Question 1

​Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Lipoma

Accepted Answer

A) bulla 
B) macule 
C) tumor 
A) bulla 
B) macule 
C) tumor

Question 2

A scrape or burn is an example of a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  bulla 
B)  excoriation 
C)  tumor 
D)  papule 
A)  bulla 
B)  excoriation 
C)  tumor 
D)  papule

Question 3

Match each term with its definition.
-Scar that developed excess dense tissue as it progressed through the healing process

Accepted Answer

A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis 
A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis

Question 4

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Muscular

Accepted Answer

A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism 
A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism

Question 5

Match each term with its definition.
-When the surface blood vessels do this,it reduces the loss of heat through the skin

Accepted Answer

A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal 
A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal

Question 6

Which of the following is not a common treatment for acne vulgaris?

Accepted Answer

A)  systemic antibiotics 
B)  oral contraceptives 
C)  topical antibacterial product 
D)  change in diet 
A)  systemic antibiotics 
B)  oral contraceptives 
C)  topical antibacterial product 
D)  change in diet

Question 7

Match each term with its definition.
-Disorder that usually appears in women and children in which excessive body hair develops in an adult male pattern of growth

Accepted Answer

A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis 
A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Slow-growing,locally destructive skin tumor

Accepted Answer

A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis 
A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis

Question 9

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-Skeletal and muscular

Accepted Answer

A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism 
A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism

Question 10

Match each term with its definition.
-Condition,found primarily among children,that is spread through shared combs,brushes,clothing,and hats

Accepted Answer

A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis 
A) basal cell carcinoma 
B) squamous cell carcinoma 
C) malignant melanoma 
D) dermatitis 
E) folliculitis
F)hirsutism
G)keloid
H)pediculosis capitis
I)pediculosis pubis
J)psoriasis

Question 11

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Arthritis

Accepted Answer

A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism 
A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism

Question 12

Match each term with its definition.
-Linear crack from epidermis to dermis

Accepted Answer

A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal 
A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal

Question 13

​Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​A round,flat area usually distinguished from its surrounding skin by its change in color

Accepted Answer

A) bulla 
B) macule 
C) tumor 
A) bulla 
B) macule 
C) tumor

Question 14

Match each term with its definition.
-Collection of dried serum and debris

Accepted Answer

A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal 
A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal

Question 15

​Match the characteristics to an ordinary mole or melanoma.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Edges are irregular ragged,notched,or blurred

Accepted Answer

A) ordinary mole 
B) melanoma 
A) ordinary mole 
B) melanoma

Question 16

Physiologic nonscarring alopecia typically occurs in:

Accepted Answer

A)  females after childbirth 
B)  males after age 30 
C)  males and females during times of stress 
D)  children when they pull their hair out 
A)  females after childbirth 
B)  males after age 30 
C)  males and females during times of stress 
D)  children when they pull their hair out

Question 17

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Circulatory

Accepted Answer

A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism 
A) Lyme disease 
B) hirsutism 
C) both Lyme disease and hirsutism

Question 18

The acute diffuse or spreading inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  cellulitis 
B)  dermatitis 
C)  folliculitis 
D)  impetigo 
A)  cellulitis 
B)  dermatitis 
C)  folliculitis 
D)  impetigo

Question 19

The lesions caused by chicken pox are:

Accepted Answer

A)  wheals 
B)  nodules 
C)  vesicles 
D)  macules 
A)  wheals 
B)  nodules 
C)  vesicles 
D)  macules

Question 20

Match each term with its definition.
-Yellow pigment

Accepted Answer

A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal 
A) integumentary 
B) dilate 
C) constrict 
D) transdermal 
E) dermis
F)epidermis
G)subcutaneous
H)melanin
I)carotene
J)erythema
K)crust
L)fissure
M)pustule
N)ulcer
O)wheal

Exam 12: The Integumentary System

​Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Lipoma

A scrape or burn is an example of a(n):

Match each term with its definition. -Scar that developed excess dense tissue as it progressed through the healing process

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Muscular

Match each term with its definition. -When the surface blood vessels do this,it reduces the loss of heat through the skin

Which of the following is not a common treatment for acne vulgaris?

Match each term with its definition. -Disorder that usually appears in women and children in which excessive body hair develops in an adult male pattern of growth

Match each term with its definition. -Slow-growing,locally destructive skin tumor

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Skeletal and muscular

Match each term with its definition. -Condition,found primarily among children,that is spread through shared combs,brushes,clothing,and hats

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Arthritis

Match each term with its definition. -Linear crack from epidermis to dermis

​Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​A round,flat area usually distinguished from its surrounding skin by its change in color

Match each term with its definition. -Collection of dried serum and debris

​Match the characteristics to an ordinary mole or melanoma.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Edges are irregular ragged,notched,or blurred

Physiologic nonscarring alopecia typically occurs in:

​Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Circulatory

The acute diffuse or spreading inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue is known as:

The lesions caused by chicken pox are:

Match each term with its definition. -Yellow pigment

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Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Lipoma

Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Muscular

Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Skeletal and muscular

Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Arthritis

Match the type of skin lesion to the characteristics,size,and example provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -A round,flat area usually distinguished from its surrounding skin by its change in color

Match the characteristics to an ordinary mole or melanoma.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Edges are irregular ragged,notched,or blurred

Match the disease to the systems involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Circulatory