MA 200 MID-TERM EXAM
Make up the integumentary system except - Tounge
What type of epithelium is the epidermis? - stratified squamous
specialized epithelial cells that produce a dark pigment - melanocytes
provides waterproofing for the skin - keratin
allows the body to detect changes in the environment - Sensory receptors
The papillae of the dermis are responsible for - fingerprints and footprints
Functions of subcutaneous layer except - Lubricates body surface
Body areas contain hair except - Palms of the hand
The part of the hair that is visible is know as the - Shaft
The outermost covering of the hair is known as the - Cuticle
What produces hair? - hair follicle
What happens when the arrector pili muscles contract - goose bumps
The visible portion of the nail is known as the - Nail body
What is not a function of sebum - regulates body temperature
What body areas have the most sweat glands - Palms of hands and soles of feet
The duct of a sweat gland opens to the surface of the skin through - sweat pore
The function of cerumen is to - trap foreign material
This occurs when there is excess heat in the body except - Sebaceous glands become
active
This conditions may cause blood in the stool - Hemorrhoids
Diverticulosis
Colorectal cancer
Polyps
What is the appearance of stool exhibiting melena - Black and tarlike
What is occult blood? - Blood that is not visible
symptoms of colorectal cancer except - Shortness of breath
Make up the integumentary system except - Tounge
What type of epithelium is the epidermis? - stratified squamous
specialized epithelial cells that produce a dark pigment - melanocytes
provides waterproofing for the skin - keratin
allows the body to detect changes in the environment - Sensory receptors
The papillae of the dermis are responsible for - fingerprints and footprints
Functions of subcutaneous layer except - Lubricates body surface
Body areas contain hair except - Palms of the hand
The part of the hair that is visible is know as the - Shaft
The outermost covering of the hair is known as the - Cuticle
What produces hair? - hair follicle
What happens when the arrector pili muscles contract - goose bumps
The visible portion of the nail is known as the - Nail body
What is not a function of sebum - regulates body temperature
What body areas have the most sweat glands - Palms of hands and soles of feet
The duct of a sweat gland opens to the surface of the skin through - sweat pore
The function of cerumen is to - trap foreign material
This occurs when there is excess heat in the body except - Sebaceous glands become
active
This conditions may cause blood in the stool - Hemorrhoids
Diverticulosis
Colorectal cancer
Polyps
What is the appearance of stool exhibiting melena - Black and tarlike
What is occult blood? - Blood that is not visible
symptoms of colorectal cancer except - Shortness of breath
