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RAMP FULL CERTIFICATION TEST PAPERS
BUNDLE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

⩥ Thin outermost layer of cell. Answer: Cell (plasma)membrane


⩥ Cytoplasm. Answer: Found in cell, holds other structuresin place


⩥ Contains DNA and controls cell activity. Answer: Nucleus


⩥ Centriole. Answer: Rod-shaped material in the cytoplasm that begins
cell division


⩥ Cilia. Answer: Hairlike processes on cell surface that move foreign
particles along cell surface


⩥ Flagella. Answer: Whiplike processes on cell surface, accomodates
cell movement


⩥ Diffusion. Answer: Movement of molecules from area of higher to
lower concentration

,⩥ Osmosis. Answer: Water diffusion...movement from area of higher to
lower concentrate through a semipermeable membrane


⩥ Filtration. Answer: Process of pushing water with dissolved materials
through one side of a membrane. Example- kidney filtration


⩥ Phagocytosis. Answer: Ingestion and digestion of bacteria and other
substances by phagocytic cells.


⩥ Histology. Answer: The study of tissue


⩥ Outer surface of the body and lines body cavities and major tubes and
passageways that open to exterior. Answer: Epithelial tissue


⩥ Squamous cells. Answer: Flat and irregular


⩥ Cuboidal cells. Answer: Square


⩥ Columnar cells. Answer: Long and narrow


⩥ Simple layers. Answer: One layer


⩥ Stratified layers. Answer: More than one layer

, ⩥ Connective tissue. Answer: Supports and connects other tissues and
structures


⩥ Ceruminous glands. Answer: Structures located in the ear that secrete
cerumen (earwax)


⩥ Sebaceous glands. Answer: Connected to hair follicles located in the
dermis that secrete sebum to lubricate skin and hair


⩥ Burn involving epidermis, has a red appearance. Answer: First degree


⩥ Partial thickness burn involes epidermis and part of dermis. Red
blistered apperance with edema. Answer: Second degree


⩥ Full thickness burns involves epidermis, entire dermis, and often
underlying tissues. Has pale white or charred look with brokenskin and
edema. Answer: Third degree


⩥ Carcinoma. Answer: Skin cancer


⩥ Malignant skin cancer. Answer: Basal cell carcinoma

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