functions of the skin
layers of the skin
types of tissues
Sebaceous glands
skin care
100

Name all 6 primary functions of the skin

Protection. Absorption. Secretion. Excretion. Regulation. Sensation.

100

What are the three main layers of the skin?

Epidermis

Dermis

Subcutaneous  

100

What are the 5 types of tissues?

Epithelial

Connective 

Muscular

Nerve

Liquid

100

Two types of sweat glands 

Apocrine glands 

Eccrine glands 

100

Difference between furuncle and carbuncle 

Furuncle-1 hair follicle, 1 boil

Carbuncle- many hair follicles, group of boils 

200

What helps assist the skin in preforming the 6 functions?

Pores

200

What is keratin?

Protein that contains carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfur 

200

Where are the 5 types of tissues found?

Epithelial- epidermis 

Connective- dermis

Muscular- muscles

Nerve- nerves 

Liquid- blood and lymph 

200

Where are the apocrine and eccrine glands located 

Apocrine: arms, genitals, nipples

Eccrine: thru out entire body 

200

Other name for freckle 

Macule

300

What provides the body with its first line of defense against infection ?

Immune cells such as langerhans 

300

What are the other names for Epidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous?

Epidermis: cuticle or scarf

Dermis: derma, curium, cutis, or true skin

Subcutaneous: subcutis, or subdermis

300

The 4 examples of connective tissues?

Collagen and elastin

Ligaments

Tendons

Cartilage 

300

Sebaceous glands location 

Attached to upper third of hair follicle, located in the dermis 

300

Four primary ways products are absorbed into the skin

Through the pores 

Through the hair follicles 

Through intercellular cement 

Through sebaceous and suderiferous glands 

400

What prevents bacteria from invading the skin? 

Secretion 

400

Name all 5 layers of the epidermis, starting at the lowest level

Stratum germinativum

Stratum spinosum

Stratum granulosum

Stratum lucidum 

Stratum Corneum (top layer) 

400

The 4 connective tissues functions are

Collagen and elastin: attach epidermis to subcutaneous

Ligaments: hold bones to bones

Tendons: tie muscles to bones 

Cartilage: lines parts of bones 

400

the amount of sebum in influenced by

Androgen (hormone presented in both men and women) 

400

The 4 types of acne are, and which can not be treated by esthetician 

Grade 1. Mild 

Grade 2. Moderate

Grade 3. Moderately severe-can not treat

Grade 4. Severe- can not treat

500

What does each of the 6 primary functions do?

Protection- shields from toxins 

Absorption- absorbs vitamins, acids, water, and oxygen

Secretion- prevents bacteria from invading the skin. 

Excretion- waste removal system 

Regulation- internal temp

Sensation- nerve end fibers 



500

Components of the dermis, and there functions 

Fiberblast cells: formation of fibers

Elastin: forms elastic tissue

Collagen: structure to the skin 

500

10 types of skin cells

Epithelial cells 

Keratinocytes 

Melanocytes 

Basel cells 

Adipose 

Fibroblast

Langerhans cells

Desmosomes 

Hemidesmosomes 

Markell cells 

500

One square inch of skin contains approximately what kind of receptors and how many?  

1250 pain receptors 

155 pressure 

12 cold and heat 

500

Name The ABCDs of skin cancer 

A=asymmetry

B=border

C=color

D=diameter