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Question 9 of 10 FILEMEY WER Lije PARTICULE WYRA T Į E Explain the disease process illustrated above, including an explanation of what happens at each stage (A-E). Be sure to use specific terms in explaining the processes and anatomical structures shown at each step. A → 4 Points B
Q C M J K For the diagram of human skin anatomy above, insert the correct letter (A-Q) from the diagram that corresponds to the anatomical feature listed on each line. (There is one best choice from the diagram for each item. As is usual for this type of question, enter just one letter, no punctuation, in each space.) P sebaceous gland epidermis arrector pill stratum corneum subcutaneous tissue dermis stratum basale AOFCBU А 0 G F G H I A B Question 8 of 10 E ZOO Q N 7 Points #
Which of the following areas lacks blood vessels and nerves? ● A. Epidermis B. Dermis O C. Subcutaneous tissue OD. Fatty tissue Reset Selection Question 7 of 10 1 Points Why do secondary infections frequently develop in pruritic lesions? OA. Loss of protective sebum B. Entry of resident flora while scratching the lesion OC. Blockage of sebaceous glands D. Increased sweat production
Question 1 of 10 1 Points 1 Points 2 Points :found all over the body : found on axillae (armpit), scalp, face, external genitalia-ducts open into hair follicles flat, circumscribed The skin lesion illustrated above is a/an Question 2 of 10 The usual term for atopic dermatitis: eczema Question 3 of 10 There are two types of human sweat glands. • ecrine • apocrine
Question 4 of 10 1 Points Clinical term for itching: pruritus Question 5 of 10 1 Points Pictured above is a common infection of infants and children caused by Staphylococcus aureus.