integumentary system review
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| seb/o | sebum
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| myc/o | fungus
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| kerat/o | horny,hard,corhea
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| hidr/o | sweat
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| lip/o | fat,lipid
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| melan/o | black,dark
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| xer/o | dry
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| derm/o | skin
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| What are two symptoms of a second degree burn | Blisters,swelling,and extreme pain
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| A partial thickness burn is a what | First degree burn
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| First degree burns only affect the _____________ | Epidermis
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| The process of making new tissue is called | Regeneration
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| Fourth degree burns involves destruction of what three areas | Muscles,tendons,and bones
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| Autograph | Skin that is taken from the patient to be transferred to the recipient site
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| Where do you get an autograph | Buttocks,or posterior or lateral portions of the thigh
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| Xenografts definition | Skin or tissue from another species
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| Xenografts where do you get it from | Pig skin or skin bank
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| Porcine | Relating to or concerning to swine (pig)
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| Bovine | Pertaining to cattle
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| Third degree burns involve how many skin layers | All layers of the skin
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| In the rule of nine what is the percent for the trunk (torso) of the body | 36% (The torso is divided into 4 parts with each being worth 9% - anterior superior, anterior inferior, posterior superior, and posterior inferior).
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