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Integumentary System Exam Questions with Correct Answers Latest Version T/F: The skin is designed to screen out any harmful ultraviolet radiation contained in sunlight - Answers True T/F: The dermis is the outermost layer of the skin - Answers False T/F: Perspiration is 50 percent water, 25 percent salt, and 25 percent organic materials. - Answers False T/F: An intact skin surface is the best way the body can defend itself against pathogens - Answers True T/F: The loss of subcutaneous fat results in lines, wrinkles, and sagging of the skin - Answers True T/F: The medical prefix epi- means upon - Answers True T/F: If a person is described as an albino, you would expect their skin to be unusually ruddy - Answers False T/F: Hyperthermia means below normal heat. - Answers False T/F: Certain medications can increase the risk of obtaining a sunburn - Answers true T/F: The treatment for malignant melanoma is cryosurgery. - Answers false T/F: The epidermis is considered your "True Skin" - Answers false T/F: The Epidermis has 5 distinct layers of skin - Answers True T/F: Melanocytes make the protien melanin, which protect the skin against UV rays of the sun - Answers True T/F: Papillae, friction ridges, are found in the hypodermis layer of the skin - Answers False T/F: Sebum is found in the sudoriferous glands of the skin - Answers False The various shades of human skin color are determined by the amount of _____. a. keratin in the skin b. papillae c. melanin in the skin d. Merkel cells - Answers c. melanin in the skin Nails are formed by the _____ layer. a. epidermal b. hypodermal c. dermal d. subcutaneous - Answers a. epidermal Skin is protected by a thick, oily substance called _____. a. sebum b. melanin c. keratin d. mucus - Answers a. sebum The number-one way to prevent the spread of disease is _____. a. bathing daily b. wearing gloves c. keeping the fingernails short d. hand washing - Answers d. hand washing The amount of water lost through the skin is almost _____ milliliters a day.

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Integumentary System Exam Questions with Correct Answers Latest Version 2025-2026

T/F: The skin is designed to screen out any harmful ultraviolet radiation contained in sunlight - Answers
True

T/F: The dermis is the outermost layer of the skin - Answers False

T/F: Perspiration is 50 percent water, 25 percent salt, and 25 percent organic materials. - Answers False

T/F: An intact skin surface is the best way the body can defend itself against pathogens - Answers True

T/F: The loss of subcutaneous fat results in lines, wrinkles, and sagging of the skin - Answers True

T/F: The medical prefix epi- means upon - Answers True

T/F: If a person is described as an albino, you would expect their skin to be unusually ruddy - Answers
False

T/F: Hyperthermia means below normal heat. - Answers False

T/F: Certain medications can increase the risk of obtaining a sunburn - Answers true

T/F: The treatment for malignant melanoma is cryosurgery. - Answers false

T/F: The epidermis is considered your "True Skin" - Answers false

T/F: The Epidermis has 5 distinct layers of skin - Answers True

T/F: Melanocytes make the protien melanin, which protect the skin against UV rays of the sun - Answers
True

T/F: Papillae, friction ridges, are found in the hypodermis layer of the skin - Answers False

T/F: Sebum is found in the sudoriferous glands of the skin - Answers False

The various shades of human skin color are determined by the amount of _____.

a. keratin in the skin

b. papillae

c. melanin in the skin

d. Merkel cells - Answers c. melanin in the skin

Nails are formed by the _____ layer.

a. epidermal

b. hypodermal

, c. dermal

d. subcutaneous - Answers a. epidermal

Skin is protected by a thick, oily substance called _____.

a. sebum

b. melanin

c. keratin

d. mucus - Answers a. sebum

The number-one way to prevent the spread of disease is _____.

a. bathing daily

b. wearing gloves

c. keeping the fingernails short

d. hand washing - Answers d. hand washing

The amount of water lost through the skin is almost _____ milliliters a day.

a. 500

b. 200

c. 1,000

d. 50 - Answers a. 500

A pressure ulcer (decubitus) that has a skin break through all layers of the skin is classified as stage
_____.

a. I c. III

b. II d. IV - Answers c. III

Which of the following conditions is caused by a parasite?

a. ingrown nails

b. head lice

c. fungal infections

d. warts - Answers b. head lice

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