Skin #2

Question 1

Basal cell carcinoma

Answer 1

Most common, mildest & non-melanoma form of skin cancer. Small red bump looks like blood vessel.

Question 2

Signs of infection

Answer 2

Heat, aching, redness, pus, swelling.

Question 3

Middle part of the muscle

Answer 3

Belly

Question 4

Muscular system

Answer 4

Contracts and moves various parts of the body and supports skeletal system.

Question 5

What is a papule

Answer 5

A small, red, elevated protrusion of skin, usually not containing pus.

Question 6

Describe epidermis

Answer 6

(The basal layer) the outermost, protective layer of the skin.

Question 7

Mitosis

Answer 7

When human tissue cells reproduce by dividing in half creating 2 daughter cells.

Question 8

Bloodborne pathogen

Answer 8

Infectious pathogenic microorganisms that present in blood or bodily fluids that can cause disease

Question 9

Most dangerous form of skin cancer

Answer 9

Malignant melanoma

Question 10

Non-striated muscle

Answer 10

Smooth muscles responsible for involuntary movements. found in internal organs (stomach, lungs and intestines)

Question 11

Fungicidal

Answer 11

Capable of destroying fungi

Question 12

Herpex simplex

Answer 12

A contagious skin disorder associated with a viral infection.

Question 13

What is dermis

Answer 13

The underlying or inner layer of the skin.

Question 14

Ethmoid

Answer 14

Spongy bone between both eye sockets. Form part of the nasal cavity.

Question 15

Reticular

Answer 15

Deeper layer of derma located below papillary layer, supplying skin nutrients and oxygen.

Question 16

Macule

Answer 16

An area of discoloration that appears on skins surface (freckles & birthmarks)

Question 17

Excoriation

Answer 17

Occurs through the scraping/ scratching of the epidermal layer of the skins surface.

Question 18

Tissues

Answer 18

Groups of similar cells that preform a specific function.

Question 19

Skeletal system

Answer 19

The physical foundation of the body; composed of 206 bones.

Question 20

Myology

Answer 20

The study of muscles their structures, functions & diseases.

Question 21

Disinfection

Answer 21

The process of destroying most pathogenic bacteria and toxins on non-porous surfaces, tools, work stations, etc.

Question 22

Origin

Answer 22

The end of a muscle attached to a non- moving section of the bone

Question 23

Duct gland

Answer 23

Located within the dermis, secrete waste from body & deposit it on skins surface.

Question 24

Lesion

Answer 24

A wound or mark of the skin that can be considered either a disease or disorder.

Question 25

Keratoma

Answer 25

(Callus) a thickened or hardened area of skin caused by continued friction, rubbing & or pressure overtime.

Question 26

Sebum

Answer 26

A mixture of fats & lipids, provides moisture to the skin & hair. Preventing skin wrinkles & hair breakage.

Question 27

Bactericidal

Answer 27

Product capable of destroying bacteria

Question 28

Sudoriferous

Answer 28

(Sweat glands) tube like ducts that begin in dermis and extend to epidermis by attaching themselves to hair follicles

Question 29

Cholasma

Answer 29

(Liver spots/moth patches) non- elevated, hyper-pigmented, light to dark brown spots that scatter across face, arms and hands.