Question 20: Select one answer only.   Which of the following does not describe the composition of the papillary layer?  A. Contains phagocytes for defense  B. Interspersed with lymph ducts and sensory  C. A mesh of collagen fibers and elastin fibers  D. A mat of areolar tissue  NOTE: D IS INCORRECT Question 21: Select one answer only.  The reticular layer contains a lot of:  A. Keratinocytes  B. Bundles of collagen fibers  C. Dermal papillae  D. Adipose tissue  NOTE: D IS INCORRECT

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