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EXAM 2 REVIEW - DR. KINGETERVersion en ligne Skin and Bones You'll all do great (: par Grace Powell 1 Sarah has a non-displaced, complete, simple (closed) fracture. Is she going to need surgery? a Yes b No c I'm Not Sure 2 What is the cause of Rickets? a Overactive osteoclasts stimulated by parathyroid hormone b Extremely high levels of Vitamin D and Calcium c Extremely low levels of Vitamin D and Calcium d Low osteoblast activity. 3 Ethan has a displaced, complete, compound (open) fracture. Is he going to need surgery? a Yes b No c I'm Not Sure 4 What type of cells does parathyroid hormone (PTH) stimulate? a Osteogenic Cells b Osteocytes c Osteoclast d Osteoblast 5 Long bone (with epiphyses and a diaphysis) grow using what process? a Appositional Growth b Endochondral Ossification c Intramembranous Ossification d Interstitial Growth 6 Which glands maintain temperature homeostasis? a Apocrine Glands b Sebaceous Glands c Eccrine Glands 7 Which layer of the epidermis is only found in thick skin? a Stratum Lucidum b Stratum Basale c Stratum Granulosum d Stratum Corneum e Stratum Spinosum 8 Above which layer of the epidermis do the cells die? a Stratum Lucidum b Stratum Basale c Stratum Granulosum d Stratum Spinosum e Stratum Corneum 9 What feature of the dermis allows us to grip objects while our skin is wet? a Dermal Papillae b Cleavage Lines c Flexure Lines d Friction Ridges 10 What feature of the dermis helps us fold our skin at our joints? a Flexure Lines b Friction Ridges c Dermal Papillae d Cleavage Lines 11 Which layer of the epidermis will you primarily find melanocytes? a Stratum Corneum b Stratum Granulosum c Stratum Spinosum d Stratum Basale 12 Julia falls and hits her knee. Her knee has been scraped, but it doesn't end up bleeding. Which layers of the skin are primarily damaged? a All of the epidermis and some of the dermis is damaged. b Only the epidermis is damaged c Both the epidermis and the dermis are fully damaged. d All layers of the skin including the Hypodermis are damaged 13 What kind of burn would a deep chemical peel represent? a First-degree burn b Third-degree burn c Second-degree burn 14 What is the "A" in the ABCD test to rule out melanoma? a Alignment b Anatomy c Asymmetry 15 What is the extra "E" in the ABCD melanoma rule that is often forgotten? a Evolution b Elasticity c Elongation 16 What is the classification of the clavicles? a Short Bone b Flat Bone c Long Bone d Irregular Bone 17 What feature in compact bone helps deliver blood to the tissue? Choose one or more answers a Periosteum b Canaliculi c Central Canal d Osteoid 18 What kind of bond helps keep bone from breaking upon impact? a Hydrogen Bonds b Covalent Bonds c Sacrificial Bonds d Ionic Bonds 19 Perichondrium growth by placing matrices only on the SURFACE a Interstitial Growth b Intramembranous Ossification c Appositional Growth d Endochondral Ossification 20 Perichondrium growth strictly from within a Interstitial Growth b Endochondral Ossification c Appositional Growth d Intramembranous Ossification

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EXAM 2 REVIEW - DR. KINGETERVersion en ligne

par Grace Powell

Sarah has a non-displaced, complete, simple (closed) fracture. Is she going to need surgery?

What is the cause of Rickets?

Ethan has a displaced, complete, compound (open) fracture. Is he going to need surgery?

What type of cells does parathyroid hormone (PTH) stimulate?

Long bone (with epiphyses and a diaphysis) grow using what process?

Which glands maintain temperature homeostasis?

Which layer of the epidermis is only found in thick skin?

Above which layer of the epidermis do the cells die?

What feature of the dermis allows us to grip objects while our skin is wet?

What feature of the dermis helps us fold our skin at our joints?

Which layer of the epidermis will you primarily find melanocytes?

Julia falls and hits her knee. Her knee has been scraped, but it doesn't end up bleeding. Which layers of the skin are primarily damaged?

What kind of burn would a deep chemical peel represent?

What is the "A" in the ABCD test to rule out melanoma?

What is the extra "E" in the ABCD melanoma rule that is often forgotten?

What is the classification of the clavicles?

What feature in compact bone helps deliver blood to the tissue?

Choose one or more answers

What kind of bond helps keep bone from breaking upon impact?

Perichondrium growth by placing matrices only on the SURFACE

Perichondrium growth strictly from within