Medical Quiz

Integumentary System & Body Directions Quiz

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The position a patient would be put into for abdominal surgery

A. cephalic

B. abdominal

C. supine

D. prone


The dermis is composed of

A. connective tissue & collagen fiber

B. cartilage & keratin

C. veins & melanin

D. keloids & gangrenes


Located farther away from point of attachment to body

A. distal

B. proximal

C. lateral

D. inferior


Disappearance of pigment from skin in patches, causing milk-white appearance

A. eczema

B. dermatitis

C. psoriasis

D. vitiligo


A scraping away of skin surface by friction

A. contusion

B. abrasion

C. lesion

D. fracture


What is an infection of skin fold around a nail

A. onychia

B. onychophagia

C. paronychia

D. onyparophagia


The position a patient would be put into for spinal surgery

A. cephalic

B. cervical

C. supine

D. prone


What is the largest organ of the body?

A. heart

B. lungs

C. skin

D. spine


Located nearer to point of attachment to body

A. distal

B. proximal

C. lateral

D. inferior


Refers to the side

A. cephalic

B. caudal

C. lateral

D. inferior


Inflammation of the skin

A. eczema

B. dermatitis

C. psoriasis

D. vitiligo


We hear the heartbeat by listening over ________ of heart

A. base

B. side

C. apex

D. medial


What are all of the accessory organs of the integumentary system?

A. sebaceous and sweat glands

B. hair, skin, nails

C. hair, skin, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands

D. sebaceous glands, sweat glands, hair, nails


General term for wound, injury, or abnormality

A. contusion

B. abrasion

C. lesion

D. fracture


Collection of pus in the skin

A. pimple

B. acne

C. keloid

D. abscess


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