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Cells and Skin
Question | Answer |
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If you have a tumor and it is not cancer what type of tumor is it? | benign |
Metastasis is | cancer cells implanting themselves in other parts of the body |
What medication might you use to relieve itching from poison ivy? | calamine lotion |
What causes pediculosis? | lice |
Hair loss is called: | alopecia |
Harmful microorganisms are called: | pathogens |
Cells that grow and divide more rapidly than normal cells, invade nearby healthy tissue, metastasize to other parts of the body are probably what type of cell? | cancer |
Accumulation of fluid in the tissues is known as: | edema |
Intercellular fluid or fluid that is found inside the cell in known as: | cytoplasm |
On the front of what record would you find a clients allergies listed? | resident record |
What is the most important substance for your body to take in? | water |
What are some signs of infection? | redness, swelling, warmth, fever, pain |
Pathogens cause: | infection |
Is psoriasis curable or treatable? | treatable |
The outermost layer of the skin that does not have blood supply is the: | epidermis |
What is the substance in a certain type of skin cell that gives a persons skin its color? | melanin |
What is the medical term for glands that produce sweat? | sudoriferous glands |
The oil that lubricates the skin and is produced by the sebaceous glands is: | sebum |
Drugs that kill parasites on the skin are known as: | miticides |
What structure of the skin does hair grow from? | hair follicle |
What is the name of an agent that inhibits the growth of microorganisms? | antiseptic |
Skin, hair, nails, sebacious glands, and sweat glands are grouped together to form what system? | Integumentary System |
If you had mites, what type of drug would you take to get rid of them? | scabicide |
What would an infection caused by mites be called? | scabies |
What type of drug would relieve itching? | antipuritic |
When body temperature goes up, what happens to the blood vessels in the skin? | dilate |
The second layer of the skin is called the: | dermis |
What layer of tissue attaches the skin to muscle and bone? | subcutaneous |
The hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sudoriferous glands and the sense receptors are in what layer of the skin? | dermis |
The body's natural response to injury is: | inflammation |
A pediculicide would get rid of what? | lice |
What 3 actions to topical corticosteriods have? | antipruritic, anti-inflammatory, vasoconstrictive |
What are some symptoms of dermititis? | rash, itching |
What is a skin condition that has symptoms of red lesions with dry silvery scales? | psoriasis |
What might be the result of skin coming in contact with an irratating substance? | dermatitis |
If you suspect someone has a skin infection what should you do first? | take temperature |
A group of cells that function together for the same general purpose are called: | tissues |
leukopenia is | decreased white blood cells |
stomatitis is | painful inflammation of gums and mouth |
a patient with stomatitis can help decrease symptoms by | rinsing the mouth often, using a soft toothbrush or using a prescribed topical anesthetic |
meals to offer patients experiencing nausea or vomiting should be | small frequent high-protein meals that are high in calories |
remission means | disappearance of symptoms |
how much of the body is composed of water | about 66% |
Malignant is | cancer |
Pruritis is | itching caused by the release of histamine |