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First layer of epidermis? Right Ans - stratum basale

histology is ? Right Ans - study of tissues

What is a codon? Right Ans - a three-nucleotide (base) pairs of amino
sequence that codes for an amino acid

The scapula is Right Ans - shoulder blade

What vertebra is C1? Right Ans - atlas

C2 vertebrae Right Ans - axis

How many lumbar vertebrae are there? Right Ans - 5 (L1-L5)

Your mandible is your: Right Ans - lower jaw

Which of the following is a sweat gland? Right Ans - Apocrine / eccrine

what type of gland releases small pieces of cell? Right Ans - Apocrine

Connective tissue with liquid matrix known as plasma Right Ans - Blood

Connective tissue with a solid matrix that functions to support Right Ans -
bones

which muscle in involuntary and striated Right Ans - cardiac muscle

what muscle is voluntary and striated? Right Ans - skeletal muscle

Muscle (Non-striated) Right Ans - smooth

what basic tissue type underlies and supports other tissues? Right Ans -
Smooth

, the fundamental cell type found in cartilage? Right Ans - chondrocyte

cell type found in bone ? Right Ans - osteocyte

The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin Right Ans - TRUE

Keratinization of epithelial cell occurs in which layer of skin? Right Ans -
Epidermis

which layer of skin contains sensory receptors? Right Ans - dermis

the outer layer of skin is the Right Ans - epidermis

the inner layer of skin is the Right Ans - dermis

Subcutis or subcutaneous Right Ans - all of the above

the subcutaneous layers connects Right Ans -

all are characteristics of subcutaneous layer are false? Right Ans - above
dermis

subcutaneous layer also know as Right Ans - Hypodermis

ceruminous glands in Right Ans - modified sweat glands, located in
external ear canal, secretes cerumen (earwax)

Ceruminous produce Right Ans - ear wax

sebaceous glands Right Ans - secrete sebum (oil) into the hair follicles
where the hair shafts pass through the dermis

the type of sweat gland active in axillary region during puberty Right Ans -
Apocrine

structures that causes goosebumps and hairs to stand up Right Ans -
Arrector pili muscle.

Meloanocytes Right Ans - pigment cells

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