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◉Lateral. Answer: located at or toward the side of the body or
farthest away from midline


◉Medial. Answer: located at or toward the midline


◉Posterior (dorsal). Answer: located at or toward the back of the
body


◉Proximal. Answer: nearest to the center or to the point of
attachment


◉Distal. Answer: - the part farthest from the center or from the
point of attachment


◉Care is based on four sciences. Answer: Anatomy: study of body
structure , Physiology: study of body function ,Gerontology: study of
aging Pathology: study of disease


◉a tumor is what. Answer: a new growth of abnormal cells

,◉how many chromosomes are in each cell. Answer: 46


◉true or false cancer can occur in any age groups. Answer: true


◉what is a malignant tumor. Answer: a cancerous tumor that grows
rapidly and invades other tissue


◉groups of tissues that work together to perform special functions
are called. Answer: organs


◉each cell has the same. Answer: basic structure


◉athletes foot is. Answer: caused by fungal infection, highly
contagious, can be treated by drying feet thoroughly


◉what is the outer layer of skin called. Answer: the epidermis


◉where are blood vessels nerves sweat glands and oil glands and
hair roots found. Answer: the dermis


◉what is the basic unit of a body structure called. Answer: cell

, ◉which part of the cell directs the cells activities. Answer: the
nucleus


◉inflammatory condition of the skin characterized by dry red itchy
and patches of skin is called. Answer: Eczema


◉a viral infection causing painful rash of raised blisters which can
appear anywhere in the body is called. Answer: shingles


◉a circular red spongy lesion that evolves and changes over minutes
to hours is called. Answer: wheal


◉inflammation of the skin caused by direct contact with irritating
allergy causing substance is called. Answer: contact dermatitis


◉inherited traits are controlled by. Answer: genes


◉the most common type of skin cancer is. Answer: basal cell
carcinoma


◉Skin has three layers. Answer: Epidermis is the outer layer, Dermis
is the middle layer, Subcutaneous fatty tissue secures the skin to the
structures beneath it

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