Review for Integumentary Unit Test
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- Q1Outer layer of skinEpidermis30s
- Q2Hard protein found in the cells of the outermost part of the epidermis and in the nails.Keratin30s
- Q3A pigment that gives the skin its colorMelanin30s
- Q4A burn characterized by reddening of skin, discomfort (as seen by a sunburn)1st Degree Burn30s
- Q5Partial thickness burn; results in blisters2nd Degree Burn30s
- Q6Full thickness burn, results in damage to dermis and loss of nerve sensation in skin3rd Degree Burn30s
- Q7A way to classify the amount of body covered by burns (body surface area); used to identify how critical the burn isRule of Nines30s
- Q8Cells in the skin that produce melaninMelanocytes30s
- Q9Oil glands of the skin.Sebaceous Glands30s
- Q10Oily waxy substance secreted by the sebaceous glands that softens hair and skin.Sebum30s
- Q11Contains blood vessels, hair fallicles, sweat glands, and oil glands, nerve cells. Middle LayerDermis30s
- Q12Refers to the hair roots in the dermis and their coverings.Hair Follicles30s
- Q13Composed of connective and adipose (fat) tissue that connects the skin to the surface muscles (same as hypodermis layer)Subcutaneous Layer30s
- Q14Composed of connective and adipose (fat) tissue that connects the skin to the surface muscles (Same as subcutaneous layer)Hypodermis Layer30s
- Q15Used to diagnose and identify malignant melanoma skin cancer (Asymmetry, Border Irregularity, Color Irregularity, Diameter, Evolving)ABCDE Rule30s