Things to practice for the Final written

Question 1

Wound healing

Answer 1

The steps to deep wound healing are:

Inflammatory phase, Migratory, Proliferating, mature

Question 2

What is the rule of nines?

Answer 2

This is something that helps determine how much of the body is affected on a client.

Question 3

What is an Abrasion?

Answer 3

An area where the skin has been scraped away.

Question 4

What is Eczema?

Answer 4

This is a condition of the skin characterized by:

Red itchy patches of dry skin, in the areas of the skin where there is wrinkling.

Question 5

What is Eczema?

Answer 5

This is a condition of the skin characterized by:

Red itchy patches of dry skin, in the areas of the skin where there is wrinkling.

Question 6

What is a laceration?

Answer 6

This is an irregular tear of the skin.

Question 7

What are the common pathologies of the skin that a client may have?

Answer 7

Psoriasis, Acne, Eczema,

Question 8

What are the common pathologies of the skin that a client may have?

Answer 8

Psoriasis, Acne, Eczema,

Question 9

What are all the types of Glands in the Skin using detail?

Answer 9

Overall there is 4 Epithelial Glands present in the skin:

Sebaceous (oil), Sudoriferous (Sweat),

Question 10

What are all the types of Glands in the Skin using detail?

Answer 10

Overall there is 4 Epithelial Glands present in the skin:
Sebaceous (oil), Sudoriferous (Sweat), Ceruminous, and mammary.

Within the Section of Sudoriferous glands there are 2 sub glands called:
Apocrine, Eccrine.

Question 11

What is the difference between the Apocrine and Eccrine Sweat glands?

Answer 11

The Apocrine glands produce mostly a watery substance

The Eccrine Glands produce

Question 12

What is Acne characterized as?

Answer 12

This is a Inflammation of the Sebsasous glands.

And the type of acne that damages the skin and can cause scaring is named Cystic acne.

Question 13

Which skin gland causes thermoregulatory sweating?

Answer 13

The Eccrine gland.

Question 14

What is Insensible sweating?

Answer 14

This is thermoregulatory sweating but the secretion evaporates before it is preserved.

Question 15

What is the difference between the Apocrine and Eccrine Sweat glands?

Answer 15

The Apocrine glands are mainly found in the sex regions and the face of the males, secretion appears milky, The Apocrine sweat contains the same components as the eccrine but added lipids.

The Eccrine Glands help: regulate body temp, helps eliminate waste from the body, they also secrete sweat in response to emotion.

Question 16

How can the Skin help in heat regulation of the Body?

Answer 16

Through thermoregulation:

Secretion of the sweat glands helps reales heat.

Question 17

How can the Skin help in heat regulation of the Body?

Answer 17

Through thermoregulation:

Secretion of the sweat glands helps reales heat.

Question 18

What is the type of sweating called that is seen on the body as large amount of fluid?

Answer 18

This is known as sensible sweating.

Question 19

What are the 6 functions of the Integumentary system?

Answer 19

1: Regulates body temp
2: Vitamin D
3: Stores blood
4: Protects the Body
5: Secretes and absorbs
6: Detects sensation