Brittany Cummings Integumentary System. What is the function of the ridges produced by papillae? A. So that something on the body can be fingerprinted.

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Brittany Cummings Integumentary System

What is the function of the ridges produced by papillae? A. So that something on the body can be fingerprinted B. To increase surface area and the number of sweat glands on the palms C. For the temporary storage of sodium chloride D. To provide resistance to slipping when grasping and holding objects

What is the function of the ridges produced by papillae? A. So that something on the body can be fingerprinted B. To increase surface area and the number of sweat glands on the palms C. For the temporary storage of sodium chloride D. To provide resistance to slipping when grasping and holding objects

Which of the following statements about Athlete’s Foot is true? A. It is contagious B. It is caused by a virus C. Treatment involves keeping the area warm and moist D. It can be prevented by using antibacterial foot powder

Which of the following statements about Athlete’s Foot is true? A. It is contagious B. It is caused by a virus C. Treatment involves keeping the area warm and moist D. It can be prevented by using antibacterial foot powder

What part of the integumentary system would undergo the GREATEST change if a person ate an excessive amount of food in 3 month period of time A. Epidermal layer B. Dermis C. Subcutaneous layer D. Melanocytes

What part of the integumentary system would undergo the GREATEST change if a person eat an excessive amount of food in 3 month period of time A. Epidermal layer B. Dermis C. Subcutaneous layer D. Melanocytes

The innermost layer of the epidermis is constantly reproducing itself. This function enables the skin to: A. Detect pressure and pain B. Repair itself if injured C. Soak in the suns ultraviolet rays D. store energy

The innermost layer of the epidermis is constantly reproducing itself. This function enables the skin to: A. Detect pressure and pain B. Repair itself if injured C. Soak in the suns ultraviolet rays D. store energy

An inflammation of the skin that produces a rash caused by coming in contact with a substance or stress is: A. Acne Vulgaris B. Herpes simplex C. Dermatitis D. Alopecia

An inflammation of the skin that produces a rash caused by coming in contact with a substance or stress is: A. Acne Vulgaris B. Herpes simplex C. Dermatitis D. Alopecia

When a person has acne, oily deposit harden and pores become plugged when the secretions cannot escape, they fill with: A. Leukocytes B. Fungi C. Sweat D. Yeasts

When a person has acne, oily deposit harden and pores become plugged when the secretions cannot escape, they fill with: A. Leukocytes B. Fungi C. Sweat D. Yeasts

Which of the following statements about malignant melanoma is true: A. full recovery occurs in 99% of the cases B. occurs most often on the scalp and lower lip C. It may appear as brown irregular patches that suddenly appears D. It can be treated with aclycolvir

Which of the following statements about malignant melanoma is true: A. full recovery occurs in 99% of the cases B. occurs most often on the scalp and lower lip C. It may appear as a brown irregular patches that suddenly appears D. It can be treated with aclycolvir

What type of burn involves complete destruction of the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer: A. first degree B. second degree C. third degree D. electrical

What type of burn involves complete destruction of the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer: A. first degree B. second degree C. third degree D. electrical

What cell in the skin are stimulated when exposed to sunlight, causing a darkening of the exposed area? A. adipocytes B. melanocytes C. papillae D. sebacceous cells

What cell in the skin are stimulated when exposed to sunlight, causing a darkening of the exposed area A. adipocytes B. melanocytes C. papillae D. sebacceous cells

The hollow tube in which the hair grows is called the: A. follicle B. melanocyte C. papillae D. medulla

The hollow tube in which the hair grows is called the A. follicle B. melanocyte C. papillae D. medulla

The layer of the skin that contains the blood vessels, nerves, glands and hair follicles is the : A. epidermis B. dermis C. stratum corneum D. subcutaneous layer

The layer of the skin that contains the blood vessels, nerves, glands and hair follicles is the : A. epidermis B. dermis C. stratum corneum D. subcutaneous layer

The ridges of the stratum germinativum are called: A. corns B. warts C. matrices D. papillae

The ridges of the stratum germinativum are called: A. corns B. warts C. matrices D. papillae

