Exam 6: The Integumentary System

​The most common and most numerous type of sweat glands is the ____ gland.

Contact with the chemical toxicodendrol causes ____________________.​

​The visible portion of the hair is called the ____.

​The condition caused by lack of oxygen in the blood that gives the skin a bluish coloration is called ____.

​All the cells of which layer of the skin are transparent and flat?

The stratum ____ is commonly called the clear layer.​

The skin receives approximately ____ of all the blood circulating through the body.​

Cells of the epidermis are held together by highly convoluted, interlocking cellular links called ____________________.

​Each individual ____ is composed of the cuticle, the cortex, and the medulla.

​Which disease is a fungal infection of the nails resulting in dry, thickened, and brittle nails?

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​albinism b.​first-degree burns c.​basal cell carcinoma d.​impetigo e.​shingles f.​alopecia g.​acne h.​ringworm i.​onychocryptosis j.cyanosis -​caused by Herpes Zoster

​Which glands are simple tubular glands found in most parts of the body?

Sweat glands produce sebum.​

Psoriasis is a common chronic skin disorder that is characterized by red patches covered by thick, dry, and silvery scales.​

Which layer of the skin contains the only cells of the epidermis that are capable of dividing by mitosis?​

​The primary salt in sweat is ____.

​Which skin layer consists of spiny-shaped cells that are polyhedron in structure?

​Which condition is caused by human papillomavirus?

​The white crescent at the proximal end of the nail is called the ____.

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​albinism b.​first-degree burns c.​basal cell carcinoma d.​impetigo e.​shingles f.​alopecia g.​acne h.​ringworm i.​onychocryptosis j.cyanosis -​baldness