Anatomy and Physiology

Integumentary System
Mastery Exam
General Directions: Answer the following questions intelligently and supply all
the missing part, not compliance to the instructions will deemed wrong.

Instructions:

1. Read the question carefully.

2. In identification, type your answer before the number in CAPITAL LETTERS.
3. In modified true or false, if the statement is false, add the word WEH
before the number and change the word/s, add a word/s, or erase the
word/s that make the statement incorrect.
4. In vocabulary, write Charlie if the word is related to Integumentary System.
Otherwise, write Khelvin if it’s not.
5. In matching type, write letter of your answer before the number.
6. In application, answer the question with all your knowledge and based on
your experience. Proper punctuations are must. DO NOT SEARCH IN
GOOGLE.
7. Time limit will be 1 hour and 30 minutes.
8. Before submitting your quiz, double check your answers and make sure
that you follow the instructions.
9. Take the exam seriously. In this way, you can assess yourself properly.
10.Trust yourself and your answer. YOU CAN DO IT.

Part I. IDENTIFICATION

___________1. How many layers does skin have?

___________2. The cell that is responsible for skin colour?

___________3. The process where the cells accumulate keratin?

___________4. Consist of several layers of prickly or spiny-shaped cells?

___________5. The Stratum Corneum which isa actually a dead cell with a hard
protein envelope is called?

___________6. This Stratum contains one to two thick layers where the cells are
transparent and flat?

___________7. A type of skin found in areas subject to pressure or friction such

as the palms of the hands and soles of the feet?

___________8. An irregular shaped cells with many long processes that produces
melanin?

___________9. An enzyme that converts tyrosinone to dopaquinone that is

converted to pigments such as brown to black or sometimes yellowish pigment?

___________10. A layer of loose connective tissue that forms projections

extending towards the epidermis?
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___________11. A layer of dense irregular connective tissue that contains larger
blood vessels, lymph vessel, and nerve fibers?

___________12. A long coarse and pigmented hairs that replaces the lanugo of
the scalp, eyebrow, and eyelid is called?

___________13. The projection of dermis into the hair bulb is called?

___________14. An oily, white substances rich in lipids produced by the

sebaceous glands?

___________15. A modified eccrine glands found in the ear canal that produces
earwax?

Part II. Matching type

____16. 2nd Degree Burn A. Follicle infection

____17. 3rd Degree Burn. B. Epidermis/Dermis interface

____18. Furuncle C. Epidermis only

____19. Dermal Pappillae D. Beyond Epidermis and dermis

____20. 1st Degree Burn. E. Dermis only

____21. Stratum Germinativum. A. Epidermis

____22. Stratum corneum. B. Dermis

____23. Sweat gland

____24. Papillae

____25. Stratum Granulosum

____26. Melanocytes A. Sweat glands

____27. Keritinized cells B. Epidermal leakage

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____28. Sensible perspiration C. Thick soles

____29. Insensible perspiration D. Pigmented protection

____30. Stratum lucidum. E. Waxy protection

____31. Medulla. A. “Goose bumps”

____32. Vellus hair. B. Hair shaft

____33. Cuticle of hair C. “Baby hair”

____34. Sebaceous gland D. Hair root

____35. Erector pili

Part III. Modified TRUE OR FALSE. (2points each)

_______________36. The integumentary system is consist of 3 layers Epidermis,

Dermis, and Subcutaneous.

___________37. First degree burn is a partial-thickness burn, extends through

epidermis.

___________38. The two types of Subcutaneous layers is Apocrine and Eccrine.

___________39. Allergic Dermatitis is a skin cancer that cause inflammation in

the skin.

___________40. When laceration occur in your skin, the proliferation of

Nutrients, Vitamins, and Calcium in the main affected area will help the skin to
repair more effective.

Part IV. Vocabulary

_______41. Homeostasis

_______42 Interdependence

_______43. Symbiotic Relationship

_______44. Cancer cell

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_______45. Malignant

_______46. Benign

_______47. Sebum

_______48. Tumor

_______49. Epithelial Tissue

_______50. Connective Tissue

Part V. Application

A. Name the five (5) epidermal layers from the outside of the skin to the
inside. Tell the structure of each layer. (10points)
B. In what ways does the Integumentary System protect your body
throughout the day and your lifetime. Cite specific functions (5points)
C. Briefly describe the five (5) functions of the skin. What specific elements of
the skin participate in each of your five functions (e.g. A Discussion of how
skin prevents dehydration could include: for example many layers of
keratinized epidermal cells are present in the epidermis, and an explanation
of how both of these contribute to this function. (10points)
D. How does sun exposure affect the skin? What are some substances that can
increase the skin’s sensitivity to the sun?(5points)
E. What is the importance of the relationship of the Integumentary system to
other organ systems. Cite a concrete evidence.(cite one organ system and
its relationship with Integumentary and discuss). (10 points)

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