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Skin Practice

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They study of the skin and its accessories is called _____ Dermatology
The skin is the ________ organ in the body Largest
Which is the layer of the epidermis that is missing in thin skin ? Stratum Lucidum
The palms and soles jabe which type of skin ? Thick
Separation of the epidermis and dermis from friction ? Blisters
Which pigment is the brown-black skin pigment ? Eumelanin
Which pigment is the pinkish-reddish pigment in the skin due to blood ? Nemoglobin
Which pigment is fund in fruits and vegetables and gives the thick skin an orange color ? Cartene
Flat accumulations of melanin are called ______ Freckles
Raised accumulations of melanin are called ____ Moles
Which are for temperature and pain reception ? Free Nerve Endings
Which are small blood vessels for gas exchange ? Capillary Loops
Which are cooling processes ? Vasodilation , Sweating
the middle layer of the skin Dermis
the bottom layer of the skin Hypodermis
the top layer of the skin Epidermis
contains adipose tissue Hypodermis
contains 4 to 5 strate of cells Epidermis
contains the oil and sweat glands, blood vessels, and nerves Dermis
is also called the subcutaneus tissue Hypodermis
is avascular, keratinized, stratified, squamous epithelial tissue Epidermis
is lose connective tissue Dermis
the most abundant epidermal cells Keratinocytes
are sloughed off daily Keratinocytes
are in the bottom layer and produces the color of the skin cells Melanocytes
produces the pigment for skin and hair color Melanocytes
are tactile (touch) receptors at dermis-epidermis junction Meissner´s Corpuscles
are undifferentiated basal cells that produce the keratinocytes Stem Cells
are star-shaped phagocytes (engulfers) in the stratum spinosum Langerhans Cells
a decrease in hemoglobin due to low blood preesure, fear, or anemia leads to this white skin condition Pallor
a reddish skin condition due to an increase in blood supply Erythenia
a bluish skin condition due to a lack of oxygenated blood Cyanosis
a lack pigmentation in skin, hair, or eyes Albinism
a yellowish skin condition due to bile pigments and bilirubin levels being off due to liver problems Jaundice
Black and blue marks from blood escaping damaged vessels beneath the skin surface Bruises
Blood clots beneath the skin Hematomes
Patches of discolored skin discolored by benign tumors of the blood capillaries that are often called birthmarks Hemangionias
Hemangiomas that are raised Strawberries
Hemangiomas that are flat ones Port-Wine Stains
The loss of skin pigmentation due to destruction of melanocytes due to an autoimmune disorder Vitiligo
upper, thin layer of dermis Papillary Layer
lower, thicker layer of dermis Reticular Layer
layer of dermis with sweat and oil glands Reticular Layer
layer of dermis with Meissner´s corpuscles Papillary Layer
layer of dermis with Pacinian corpuscles Reticular Layer
layer of dermis with capillary loops and free nerve endings Papillary Layer
Enlarged adipocytes in the dermis cause wrinkling in the epidermis Adipocytes
Dermis tears due to extreme skin stretching Striae
Sores on the skin that develop when blood vessels are compressed for long periods Decubitus Ulcers (Bedsores)
excessive hairiness in women Hirsutism
created from contractions of the arrector pili muscles Goosebumps / Chillbumps
Short, stout, protective hairs of the eyebrows, eyelashes, nose, and ears Vibrissae
Thinning of hair due to possibly an autoimmune disorder Alopecia
Type of hair is pale, fine, soft and on the skin of unborn babies Lanugo
Type of hair is pale, fine, and all over the body Vellus
Type of hair is darker, coarse, and make up the eyebrows, axillary hair, genital hair, scalp, and on the face, chest, arms, and legs of males Terminal
Flat, dead, scaly cells that are packed closely togehter with parallel collagen fibers that are derivatives of the stratum corneum and are used by humans and primates as tools for picking up small objects are Nails
The white cresent area of the nail over the nail matrix is the Lunula
What are sudoriferous glands ? / Sebaceous Glands ? Sweat / Oil
Which type of sweat glands are in the armpits ? / Are Everywhere ? Apocine / Eccrine
A sunburn is which type of burn ? / A sunburn with blisters ? First Degree / Second Degree
Uncontrolled cell division resulting in abnormal cells is called Cancer
A - Asymmetry
B - Border Irregularity
C - Color
D - Diameter
E - Evolving
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