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Integumentary Review

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 45mins

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Date
1.

Hey there, skincare enthusiasts! 🌟 Which condition is an inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous glands that produces those pesky pimples on the skin? Let's help our friend Ava figure it out!

a)

Alopecia

b)

Acne

c)

Eczema

d)

Psoriasis

2.

Hey there, curious minds! Imagine Emma and Rohan are on a quest to discover the secrets of the human body. They stumble upon a fascinating inherited condition that prevents the normal production of melanin, leading to pale skin and white hair. Can you help them name this intriguing condition?

a)

Vitiligo

b)

Albinism

c)

Scleroderma

d)

Cyanosis

3.

Charlotte is supporting her friend who is undergoing chemotherapy and has noticed that her friend is experiencing significant hair loss. What condition could this be called?

a)

Alopecia

b)

Urticaria

c)

Gangrene

d)

Keloid

4.

Hey there, future doctors! Let's put your knowledge to the test. A second-degree burn is best described as:

a)

Reddened skin with no blisters

b)

Involves blistering and damage to both epidermis and dermis

c)

Full-thickness damage to all skin layers

d)

A scar left by healed skin

5.

A bluish discoloration of the skin due to insufficient oxygen in the blood is known as:

a)

Cyanosis

b)

Ecchymosis

c)

Purpura

d)

Petechia

6.

Which skin condition is characterized by purple or brownish-red rash due to blood leaking into the skin?

a)

Psoriasis

b)

Purpura

c)

Vitiligo

d)

Impetigo

7.

Imagine Samuel is in a dermatology class, and he encounters a patient with an itchy rash and silvery, scaly patches on the elbows and knees. What do you think is the most likely diagnosis for this patient?

a)

Psoriasis

b)

Eczema

c)

Urticaria

d)

Scabies

8.

Hey there, Abigail! Can you guess which pesky disorder is caused by those sneaky parasitic mites burrowing into the skin, leaving you with an itch that just won't quit? It's a real itch-fest!

a)

Scleroderma

b)

Scabies

c)

Tinea

d)

Wart

9.

A round, pinpoint spot on the skin caused by intradermal hemorrhage is known as:

a)

Petechia

b)

Macule

c)

Pustule

d)

Vesicle

10.

Which condition is an autoimmune disorder that causes loss of pigment in patches of skin, producing a milky-white appearance?

a)

Vitiligo

b)

Albinism

c)

Psoriasis

d)

Scleroderma

11.

Which type of lesion is abnormally raised and thickened, often forming after an injury heals?

a)

Cicatrix

b)

Keloid

c)

Fissure

d)

Nodule

12.

Hey there, future doctors! Let's put your knowledge to the test. Impetigo is best described as:

a)

A fungal infection of the skin

b)

A bacterial infection with vesicles, pustules, and crusting

c)

A viral infection causing small benign growths

d)

A chronic autoimmune disease

13.

Imagine Ethan is a medical detective on a mission! He encounters a patient with twisting, enlarged veins in the legs, all due to a sneaky loss of elasticity. Can you help him figure out what condition this is?

a)

Gangrene

b)

Varicose veins

c)

Ulcer

d)

Polyp

14.

A malignant cancer arising from melanocytes is called:

a)

Basal Cell Carcinoma

b)

Malignant Melanoma

c)

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

d)

Kaposi’s Sarcoma

15.

Which of the following is a noncancerous lesion filled with fluid or semisolid material?

a)

Papule

b)

Cyst

c)

Vesicle

d)

Polyp

16.

A teenage patient presents with red, itchy, and swollen skin after using a new laundry detergent. Which diagnosis fits best?

a)

Psoriasis

b)

Eczema

c)

Scleroderma

d)

Acne

17.

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is best classified as:

a)

A bacterial infection

b)

A viral infection

c)

An autoimmune disease

d)

A fungal infection

18.

Which condition is marked by hives, swelling, and itching often related to an allergic reaction?

a)

Urticaria

b)

Eczema

c)

Psoriasis

d)

Vitiligo

19.

Imagine Avery is in a medical mystery! A patient walks in with a painful necrosis of tissue, all due to a sneaky loss of blood supply, and then, to make matters worse, a bacterial infection joins the party. Can you help Scarlett figure out which condition this is?

a)

Scabies

b)

Gangrene

c)

Impetigo

d)

Wart

20.

