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Final: Chapter 5 Test

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  1. SKIN FUNCTIONS: VITAMIN D PRODUCTION
  2. STRATUM BASALE
  3. CANCER
  4. LINES OF CLEAVAGE
  5. MELANOMA
  1. a the deepest layer. This layer contains stem cells to replace keratinocytes at the epithelial surface. Skin surfaces that lack hair also contain specialized epithelial cells known as Merkel cells. It takes 15-30 days for cells to move from this layer to the stratum corneum
  2. b when cells undergo uncontrolled growth and are not regulated by signals involved with controlling the cell cycle, & involve mutations in DNA
  3. c follow the bundles of fibers in the skin, cuts parallel to a line of cleavage heal with little scarring while cuts perpendicular to the line of cleavage result in greater scarring
  4. d made by cells in the skin upon sun exposure and transported to the liver and kidneys where it is converted to a hormone called calcitriol that regulates calcium and phosphorus metabolism in the body
  5. e a malignant tumor of melanocytes, less common than other skin cancers but responsible for most of the deaths, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, & to detect melanomas, remember the ABCDE rule

5 Multiple Choice Questions

  1. yellow skin coloring caused by liver problems
  2. the deeper and thicker layer of the skin
  3. form an impermeable barrier to the passage of fluids
  4. fibroblasts form a network of collagen fibers to stabilize the site which forms a framework
  5. temperature, touch, and pain

5 True/False Questions

  1. DESMOSOMEScancers of muscles, connective tissues (such as bone cancer)

          

  2. PAPILLARY LAYERdeeper, dense irregular ct, & collagen and elastin fibers (strength)

          

  3. SCAR TISSUEthe deeper and thicker layer of the skin

          

  4. HAIR SHAFTthe portion that extends beyond the skin

          

  5. THIRD DEGREE BURNSepidermis only is burned, erythemia and brief pain, & minor sunburn can cause 1st degree burns