What muscle cause the skin to pucker around a hair when exposed to a sudden chill: A. bicep B. tricep C. stratum corneum D. arrector pili

What muscle cause the skin to pucker around a hair when exposed to a sudden chill: A. bicep B. tricep C. stratum corneum D. arrector pili

When topical medication is applied to the skin, which function of the skin is being utilized A. protection B. sensory preception C. absorption D. secretion

When topical medication is applied to the skin, which function of the skin is being utilized A. protection B. sensory preception C. absorption D. secretion

Sebaceous glands secret oil for hair and skin called: A. keratin B. melanin C. cerumin D. sebum

Sebaceous glands secret oil for hair and skin called: A. keratin B. melanin C. cerumin D. sebum

Axillary sudoriferous gland produce an odor when their secretion mix with: A. sebum B. bacteria C. keratin D. melanin

Axillary sudoriferous gland produce an odor when their secretion mix with: A. sebum B. bacteria C. keratin D. melanin

When the normal hair is replaced by a very short, transparent hair, what condition result: A. alopecia B. albinism C. herpes D. dermatitis

When the normal hair is replaced by a very short, transparent hair, what condition result: A. alopecia B. albinism C. herpes D. dermatitis

Acne vulgaris is a common, chronic disorder of the: A. dermal papillae B. melanocyte C. Sebaceous glands D. hair follicles

Acne vulgaris is a common, chronic disorder of the: A. dermal papillae B. melanocyte C. Sebaceous glands D. hair follicles

What disorder of the integumentary system cause potential infection of a newborn baby A. basal cell carcinoma B. alopecia C. genital herpes D. dermatitis

What disorder of the integumentary system cause potential infection of a newborn baby A. basal cell carcinoma B. alopecia C. genital herpes D. dermatitis

What is the primary cause of skin cancer A. exposure to laboratory radiation B. exposure to direct sunlight C. use of chemical products, such as makeup on the skin D. heredity

What is the primary cause of skin cancer A. exposure to laboratory radiation B. exposure to direct sunlight C. use of chemical products, such as makeup on the skin D. heredity

Any change in an existing wart or mole may be a sign of : A. acne B. dermatitis C. cyst D. melanoma

Any change in an existing wart or mole may be a sing of : A. acne B. dermatitis C. cyst D. melanoma

Sweat glands are found primarily in or on the A. axilla B. back C. elbow D. knee

Sweat glands are found primarily in or on the A. axilla B. back C. elbow D. knee

The visible part of the hair is called the A. follicle B. papilla C. root D. shaft

The visible part of the hair is called the A. follicle B. papilla C. root D. shaft

The oil producing glands of the skin are called A. endocrine glands B. sebaceous gland C. sudoriferous gland D. sweat gland

The oil producing glands of the skin are called A. endocrine glands B. sebaceous gland C. sudoriferous gland D. sweat gland

The medical term for sweat gland is: A. endocrine gland B. oil gland C. sebaceous gland D. sudoriferous

The medical term for sweat gland is: A. endocrine gland B. oil gland C. sebaceous gland D. sudoriferous

The outermost layer of the skin is the: A. epidermis B. dermis C. membrane D. subcutaneous

The outermost layer of the skin is the: A. epidermis B. dermis C. membrane D. subcutaneous

The outermost layer of the epidermis is the: A. stratum corneum B. stratum germinativum C. dermis D. epithelial layer

The outermost layer of the epidermis is the: A. stratum corneum B. stratum germinativum C. dermis D. epithelial layer

The outer layer of the hair shaft is the A. root B. cortex C. medulla D. papilla

The outer layer of the hair shaft is the A. root B. cortex C. medulla D. papilla

The pigment that gives color to the skin A. albinism B. alopecia C. melanin D. sebum

The pigment that gives color to the skin A. albinism B. alopecia C. melanin D. sebum

What is a function of the skin A. convent glycogen to glucose B. secretion of the hormones C. manufacture of vitamin C D. protection from germ invasion

What is a function of the skin A. convent glycogen to glucose B. secretion of the hormones C. manufacture of vitamin C D. protection from germ invasion