutane/o

Answer 2

Skin, Cutaneous

Question 3

Cyan/o

Answer 3

Blue, Cyanosis

Question 4

Derm/o, Dermat/o

Answer 4

Skin Dermatology

Question 5

Follicul/o

Answer 5

Little follicle, Folliculitis

Question 6

Kerat/o

Answer 6

Hard, Karatin

Question 7

Seb/o

Answer 7

Sebum, oil, Seborrheic eczema

Question 8

Anatomy

Answer 8

• Forms the entire surface area of the body
• Is dominated by the largest organ, the skin
• Includes hair follicles, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, and sensory receptors

Question 9

Primary Functions of the Integumentary System

Answer 9

• Protection-Temperature changes, dehydration, and infectious microorganisms
• Regulation-The sweat glands, blood vessels, and a layer of fat
• Sensation-Receptors in your skin

Question 10

Anatomy

Answer 10

• The integumentary system is composed of the skin and accessory organs
• The skin is composed of the dermis and epidermis. The dermis is the deep layer of the skin, and the epidermis is the top layer of the skin. The term dermis means skin. The prefix Epi means Upon.
• The accessory structures are embedded in the skin and include the hair follicles, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, and sensory receptors.

Question 11

Loss of Skin

Answer 11

• Can lead to severe consequences even death due to dehydration and infection
• 3 layers of skin

Question 12

Abscess

Answer 12

A localized elevation of the skin containing a cavity which is a sign of a local infection

Question 13

Pus

Answer 13

A mixture of bacteria, white blood cells, damaged tissue, and fluids located inside an abcess

Question 14

Suppuration

Answer 14

To form or discharge pus

Question 15

Purulence

Answer 15

The condition of containing or forming of pus

Question 16

Cellulite

Answer 16

Uneven surface of the skin caused by fat deposition

Question 17

Cicatrix

Answer 17

Scar tissue

Question 18

Comedo

Answer 18

Pimple

Question 19

Contusion

Answer 19

Bruise

Question 20

Cyst

Answer 20

Pouch of the surface of the skin that is filled with fluid

Question 21

Edema

Answer 21

Fluid accumulation under skin

Question 22

Erythema

Answer 22

Redness of the skin

Question 23

Fissure

Answer 23

A narrow break or slit in the skin

Question 24

Induration

Answer 24

A local hard area on the skin

Question 25

Jaundice

Answer 25

Yellowing of the skin/eyes

Question 26

Keloid

Answer 26

Uncontrolled growth of scar tissue

Question 27

Laceration

Answer 27

Cut or tear of skin

Question 28

Macule

Answer 28

Freckles

Question 29

Nevus

Answer 29

Mole

Question 30

Pallor

Answer 30

Pale skin

Question 31

Petechiae

Answer 31

Capillary rupture

Question 32

Pruritus

Answer 32

Itching

Question 33

Purpura

Answer 33

Purple red

Question 34

Pustule

Answer 34

Think Zit

Question 35

Ulcer

Answer 35

Skin erosion

Question 36

Decubitus Ulcer

Answer 36

Cause by extended inactivity

Question 37

Urticaria

Answer 37

Raised red skin, allergic reactions

Question 38

Verruca

Answer 38

Wart

Question 39

Vesicle

Answer 39

Blister

Question 40

Wheal

Answer 40

Raised red skin with white center, associated with urticaria

Question 41

Weal

Answer 41

Mark left after trauma, raised red mark

Question 42

Emollient

Answer 42

Skin softener, Antibiotics, Retinoids etc.

Question 43

Burn

Answer 43

Level of injury determined by total body surface area (TBSA) and depth of damage - Partial thickness, superficial burn - Partial thickness, deep burn - Full thickness, burn

Question 44

Determining Burn Severity

Answer 44

-Depth of burn -Extent of Burn (BSA) -Are any critical areas involved? +Hands/Feet +Face/Airway +Genitalia -Preexisting medical conditions or other injuries? -Is the patient younger than 5 years or older than 55 years of age?

Question 45

Superficial

Answer 45

- 1st degree burn - Somewhat painful - Involves only the epidermis

Question 46

Partial thickness

Answer 46

- 2nd degree burns - Excruciatingly painful - Involves the epidermis and some portion of the dermis - Most painful type of burn

Question 47

Full-Thickness

Answer 47

- 3rd Degree burns - Extend through all layers of the skin - Not usually painful, the nerve endings have been damaged - Usually surrounded by 2 degree burns though

Question 48

Rules of Nines

Answer 48

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Question 49

Dermatoautoplasty

Answer 49

Skin Grafting using patients skin

Question 50

Dermatoheteroplasty

Answer 50

Skin Graft suing another persons skin