skin glands

Question 1

Sebaceous glands secrete an oily substance
called

Answer 1

sebum

Question 2

prevents dehydration of
hair and skin, and inhibits growth of certain
bacteria

Answer 2

sebum

Question 3

Sudoriferous (sweat) glands– 2 types

Answer 3

 Eccrine sweat glands
 Apocrine sweat glands

Question 4

helps to cool the body by
evaporating, and also eliminates small
amounts of wastes

Answer 4

eccrine sweat gland

Question 5

located mainly in
the skin of the axilla, groin, areolae, and
bearded facial regions of adult males

Answer 5

apocrine sweat gland

Question 6

provides a
sticky barrier that prevents entry of foreign
bodies into the ear canal.

Answer 6

cerumen

Question 7

composed of hard, keratinized
epidermal cells located over the dorsal
surfaces of the ends of fingers and toes

Answer 7

nails

Question 8

two major types of skin:

Answer 8

thin hairy skin
thick hairless skin

Question 9

covers all body regions
except the palms, palmar surfaces of digits,
and soles

Answer 9

thin hairy skin

Question 10

covers the palms,
palmar surfaces of digits, and soles

Answer 10

thick hairless skin

Question 11

Two types of wound healing:

Answer 11

epidermal
deep wound

Question 12

wounds that penetrate the
dermis

Answer 12

deep wound

Question 13

wounds that only effect the epidermis.

Answer 13

epidermal

Question 14

These wounds involve slight damage to the superficial cells of the epidermis.
 This includes minor burns or abrasions (scraped skin).

Answer 14

epidermal wound healing

Question 15

stimulates the cells to divide to thicken the new
epidermis.

Answer 15

epidermal growth factor

Question 16

occurs when injury extends
to the dermis and/or subcutaneous layer (aka
the hypodermis).
 This usually includes the formation of scar tissue and
the healed tissue may lose some of its function.

Answer 16

deep wound healing

Question 17

four phases of deep wound healing

Answer 17

occurs when injury extends
to the dermis and/or subcutaneous layer (aka
the hypodermis).
 This usually includes the formation of scar tissue and
the healed tissue may lose some of its function.

Question 18

the clot becomes a scab and
the tissue under the scab unites the wound.

Answer 18

migratory phase

Question 19

a blood clot forms in the
wound and unites the edges

Answer 19

inflammatory phase

Question 20

extensive growth of tissue.
Blood vessels grow. Collagen is replaced.

Answer 20

proliferative phase

Question 21

The scab falls off and the
blood vessels are fully restored

Answer 21

maturation phase

Question 22

formation of scar tissue.

Answer 22

fibrosis