.  Which statement best describes the dermis?         connective tissue that connects muscles to bones to allow movement         layer of skin containing blood vessels, glands, and nerve endings         outer layer of the skin, which is constantly replaced by new cells         soft tissue found in the hallow cavities of bones

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Q: The area of the skin that makes up the form and pattern of the ridges on the surfaces is called the:…

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Q: Which of the following is NOT epithelial tissue?  a. The epidermis b. Glandular tissue c. The…

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Q: Which of the following is INCORRECT about the O The epidermis is comprised of nonkeratinized s

A: The organ system formed of the skin and accessory structures like hair, nails and exocrine glands…

Q: Which is not part of the skin? Epidermis Dermis Subcutaenous layer

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Q: When shaving off your callus, you notice that there is no pain or bleeding. Explain why it does not…

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Q: describe the different layers that make up the epidermis and the dermis. -why does it hurt when you…

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Q: Define and list the functions of the integumentary system. if possible (Pictures could be added)

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Q: PART D. Skin Derivatives Hair: The part of the hair that is above the skin is called the and it is…

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Q: Compare structural and functional differences in thin and thick skin by completing the table below.…

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Q: Place the appropriate words and descriptions with the correct low magnification picture of…

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Q: Which of the following layers of the epidermis varies most widely between thick skin (e.g. sole of…

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Q: What layer is correctly matched with the tissue thatforms it?a. papillary layer of dermis; areolar…

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Q: Name the layer of the epidermis that you see when you look at someone's face

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Q: Describe how accessory structures, dermis, and hypodermis contribute to the function of skin.

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Q: ement is NOT true of the epidermis? elanocytes produce melanin, which protects living skin layers…

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Q: List the two terms for the tissue that connects the dermis to underlying tissues.

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Q: Discuss each level of organization (chemical, cellular, tissue and organ) in skin and how it relates…

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Q: Primary functions/Physiological Accessory Layer Tissue Type Structure processes Epidermis Dermis…

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Q: ENUMERATE IN SEQUENCE THE FIVE (5) LAYERS OF THE EPIDERMIS FROM THE DEEPEST TO THE OUTERMOST LAYER…

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Q: Which layer of the epidermis contains keratinocytes that are filling with keratin? Stratum corneum…

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Q: Which skin appendage functions to avoid overheating. Sebaceous (oil) glands Sweat (sudoiferous)…

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Q: Describe the specific function of each dermal later and relate that function to the skin’s overall…

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Q: Explain what the Integumentary system does for the body.

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Q: The layer of skin has which are helpful to surgeons making incisions and allowing them to heal…

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Q: list the functions of the skin and relate them to its structure;

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Q: List functions of skin and relate them to its structures

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Q: Describe and explain four (4) reasons why the skin contributes to the body's homeostasis. How is the…

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Q: In pigmented skin, where would you find the melanin granules? O They accumulate on the apical side…

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Q: Name the type of tissue forming the epidermis

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Q: understanding of the integument and its derivatives. Show the differences between thick and thin…

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