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Nail
Skin
Hair
Glands
Functions
100
Underlying blood vessels give nail its pink color (moon shape)
What is Lunula
100
What natural radiation affects the skin the most
What is Ultra Violet (UV)
100
Hair is produced in organs called
What are Hair Follicles?
100
Glands maybe prone to develop ______ during adolescence
What is acne
100
The skin covers and defends underlying tissue and organs from harm. Is what function....
What is Protection
200
Body of the nail covers an area of epidermis called
What is Nail Bed
200
What is absorbed and released by the liver
What is Vitamin D
200
Hairs on head protect the scalp from
What is UV light
200
Glands secrete _______ out of the body onto your head, armpits, etc
What is Sweat
200
This function regulates heat exchange with the environment.
What is Temperature Maintenance
300
Nail production occurs at...
What is Nail Root
300
The papillary layer is in what part of the skin
What is Dermis
300
What makes up the core of the hair
What is Medulla
300
Sebaceous glands are also called...
What is oil glands
300
What function detects touch, pressure and pain.
What is Sensory Reception.
400
Consists of a dense mass of dead, keratinized cells
What is Nail Body
400
what degree of burn kills all epidermal and dermal cells
What is 3rd degree burn
400
In response to the cold, hair on the skin standing up is called...
What is "goose bumps"
400
Sebaceous glands produce large amounts of ______ as they mature
What is lipids
400
What functions synthesizes vitamin D and steroid building blocks.
What is Synthesis and Storage of Nutrients
500
Another word for Eponychium.
What is Cuticle
500
It starts out as a mole , then becomes an extremely dangerous cancer
What is Melanoma
500
What reflects differences in the type and amount of pigment produced by melanocytes at the hair papilla
What is Hair Color
500
Perspiration may exceed a gallon per hour and dangerous fluids and also _________ losses may occur.
What is Electrolytes
500
Deepest region of the epidermis, it gives rise to all epidermal cells...
What is basal layer?