6 Written Questions

1. keratinized stratified epithelial (epidermis)
   dense connective (dermis)
   exposed to air; a dry membrane
2. rest of digestive tract
3. esophogus & mouth
4. soft areolar w/ no epithelial
   line fibrous capsules surrounding joints
   reduce friction
   line bursae & tendons (cushions organs and bones)
5. the abdominal cavity & it's organs
6. mostly stratified squamous or simple collumnar
   epithelial tissue over loose connective
   lines cavities that are open to exterior
   -respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive
   WET MEMBRANE: bathed in secretions but doesn't always secrete

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. cover surfaces, line body cavities and form protective/lubricating sheets around organs
   1. Serous Membranes
   2. Mucous Membrane
   3. Body Membranes
   4. Visceral
2. simple squamous over areolar tissue
   lines closed body cavities
   -occur in pairs: parietal & visceral
   between layers: serous fluid (reduces friction)
   1. Visceral
   2. Mucous Membrane
   3. Body Membranes
   4. Serous Membranes
3. partial thickness; damages epidermis and upper region of dermis, blisters appear, regeneration can still occur
   1. Second Degree Burns
   2. First Degree Burns
   3. Critical Burns
   4. Third Degree Burns
4. full thickness; damages entire thickness of the skin, area appears blanched or blackened, no pain, regeneration not possible
   1. Critical Burns
   2. First Degree Burns
   3. Third Degree Burns
   4. Second Degree Burns
5. divides the body into 11 areas
   Head: 9%
   Upper Limbs: 18%
   Trunk: 36%
   Lower Limbs: 36%
   1. Rule of 9's
   2. Pleura
   3. Critical Burns
   4. Serous Membranes
6. the lungs
   1. Peritoneum
   2. Pleura
   3. Visceral
   4. Parietal

5 True/False Questions

1. Critical Burns → partial thickness; damages through epidermis, areas become red and swollen, regeneration can still occur

   True        False

2. Pericardium → the heart.

   True        False

3. Parietal → lines the cavity

   True        False

4. First Degree Burns → partial thickness; damages through epidermis, areas become red and swollen, regeneration can still occur

   True        False

5. Visceral → lines the cavity

   True        False