Integumentary System and the Senses Flashcards
Name this procedure: The transfer of skin from a normal area to cover denuded areas? (2 words)
Skin grafting
Name this disease: Increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina and optic nerve?
Glaucoma
Name this condition of the skin? Papular and pustular eruptions of the skin and any inflammatory condition of the sebaceous glands?
Acne
Name this condition: Death of body tissue due to loss of blood supply?
Gangrene
Name this condition: Defective curvature of the cornea or lens of the eye?
Astigmatism
Name this condition: Chronic, recurrent dermatosis marked by itchy, scaly, red patches covered by silvery grey scales?
Psoriasis
Name this condition: Abnormal deviation of the eye or squint?
Strabismus
Name this condition: Dizziness, a sensation of rotation or movement on one’s self or of one’s surroundings?
Vertigo
Name this disease: An autoimmune disease affecting connective tissue including the skin and joints? (3 words second word is ‘lupus’)
Systemic lupus erythematosus
Name this ulcer: Also known as a bed sore or pressure sore, this is an ulcer that develops in an area where the skin covers a bony prominence and is damaged by continuous pressure, impoverished circulation and nutrition? (2 words)
Decubitus ulcer
Name this procedure: Removal of lacrimal gland? Hint: There’s no part of ‘lacrimal’ in this 1 word 16 letter answer.
Dacryoadenectomy
Name this condition: Loss of sense of taste on one side of the tongue?
Hemiageusia
Name this condition: No sense of smell?
Anosmia
Name this condition: Drooping of the upper eyelid? (there are 2 possible correct answers here)
Ptosis or blepharoptosis
Name this condition: Marked intolerance to light? (Think of the word part for light and the word part for fear).
Photophobia
Name this condition: Inflammation of the middle ear? (2 words, very common in young children).
Otitis media (OM)
Name this condition: Protrusion of the eyeball? (3 possible answers)
Exophthalmos or exophthalmia or proptosis
Name this condition: Flow of pus from the ear?
Otopyorrhoea
Name this procedure: Operation using freezing temperatures to destroy lesions?
Cryosurgery
Name this condition: Inflammation of the cornea?
Keratitis
Name this body part: Grows out of a follicle?
Hair
Name this body part: Hard covering on dorsal surfaces of fingers and toes?
Nail
Name this cell: Cells that make melanin from skin colour?
Melanocytes
Name this product: Skin’s own natural oil?
Sebum
Name the middle layer of the skin?
Dermis
Hair grows out of these tiny tubes?
Follicles
Name the moon shaped crescent on the nail?
Lunula
Name the glands containing sweat?
Sweat glands
Name the outermost layer of skin?
Epidermis
What covers the proximal end of the nail?
Cuticle