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Integumentary System Medical Terminology Quiz


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stratum

A. layer

B. skin

C. scaly

D. white


abnormal condition of the nails

A. onychosis

B. onychitis

C. onychoma

D. onychoplasty


hernia containing fat

A. lipocyte

B. lipocele

C. liposis

D. lipocrypt


disease of the nails

A. epidemiology

B. integumentology

C. onychology

D. onychopathy


alopec

A. gland

B. all

C. baldness

D. oil, sebum


excision of adipose tissue

A. adipectomy

B. adipotomy

C. adipostomy

D. adipoplasty


squam

A. sweat

B. dealth

C. cancer

D. scaly


Which is the largest organ in our body?

A. Sweat glands

B. Hair

C. Nails

D. Skin


abnormal condition of a hidden (ingrown) nail

A. onychocryptosis

B. onychomycosis

C. onychopathy

D. onychoptosis


cryo

A. cold

B. hot

C. heat

D. cool down


softening of the nails

A. onychomalasia

B. onychopathy

C. onychomalacia

D. onychocryptopathy


inflammation of the skin

A. dermatitis

B. dermatoplasty

C. erythema

D. ichthyitis


skin containing pus

A. pyoderma

B. dermatopyosis

C. xeroderma

D. dermatomycosis


abnormal condition of hair caused by fungus

A. trichomyosis

B. trichopathy

C. trichomycosis

D. mycosis


Where does our skin get the Vitamin D it produces?

A. Skin

B. Sunlight

C. Bones

D. Food


pil

A. hair

B. nail

C. shaft

D. red


Which has a root and follicle at the end?

A. Sweat glands

B. Hair

C. Nails

D. Skin


cutaneo

A. cut into

B. fat

C. skin

D. gland


tumor consisting of fat

A. lipoid

B. lipocyte

C. lipocele

D. lipoma


necro

A. black

B. cold

C. swelling

D. death


What rises to the epidermis and becomes dead cells?

A. Hair

B. Skin cells

C. Nails

D. Sweat glands


resembling fat

A. adipoid

B. adipose

C. adipotomy

D. adipal


melan

A. pigment

B. black

C. death

D. scaly


thermo

A. fire

B. heat

C. temperature

D. condition


vasculo

A. blood

B. blood vessel

C. artery

D. vein




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