Which of the following is a viral cause of small, hard, benign growths on the skin?

a)

Tinea

b)

Wart

c)

Psoriasis

d)

Urticaria

21.

Which diagnostic test involves scratching the forearm and applying substances to check for allergic reactions?

a)

Punch biopsy

b)

Scratch test

c)

Excisional biopsy

d)

Cryosurgery

22.

Which procedure removes a small piece of living tissue for microscopic examination?

a)

Biopsy

b)

Laser therapy

c)

Cauterization

d)

Lipectomy

23.

Hey there, future doctors! Let's dive into the world of biopsies. In an excisional biopsy, what happens?

a)

A hollow needle removes a tissue core

b)

A circular blade produces a cylindrical sample

c)

The entire lesion or tumor is removed

d)

A tissue scraping is analyzed microscopically

24.

Hey there, future doctors! Can you help Aria figure out which biopsy technique uses a hollow needle to snag a core sample? Is it:

a)

Excisional

b)

Needle biopsy

c)

Incisional

d)

Exfoliative cytology

25.

Imagine Ethan visits a dermatologist to get rid of a pesky wart. The doctor decides to freeze it off using liquid nitrogen. What fancy name does this procedure go by?

a)

Cryosurgery

b)

Cauterization

c)

Curettage

d)

Dermabrasion

26.

Hey there, future surgeons! Imagine you're in a bustling hospital, and your friend Lily just had a little mishap. Now, she needs some tissue moved from one part of her body to another to heal up nicely. What do we call this amazing surgical transfer of tissue from one part of a patient’s body to another part of the same body?

a)

Dermatoplasty

b)

Autograft

c)

Lipectomy

d)

Mohs surgery

27.

Hey there, future surgeons! Can you help Ethan figure out which procedure is the surgical repair of the eyelid?

a)

Rhytidectomy

b)

Blepharoplasty

c)

Dermatoplasty

d)

Lipectomy

28.

Imagine Charlotte is a brave patient battling a severe wound infection. To help her heal faster, the doctors decide to perform a special procedure to remove all the damaged tissue and debris. What is this heroic act called?

a)

Curettage

b)

Debridement

c)

Dermabrasion

d)

Cauterization

29.

Which cosmetic procedure uses abrasive materials like sandpaper or brushes to remove layers of skin?

a)

Dermatoplasty

b)

Dermabrasion

c)

Chemical peel

d)

Lipectomy

30.

Hey there, future doctors! If Samuel has an abscess and needs to get rid of that pesky fluid or pus, what procedure should he undergo?

a)

Incision and drainage (I&D;)

b)

Curettage

c)

Mohs surgery

d)

Cauterization

31.

Imagine Ethan is curious about a fascinating medical procedure where fat is removed from beneath the skin using suction. Can you help him figure out what this procedure is called?

a)

Lipectomy

b)

Liposuction

c)

Dermatoplasty

d)

Laser therapy

32.

Hey there, future dermatologists! Let's dive into the fascinating world of Mohs surgery:

a)

Is it true that tissue is frozen and scraped away?

b)

Could it be that thin layers of tumorous skin are removed and examined microscopically?

c)

What about surgically removing wrinkled facial skin?

d)

Or is it all about applying chemicals to peel outer skin layers?

33.

Hey there, fabulous friends! If Abigail, Harper, and Emma were to embark on a journey to discover the secret to youthful skin, which surgery would they choose to wave goodbye to those pesky wrinkles by removing facial skin?

a)

Dermabrasion

b)

Rhytidectomy

c)

Blepharoplasty

d)

Cauterization

34.

Which procedure involves scraping the skin’s surface to remove tissue?

a)

Curettage

b)

Cryosurgery

c)

Dermabrasion

d)

Debridement

35.

Which treatment uses laser light waves to target skin conditions?

a)

Cauterization

b)

Cryosurgery

c)

Laser therapy

d)

Dermatoplasty

36.

Which drug treatment is applied directly to the skin at the site of concern?

a)

Oral

b)

Topical

c)

Transdermal

d)

Intravenous

37.

Imagine Rohan is feeling a bit under the weather with shingles. If he visits the doctor, which type of drug do you think he is most likely to be prescribed to help him feel better?

a)

Antifungal

b)

Antiviral

c)

Antipruritic

d)

Antibiotic

38.

