WorksheetsA&P Skin Review 2025
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 27mins
1
pore
sweat gland duct
hair follicle
hair shaft
2
hair shaft
sweat gland duct
hair follicle
sebaceous gland
4
sebaceous gland
sweat gland
arrector pili muscle
sweat gland duct
5
hair follicle
sweat gland
arrector pili muscle
nerve fibers
6
hair follicle
sweat gland duct
arrector pili muscle
nerve fibers
7
hair follicle
sweat gland duct
arrector pili muscle
hair shaft
8
vein
sweat gland duct
artery
nerve fibers
9
vein
sweat gland duct
artery
nerve fibers
10
vein
sweat gland duct
sweat gland
nerve fibers
11
lipocytes
hypodermis
sweat gland
nerve fibers
12
nerve fibers
hypodermis
sweat gland
sweat gland duct
Match the skin layers:
13
hypodermis
17
dermis
16
epidermis
Math the following drugs:
Oral drugs
given by mouth
transdermal drugs
travel through the skin in to the blood
used to fight/prevent infection (like strep throat)
antibiotic
used to treat viral infections
(like herpes)
antiviral
used to fight off fungal infections (like ringworm and athlete's foot)
antifungal
The appearance of blue or purple discoloration of this skin due to insufficient blood oxygen or poor circulation
(a)
Surgical repair of the skin
dermatoplasty
dermatectomy
dermatitis
dermabrasion
Match the types of biopsies:
surgical removal of an entire lesion
excisional biopsy
incision(cut) into the tissue for removal of a small piece of living tissue for microscopic examination
incisional biopsy
biopsy done with a small, circular blade that rotates down through the epidermis and dermis, producing a cylindrical core of tissue
punch biopsy
procedure in which a hollow needle is used to remove a core sample of tissue for microscopic examination
needle biobsy
What is the fibrous protein found in the skin that gives it strength, shape, and elasticity?
collagen
keratin
melanin
epidermal tissue
An open sore or an erosion of the skin lining of a mucous membrane?
ulcer
vesicle
nodule
fissure
destruction of abnormal tissue by freezing it; common treatment for warts
cryosurgery
chemical peel
curettage
dermabrasion
Removal of damaged tissue and foreign debris to prevent infection and promote healing; common treatment for bedsores and burns
debridement
curettage
dermatoplasty
laser therapy
Surgical transfer of tissue from one part of a patient's body to another part of the same body
autograft
allograft
cauterization
rhytidectomy
Math the types of burns:
skin burn in which the epidermis and dermis are destroyed; this type of burn produces severe hyperesthesia (numbness) depending on the degree of nerve damage
third-degree burns
a skin burn characterized by superficial epidermal lesions, redness (erythema), hyperesthesia (increased sensitivity) with no blisters
first-degree burns
burns characterized by epidermal and dermal lesions, erythema, blisters, and hyperesthesia
second-degree burns
Which substance is responsible for the pigment (color) of our skin?
(a)
What is sweat mostly comprised/made of?
water
salt
metabolic waste
What is the oily substance, secreted by glands, that keeps their skin and hair lubricated?
(a)
Select main functions of hypodermis / subcutaneous layer.
provides heat and insulation
deep tissue protection
What is the super-strong fibrous protein that helps keep skin, bones, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments together.
What substance makes the hair, skin and nails tough and water-resistant.
Which of the following is a contagious, parasitic infection of the skin?
Round, pinpoint spots on the skin caused by intradermal hemorrhage.
Hair loss that results from genetics, normal aging, illness, or medications.
(a)
A condition in which body tissue has turned dark, smells foul, and is decaying due to a lack of blood flow.
A chronic skin condition causing red, silvery, scaly patches due to overactive skin cell production
(a)
What is incision and drainage (I&D)?
A procedure to treat abscesses by making an incision to drain fluid or pus.
A scratch test or an intradermal skin test may be done to identify what?
The freezing of tissue, commonly used to get rid of warts.
Cryosurgery
Match the abbreviations
Hx
history
Bx
biospy
SOB
shortness of breath
BP
blood pressure
Pt
patient
Topical drugs can come in what forms?
