Chapter 4 Integumentary system Flashcards

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What does the root derm/o, dermat/o mean? Give an example

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Skin. Example, Dermabrasion, surgical procedure used to resurface the skin and remove imperfections

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What does the root kerat/o mean? Give an example

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Keratin, horny layer of the skin. Example, Keratinous, containing keratin; horny

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What does the root melan/o mean? Give an example

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dark, black, melanin. Example, melanosome, small cellular body that produces melanin

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What does the root hidr/o mean? Give an example

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Sweat, perspiration. Example, anhidrosis, absence of sweating

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What does the root seb/o mean? Give an example

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Sebum, sebaceous gland. Example, seborrhea, excess flow of sebum

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What does the root trich/o mean? Give an example

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Hair. Example, trichomycosis, fungal infection of the hair

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What does the root onych/o mean? Give an example

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Nail. Example, onychia, inflammation of the nail and nail bed

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The layer of skin above the dermis is what?

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Epidermis

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9
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A protein that thickens and waterproofs the skin is what?

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Keratin

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10
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The outermost layer of the epidermis is what?

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Stratum Corneum

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11
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The main pigment in the skin is what?

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Melanin

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12
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The subcutaneous layer is located?

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Below the dermis

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13
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The subcutaneous tissue is composed mainly of what?

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Connective tissue and fat

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The purpose of the sebum is to do what?

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Lubricate the skin and hair

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The sudoriferous glands produce what?

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Sweat

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16
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A word that means the same has subcutaneous is what?

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Hypodermic

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17
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Under conditions of hypermelanosis, the skin becomes what?

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Dark

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18
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In cases of keratosis, the skin becomes what?

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Thick

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19
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Hidradenitis is what?

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Inflammation of sweat gland

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20
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The term onychoid refers to what?

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Nail

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21
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Trichomycosis is what?

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Fungal infection of hair

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22
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In hypohidrosis, one would expect what?

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Reduced amount of sweat

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23
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Keratogenesis is what?

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Formation of keratin

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Trichology is what?

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Study of hair

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Onychomalacia is what?
Softening of a nail
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Paronychia is what?
Infection around a nail
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Pyoderma is what?
presence of pus in the skin
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Removal of damaged tissue from a wound is what?
Debridement
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A purulent wound contains what?
Pus
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An escharotomy is what?
A removal of a scab
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Another name for pressure ulcer is what?
Decubitus ulcer
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Eczema is what?
Chronic allergic dermatitis
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Pemphigus and lupus erythematosus are what?
Autoimmune disease
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Vesicles and bullae are what?
Fluid filled lesions
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Nodules and papules are what?
Raised lesions
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Albinism is characterized by what?
Lack of pigment
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Alopecia is what?
Loss of hair
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A cicatrix is what?
Scar
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Diaphoresis is what?
Excess sweating
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A excoriation is caused by what?
Scratching
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Akeloid is what?
Thickened scar
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Pruritus is what?
Severe itching
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Diascopy is used to do what?
Examine a skin lesion
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Tugor is a measure of the skins what?
Elasticity
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A hair grows within what?
Follicle
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Hidradentitis is what?
Inflammation of a sweat gland
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A melanocyte gives the skin what?
Color
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A dermatome is what?
Instrument for cutting the skin
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Atopic dermatitis is also called what?
Eczema
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Squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma involve what?
Epithelial cells
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The term actinic pertains to what?
Radiation
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A cicatrix is what?
Scar
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Eryhthema is what?
Redness
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Ecchymosis is caused by what?
Bleeding under the skin
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Excoriation is caused by what?
Scratching
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A nevus is what?
mole
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An antipruritic prevents
Itching
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A fissure is what?
Crack
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Sudoriferous glands secrete what?
Sweat
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Excessive hair growth is termed what?
Hypertrichosis
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Reopening of a wound is called?
Dehiscence
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Epidermal hyperplasia causes what?
Psoriasis
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Another term for athletes foot is what?
Dermatophytosis
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Infestation with lice is called what?
Pediculosis
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A verruca is what?
Wart
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The medical name for hives is what?
Urticarial
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A small, raised surface skin lesion is what?
Papule
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Seborrheic keratosis is what?
Benign, lightly pigmented skin growth
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Which syllable has the primary accent in hypohidrosis?
Dro
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Which syllable has the primary accent in keratolysis?
Tol
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Which syllable has the primary accent in exudate?
Eks
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The skin and its associated structures make up what?
Integumentary system
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Wheals, nodules, bullae are what?
Lesions
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The arrector pili muscle is attached to what?
Hair follicle
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Anhidrosis causes absence of what?
Sweat
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New skin grows from what?
Stratum basale