Exam 7: Dermatology-Integumentary System

A mole is also known as a verruca.

The subcutaneous tissue is a loose,connective tissue located directly beneath the ________.

The hard,fibrous protein that fills cells in the epidermis is ________.

What type of drug is used to treat ringworm?

The epidermis is located ________ the dermis.

Which disease is a fungal infection of the scalp that is also known as ringworm?

The combining form sarc/o-,as in sarcoma,means "________ tissue."

A sliding or scraping injury that mechanically removes the epidermis is known as a/an ________.

The combining form ________ means "bruising."

All of the following are types of skin grafts EXCEPT ________.

Which syllable is the primary accented syllable in the pronunciation of the medical word psoriasis (sor-eye-ah-sis)?

The congenital disease anhidrosis is a condition in which the patient has no ________ glands.

The normal,constant shedding of dead skin cells is known as ________.

The combining form dermat/o- means "________."

An ________ is individually unique hypersensitivity response to certain types of antigens known as allergens.

Carly Sharpton presents to the Emergency Department with diaphoresis;she has a condition of excessive ________.

Excessive dryness of the skin is ________.

Topical ________ drugs are used to treat herpes simplex infections of the skin.

Which of these combining forms means "dead cells;dead tissue;dead body"?

The combining form prurit/o- means "________."