6 Written Questions

1. sweat glands found in most parts of the skin, coil like tubes
2. bottom layer of epidermis closest to the dermis that reproduces cells
3. redness of the skin often related to a fever
4. paleness of the skin caused by reduced blood flow or reduction in hemaglobin
5. made up of hard keratine (protein)
6. the cuticle part of the nail

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. involuntary muscle attached to hair follicles, gives you goose bumps
   1. Pallor
   2. Arrector Pili
   3. Dermis
   4. Epidermis
2. white crescent area of the nail most active growing
   1. Pallor
   2. nail root
   3. nails
   4. Epidermis
3. bluish discoloration of the skin caused by lack of oxygen in the blood
   1. Melanin
   2. Carotene
   3. Cyanosis
   4. nails
4. present in the axilla, dark area around nipples, anal, and genital regions
   1. Apocrine gland
   2. Sebaceous Glands
   3. Eccrine gland
   4. Sudoriferous Glands
5. skin pigment produced in the epidermis, screens out UV rays
   1. Dermis
   2. Melanin
   3. Flushing
   4. Pallor
6. outer layer of the skin has 5 layers
   1. nails
   2. Eponychium
   3. Dermis
   4. Epidermis

6 True/False Questions

1. Eccrine gland → responds to increase body temp. cool the body by evaporation

   True        False

2. Carotene → yellow pigment, source of vitamin A

   True        False

3. Dermis → outer layer of the skin has 5 layers

   True        False

4. Functions of the Integumentary System → protection, body temp, excretion, synthesis of vitamin D, sensory reception

   True        False

5. Subcutaneous tissue → loose connective and adipose tissue that holds the skin to the underlying organs

   True        False

6. Sebaceous Glands → oily glands connected to the hair follicles produces sebum, saclike structures

   True        False