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WorksheetsChapter 4: Integumentary System
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 10mins
The outer layer of the skin. Thinnest on the eyelids and thickest on the palms and soles.
Dermis
Skin
Epidermis
Subcutaneous
The skin serves to raise or lower body temperature as necessary by using ______
Protection
Regulation
Secretion
Sensation
Tiny ducts that open into the hair follicles, and they secrete sebum which lubricates the hair and skin
Sebaceous glands
Arrector pili muscle
Sweat glands
Water on the skin
______ sweat glands help maintain homeostasis
Sebaceous
Eccrine
Apocrine
What is BCC?
Basal Cell Carcinoma
Epithelial benign tumor of the skin
Epithelial malignant tumor of the skin
Basale Caryote Carmexia
What is Candidiasis?
Infection of skin or mucous membranes with a species of (yeast)
The smell the skin gives off when someone has diabetes
Malignant tumor of squamous epithelial tissue
fungal infection of nail
What is jaundice?
A symptom of Jandiditas
A deadly disease caused by milaria
a symptom of a disease in which there is excessive bile in the blood
I don't know
Excessive secretion of oil from the sebaceous glands
Suderiforous glands
Hyperhidrosis
Seborrhea
Hypersebum
Cancer that develops in the pigment cells of the skin
Melanin Cancer
Keratinoma
Melanoma
Eating sore; necrosis of tissue or bone
Gangrene
Wound
Bite
Big Ulcer
What is impetigo?
German measles
skin infection marked by vesicles or bullae
Skin condition marked by redness only
Tinea
Severe itching
Psoriasis
Causes scabs or eschars
Pruritus
Ezcema
What does the abbreviation MMR mean?
Measles, melanoma, rubella
measles, mumps, rubella
mumps, melanoma, reticulum
What are IGRAs?
Interferon-gamma release assays
Interval-graphing release assays
Abbrevation for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
CDCP
CFDCAP
CDC
FDA
Cause or promote loosening of horny layers of the skin.
Emollients
Keratolytics
Keratin UV Cream
Antibiotic
What is a Biopsy (Bx)?
excision of a small piece of tissue for examination
Excision of a bone that excessively grows
Skin graft
Incision of skin to check for viral infections
Removal of foreign material or damaged/dead tissue
Mastectomy
Debridement
necrosis
Hydrocortisone is an example of what type of drug?
Antibiotic
Antifungal
Botox
Anti-inflammatory.
What is an example of an antiseptic agent?
Benadryl
Betadine
Tylenol
Robitussin
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR, sed rate) test is used to determine...
The settling rate of WBCs
The settling rate of oxygen in blood
The settling rate of RBCs
What is xeroderma?
A condition in which you have no skin in one area
dry skin
Thick, red skin
A condition in which you have no dermis layer
