1) Which structure is the most superficial? a) epidermis b) dermis c) subcutaneous d) sebaceous glands e) sudoriferous glands 2) Which of the following is not a function of the integumentary? a) protection b) regulation c) sensory reception d) secretion e) sensory response 3) Which layer of the epidermis has the most keratin? a) stratum corneum b) stratum lucidum c) stratum granulosum d) stratum germinativum 4) Which layer of the epidermis has melanocytes? a) stratum corneum b) stratum lucidum c) stratum granulosum d) stratum germinativum 5) Which layer of the epidermis is the thinnest? a) stratum corneum b) stratum lucidum c) stratum granulosum d) stratum germinativum 6) Which layer of the epidermis are the skin cells losing nuclei? a) stratum corneum b) stratum lucidum c) stratum granulosum d) stratum germinativum 7) Which layer is the "true skin"? a) epidermis b) dermis c) subcuteanous d) hypodermis e) reticular layer 8) Which layer of the dermis connects to the epidermis? a) papillary layer b) reticular layer c) stratum spinosum d) stratum lucidum e) stratum basale 9) Which layer of the dermis supports connective tissue? a) papillary layer b) reticular layer c) stratum spinosum d) stratum lucidum e) stratum basale 10) Which is the most inner layer of the skin? a) epidermis b) dermis c) subcutaneous d) papillary layer e) reticular layer 11) How does the skin provide protection? a) keeps pathogens from entering b) covers internal structures c) protects from UV rays d) helps produce Vitamin D e) all the above 12) Which structure protects us from UV light? a) keratin b) melanin c) vitamin D d) fat tissue e) collagen 13) Which sensation is not perceived by the skin? a) pressure b) balance c) traction d) heat e) pain 14) Which of the following demonstrates absorption? a) sebum producing oil b) sweating to cool off the body c) lotion is placed on the body d) feeling pain after touching something hot e) vitamin D production 15) What do the sudoriferous glands secrete? a) sweat b) oil c) melanin d) vitamin D e) keratin 16) What do the sebaceous glands secrete? a) sweat b) oil c) melanin d) vitamin D e) keratin 17) What happens when the body gets cold? a) blood vessels dilate b) blood vessels constrict c) the skin sweats d) oil is secreted e) melanin is produced 18) What happens when the body gets hot? a) blood vessels dilate b) blood vessels constrict c) the skin sweats d) oil is secreted e) melanin is produced 19) Which accessory structure protects openings? a) hair b) sebaceous glands c) sudoriferous glands d) nails e) nevus 20) Which accessory structure is attached to a pilomotor muscle? a) hair b) sebaceous glands c) sudoriferous glands d) nails e) nevus 21) Which accessory structure is found mostly on the palms? a) hair b) sebaceous glands c) sudoriferous glands d) nails e) nevus 22) Which accessory structure is found mostly where hair is located? a) hair b) sebaceous glands c) sudoriferous glands d) nails e) nevus 23) Which accessory structure is made from hard keratin? a) hair b) sebaceous glands c) sudoriferous glands d) nails e) nevus 24) What structure is #1 a) edge of nail b) matrix c) nail body d) lunula e) cuticle 25) What structure is #3? a) edge of nail b) matrix c) nail body d) lunula e) cuticle 26) What structure is #11 a) sebaceous gland b) sudoriferous gland c) sensory receptor d) hair follicle e) nerve 27) What structure is #4 a) sebaceous gland b) sudoriferous gland c) sensory receptor d) hair follicle e) nerve 28) What structure is #2 a) epidermis b) dermis c) subcutaneous d) artery e) nerve 29) What structure is #8 a) hair b) dermis c) artery d) vein e) sebaceous gland 30) Grayish appearance due to scaled epithelial cells. a) acne vulgaris b) psoriasis c) eczema d) papule e) skin cancer 31) Growth appearance due to overexposure of UV rays. a) BCC b) SCC c) malignant melanoma d) eczema e) rosacea 32) Abnormalities in the melanocytes. a) BCC b) SCC c) malignant melanoma d) eczema e) rosacea 33) Abnormalities in the dermal layers. a) BCC b) SCC c) malignant melanoma d) eczema e) rosacea 34) Loss of hair or baldness a) alopecia b) herpes zoster c) eczema d) pruiritis  e) rosacea 35) Acute bacterial infection affecting the dermis. a) alopecia b) herpes zoster c) folliculitis d) pruiritis  e) cellulitis 36) Allergic reaction of the skin. a) rosacea b) contact dermatitis c) folliculitis d) pruiritis  e) cellulitis 37) Caused by sustained pressure. a) psoriasis b) eczema c) folliculitis d) decubitus e) cellulitis 38) Chronic contact dermatitis. a) eczema b) psoriasis c) rosacea d) impetigo e) herpes simplex 39) The medical term for boil. a) furuncles b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) tinea e) herpes zoster 40) inflammation of the hair follicles a) tinea b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) herpes zoster e) hirsutism 41) ringworm and fungal infection a) tinea b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) herpes zoster e) hirsutism 42) viral infection a) tinea b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) herpes zoster e) hirsutism 43) overgrowth of hair on face and chest a) tinea b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) herpes zoster e) hirsutism 44) bacterial infection commonly found around the nose and mouth. a) tinea b) impetigo c) folliculitis d) herpes zoster e) hirsutism 45) parasitic infection a) rosacea b) impetigo c) scabies d) herpes zoster e) urticaria

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