The body's normal temperature
What is 98.6 degrees
The symptoms for all 3 of these skin conditions:
1. Loss of skin pigment
2. Red, itchy, inflamed skin
3. Autoimmune condition causing thick, scaly patches
What is:
1. Vitiligo
2. Eczema
3. Psoriasis
An organ that creates a salty liquid to run down your forehead after a rigorous workout
What is a sweat gland
Which layer of skin is affected by a first degree burn?
A. Dermis
B. Hypodermis
C. Epidermis
D. Muscle
What is the epidermis/first layer of skin
Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature falls __________ normal.
What is under 98.6 degrees
The definition of psoriasis
What is an autoimmune condition that causes inflammation in your skin.
The top layer of your skin
What is the epidermis
Mia accidentally touches a hot grill for a second. Her skin becomes red, warm, and painful, but there are no blisters.
What degree of burn does Mia have?
A. First-degree
B. Second-degree
C. Third-degree
What is a first-degree burn
The 4 phases of mitosis/how cells reproduce?
What is: Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase
Individuals with albinism have less melanin in their skin, hair, and eyes.
_____ True
_____ False
What is the truth (T)
Which of the following is a warning sign of skin cancer?
A. A mole that changes shape or color
B. A scraped knee that heals quickly
C. Temporary redness after exercise
D. Muscle soreness
What is a mole that changes shape or color
Jason spills boiling water on his arm while making ramen. His skin becomes red, swollen, and develops several blisters.
What degree of burn is described?
What symptom helps you identify it?
What is a second-degree burn
What is red, swollen skin with blisters
List three functions of the skin.
What is protection from
1. Pathogens/bacteria
2. UV radiation
3. Liquids
The second layer of your skin: creates collage, has nerves, and where hair grows from
What is the dermis
The definition of melanoma
What is the worst form of skin cancer, that can spread throughout the body
Carlos's jacket catches fire near a fire pit. Parts of his skin appear white and charred. Some areas feel little pain because of nerve damage.
What degree of burn is this?
Why does it require emergency medical attention?
What is a third-degree burn
What is white and charred skin with nerve damage
The third layer of your skin, the fattiest part of your skin
What is the hypodermis
Numerous tubes working with the circulatory system
What is a vein
Which of the following is considered a type of scar?
A. Keloid
B. Plaque
C. Blackhead
D. Mole
What is a keloid
A student spends all day at a soccer tournament without sunscreen. By the evening, their shoulders are red, sore, and warm to the touch.
What degree burn does the student have?
What symptoms helped you identify it?
What first aid should be provided?
What is a first-degree burn
What is red, sore, and warm skin
What is using ointment on the sunburn