Hey there, future pharmacists! If Olivia is feeling a bit itchy after her hike, which drug class should she reach for to find some relief?

a)

Antibiotic

b)

Antifungal

c)

Antipruritic

d)

Anesthetic

39.

During a thrilling mole removal adventure, our brave patient, Maya, is about to face the procedure. To ensure she feels no pain while the doctor works their magic, she is given a special medication. What is this wonder drug that blocks pain sensation?

a)

Antibiotic

b)

Antipruritic

c)

Anesthetic

d)

Antifungal

40.

Hey there, future health experts! If Nora is dealing with an itchy athlete’s foot, which type of medication should she ask her doctor for to kick that fungus to the curb?

a)

Antifungal

b)

Antiviral

c)

Anesthetic

d)

Antibiotic

41.

The combining form aden/o refers to:

a)

Fat

b)

Gland

c)

Skin

d)

Nail

42.

Which combining form means white?

a)

melan/o

b)

xanth/o

c)

albin/o

d)

erythr/o

43.

The prefix hypo- means:

a)

Above normal

b)

Below normal; deficient

c)

On; over; upon

d)

Within

44.

The suffix -itis refers to:

a)

Inflammation

b)

Tumor

c)

Viewing

d)

Surgical removal

45.

Which layer of the skin contains stratified squamous epithelium?

a)

Dermis

b)

Epidermis

c)

Hypodermis

d)

Subcutaneous fat

46.

The subcutaneous layer of skin functions to:

a)

Produce melanin

b)

Protect against pathogens

c)

Provide heat insulation and protect deeper tissues

d)

Secrete sebum

47.

Hey there, science explorers! 🌟 Can you help Luna figure out which accessory organ is the sneaky culprit behind those goose bumps we get when we're cold or scared?

a)

Sebaceous gland

b)

Sweat gland

c)

Arrector pili muscle

d)

Melanocyte

48.

Hey there, future skin experts! Can you help Jackson figure out which skin gland is responsible for secreting that essential oil (sebum) that keeps our hair and skin nice and lubricated? Is it:

a)

Sweat gland

b)

Sebaceous gland

c)

Endocrine gland

d)

Adrenal gland

49.

During a lively discussion in class, Abigail raises her hand and asks, "What does NKA mean in a patient’s chart?" Can you help her out?

a)

No known allergies

b)

Non-kidney abnormality

c)

Normal keratin amount

d)

No key assessment

50.

Isla and Noah are curious about a suspicious mole that their doctor wants to investigate further. The doctor orders a Bx. Can you guess what Bx stands for?

a)

Biopsy

b)

Blood pressure

c)

Basal exam

d)

Body index

51.

Which combining form means nail?

a)

trich/o

b)

onych/o

c)

kerat/o

d)

pil/o

52.

A 10-year-old develops yellow discoloration of the skin. Which combining form best describes this finding?

a)

melan/o

b)

erythr/o

c)

jaund/o

d)

cyan/o

53.

Which function of skin involves carrying impulses to and from the brain?

a)

Excretion

b)

Perception of stimuli

c)

Protection

d)

Temperature maintenance

54.

Which prefix means within?

a)

intra-

b)

sub-

c)

epi-

d)

ex-

55.

The combining form trich/o refers to:

a)

Tissue

b)

Hair

c)

Wrinkle

d)

Sweat

56.

Which suffix means surgical repair?

a)

-ectomy

b)

-plasty

c)

-opsy

d)

-tome

57.

A patient presents with blue discoloration of the skin due to lack of oxygen. Which combining form describes this?

a)

erythr/o

b)

cyan/o

c)

melan/o

d)

xanth/o

58.

The medical abbreviation SOB stands for:

a)

Severe onset burn

b)

Shortness of breath

c)

Signs of bruising

d)

Subcutaneous obstruction

59.

A dermatologist performs a dermatoplasty. This involves:

a)

Surgical removal of fat

b)

Surgical repair of the skin

c)

Removal of a nail

d)

Treatment with laser

60.

Which function of the skin prevents fluid loss and keeps pathogens out?

a)

Excretion

b)

Protection

c)

Body temperature maintenance

d)

Sensory perception