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Anatomy and Physiology: Exam 2 | Comprehensive Practice Test | Questions with Certified Solutions | Already Graded A+|100% Correct (Chamberlain) Quiz_________________? - Karatinocytes - Melanocytes - Tactile (Merkel) cells - Dendritic (Langerhans) cells - ANSWER What are the 4 main cell types in the epidermis? Quiz_________________? - lubricates and waterproofs hair and skin - weakens or kills bacteria on skin surface - ANSWER What is the function of sebum Quiz_________________? - Stratum basale - Stratum spinosum - Stratum granulosum - Stratum lucidum - Stratum corneum - ANSWER What are the layers of the epidermis (list from bottom up)? Quiz_________________? -Bleeding/inflammation - Scab formation - Formation of granulation tissue (soft mass of perfused tissue) - Regeneration/fibrosis - ANSWER List the events of tissue repair in order Quiz_________________? -eumelanin- brownish black -pheomelanin- reddish yellow - ANSWER What are 2 types of pigments and what is their color? Quiz_________________? -Glands release sweat for evaporative cooling - Vasoconstriction - Vasodilation - ANSWER Name 3 ways the integumentary system thermoregulates? Quiz_________________? -Resistance to trauma and infection -Prevents loss or gain of water -Vitamin D synthesis -Sensory receptors for heat, cold, touch, texture, pressure, vibration, and tissue injury -Thermoregulation - ANSWER Functions of the Integumentary System Quiz_________________? -Skin has low pH to reduce bacteria and fungi -Cells are packed closely together with tough protein called keratin - ANSWER How does skin resist trauma and infection? Quiz_________________? ~65% inorganic, ~35% organic - ANSWER What are the percentages of organic vs. inorganic components of the bone? Quiz_________________? 1 layer - ANSWER How many layers are found in the stratum basale? Quiz_________________? 1. begins at primary ossification center (middle cartilaginous shaft of long bones) 2. continues at secondary ossification centers (larger "long bones" contain multiple secondary centers) - ANSWER Steps of ossification (for endochrondral bone formation) Quiz_________________? 1. Formation of hematoma- mass of clotted blood forms at the fracture site 2. Formation of soft callus- collagen fibers and fibrocartilage form a soft callus 3. Conversion to hard callus- osteoblasts deposit a temporary bone collar around the fracture 4. Bone Remodeling- osteoblasts deposit spongy bone which is gradually converted to compact bone; fracture usually leaves a slight thickening - ANSWER What are the steps in bone repair for a simple fracture? Quiz_________________? 1. Giantism- hypersecretion of GH 2. Dwarfism (pituitary)- hyposecretion of GH & T3/T4 3. Achondroplastic dwarfism- failure of cartilage cells to multiply and divide, affects growth of long bones only - ANSWER What are some disorders resulting from homeostatic imbalances in bone growth hormones (name and describe them)? Quiz_________________? 1. Growth hormone (GH) 2. Thyroid hormone (T3/T4) 3. Calcitonin 4. Parathyroid hormon (PTH) 5. Calcitrol (Vitamin D) 6. Sex hormones (testosterone and estrogen) - ANSWER What are the main hormones involved with regulation of bone growth?

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Comprehensive Practice Test |
Questions with Certified Solutions |
Already Graded A+|100% Correct



Quiz_________________?

- Karatinocytes

- Melanocytes

- Tactile (Merkel) cells

- Dendritic (Langerhans) cells -

ANSWER✅

What are the 4 main cell types in the epidermis?




Quiz_________________?

- lubricates and waterproofs hair and skin

- weakens or kills bacteria on skin surface -

ANSWER✅

What is the function of sebum




Quiz_________________?

- Stratum basale


1

, - Stratum spinosum

- Stratum granulosum

- Stratum lucidum

- Stratum corneum -

ANSWER✅

What are the layers of the epidermis (list from bottom up)?




Quiz_________________?

-Bleeding/inflammation

- Scab formation

- Formation of granulation tissue (soft mass of perfused tissue)

- Regeneration/fibrosis -

ANSWER✅

List the events of tissue repair in order




Quiz_________________?

-eumelanin- brownish black

-pheomelanin- reddish yellow -

ANSWER✅

What are 2 types of pigments and what is their color?




Quiz_________________?

-Glands release sweat for evaporative cooling

- Vasoconstriction

- Vasodilation -



2

, ANSWER✅

Name 3 ways the integumentary system thermoregulates?




Quiz_________________?

-Resistance to trauma and infection

-Prevents loss or gain of water

-Vitamin D synthesis

-Sensory receptors for heat, cold, touch, texture, pressure, vibration, and tissue injury

-Thermoregulation -

ANSWER✅

Functions of the Integumentary System




Quiz_________________?

-Skin has low pH to reduce bacteria and fungi

-Cells are packed closely together with tough protein called keratin -

ANSWER✅

How does skin resist trauma and infection?




Quiz_________________?

~65% inorganic, ~35% organic -

ANSWER✅

What are the percentages of organic vs. inorganic components of the bone?




Quiz_________________?



3

, 1 layer -

ANSWER✅

How many layers are found in the stratum basale?




Quiz_________________?

1. begins at primary ossification center (middle cartilaginous shaft of long bones)

2. continues at secondary ossification centers (larger "long bones" contain multiple
secondary centers) -

ANSWER✅

Steps of ossification (for endochrondral bone formation)




Quiz_________________?

1. Formation of hematoma- mass of clotted blood forms at the fracture site

2. Formation of soft callus- collagen fibers and fibrocartilage form a soft callus

3. Conversion to hard callus- osteoblasts deposit a temporary bone collar around the
fracture

4. Bone Remodeling- osteoblasts deposit spongy bone which is gradually converted to
compact bone; fracture usually leaves a slight thickening -

ANSWER✅

What are the steps in bone repair for a simple fracture?




Quiz_________________?

1. Giantism- hypersecretion of GH

2. Dwarfism (pituitary)- hyposecretion of GH & T3/T4

3. Achondroplastic dwarfism- failure of cartilage cells to multiply and divide, affects growth
of long bones only -

ANSWER✅


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