Tissues and Skin final review

How are first degree burns differ from second degree burns?

• First degree hurts a lot, second is less painful

• First has blistering, second has no blistering

• First enters epidermis, second enters epidermis and dermis

Salivary glands are exocrine glands.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Identify:

• Columnar

• Pseudo

• Simple squamous

• Pseudostraified

Fourth and third degree burns require a skin graft.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Don't pop a second burn blister because

• It will come back

• It will get infected

• It will heal

Avascular tissue found on the top layer of skin.

• Smooth

• Epithelial

• Cardiac

• Muscle

What type of connective tissue is found at the ends of bones to reduce friction?

• cartilage

• dense connective tissue

• loose connective tissue

Identify:

• columnar

• pseudostratified

• squamous

Where is fat located?

• Dermis

• Nails

• Epidermis

• Hypodermis

Identify:

• Simple cubiodal

• Simple squamos

• Stratified cuboidal