Introduction to A&P
Molecules and Cells
Tissues
The Integumentary System
Skin Injuries and Disorders
100
Which anatomical plane is colored red in the image below?
Frontal
100
These are the two most-abundant chemical elements found in organic molecules, also known as hydrocarbons.
carbon and hydrogen
100
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This term means the study of tissues.
histology
100
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This type of membrane lines body cavities that are open to the outside world.
mucous membranes
100
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This type of burn involves damage to all three layers of skin.
3rd Degree Burn
200
What term is used to describe open chambers inside the human body?
cavities
200
These are the four major biomolecules of life.
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids
200
Blood belongs in this category of tissue.
connective tissue
200
This pigment in the skin protects the body against the harmful effects of UV radiation from the sun.
melanin
200
This common fungal infection is characterized by cracked, flaky skin between the toes or side of the foot, spread rapidly in locker rooms and shower floors.
Athlete's Foot
300
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What is the smallest building block of all living beings?
cells
300
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This part of a cell controls what is contained inside and what moves in and out of the cell.
plasma membrane
300
Name this type of epithelial tissue.
stratified cuboidal
300
This bottom layer of skin serves as a repository for adipose tissue, or fat.
hypodermis
300
This chronic skin disorder involves an overproduction of skin cells, resulting in raised patches of scaly skin, scales, with redness and irritation.
psoriasis
400
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The state of regulated physiological balance, seen in processes such as sweating, is called ________.
homeostasis
400
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These cellular structures produce ATP, the source of the cell's energy.
mitochondria
400
These are the four types of tissues.
Epithelial, connective, muscle, and nerve tissues
400
This gland is located all over the body, except for the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, and produce an oily substance called sebum.
sebaceous glands
400
Name at least three (3) risk factors for skin cancer.
age (older), skin color (light-skin), sun exposure, genetics, chemical exposure
500
This type of force is a pulling force, as experienced when a person hangs from a pull-up bar.
Tensile Force, or tension
500
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This phase of the cell cycle features cell division.
mitosis
500
This type of muscle tissue undergoes involuntary movements.
cardiac and smoothe
500
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This is how often healthy skin makes new skin cells, on average.
~27-30 days
500
This is the most serious form of skin cancer.
melanoma