Chapter 3 - Integumentary System
Only the integumentary system contains epithelial tissue?
true
false
Order the layers of the epidermis from least superficial to most superficial.
basale → spinosum → grandulosum → lucidum → corneum
basale → lucidum → grandulosum → spinosum → corneum
corneum → grandulosum → spinosum → lucidum → basale
corneum → lucidum → spinosum → grandulosum → basale
Where do you give hypodermic injections?
epidermal layer
dermal layer
subcutaneous layer
reticular layer
The reticular layer of the dermis is superficial to the papillary layer?
true
false
Exocrine glands are part of the __________ and endocrine glands are part of the __________?
integumentary system, endocrine system
integumentary system, lymphatic system
lymphatic system, integumentary system
integumentary system, integumentary system
endocrine system, endocrine system
Which of the following about the epidermal layers is false?
basale (melanocytes, sensory tactile disks/Merkel cells)
spinosum (immune response dendritic Langerhans cells)
grandulosum (produces keratin)
lucidum (only found in thin skin)
corneum (water resistant)
The epidermis is made up of epithelial tissue and the dermis is made up of connective tissue?
true
false
TODO: double check
Which of the 5 epidermal layers of skin does only thick skin have (plams & soles)?
corneum
lucidum
spinosum
grandulosum
basale
Which statement about exocrine glands is false?
holocrine glands are sebaceous glands
apocrine glads are sweat glands
merocrine glands are sweat glands
ecrine glands are are sebaceous glands
The integumentary system includes skin, nails, and hair, but not glands?
true
false
Which statement about burns glands is false?
first degree burn damages part of the epidermis
second degree burn damages all of the epidermis
third degree burn damages all of the epidermis and dermis
third degree burns are more painful than second degree burns
Finger prints are comprised of?
epidermis only
dermis only
epidermal ridges and dermal papillae
epidermal papillae and dermal ridges
Order from least superficial to most superficial.
muscle → subcutaneous → dermis → epidermis
muscle → dermis → subcutaneous → epidermis
epidermis → subcutaneous → dermis → muscle
epidermis → dermis → subcutaneous → muscle
Which statement about administration of medication is incorrect?
intramuscular injection, 90° angle, into muscle
subcutaneous injection, 45° angle, into fat
subcutaneous injection, 45° angle, into dermis
intradermal injection, 10° angle, into epidermis
Sweat gland, secreted into hair follicles (groin, armpit, nipples), responsible for odor (feeds bacteria)?
holocrine
apocrine
ecrine
merocrine
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