INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

5. Epidermal … cell are important “sentries” that alert and activate immune system cell to a threat
6. What is the name for the area of fibrous skin tissue that often forms after an injury to the skin?
11. … glands consist of eccrine sweat glands and apocrine sweat glands
12. Sebaceous gland protects hair from …
16. More melanin pigment will be produce due to the … exposure
17. Amount of carotene deposited in the stratum corneum and … tissue
18. … phase of deep wound healing involves blood clotting, inflammatory events and scab formation
20. Hair follicles are … structures
23. Stratum … lies closest to the dermis
26. Sudoriferous gland is fewer in … skin
27. … (fast-flowing sebum) in infants is caused by overactivity of the sebaceous gland
29. … sweat glands involved in thermoregulation
30. Sensory receptors are denser in … skin

1. Freckles and moles are seen when … is concentrated in one spot
2. … gland secretes earwax
3. The shinglelike dead cell remnants, completely filled with keratin, are referred to as …
4. Restriction of the normal blood supply to the skin may cause …
7. A common skin disorder involves redness and lesions most often found on the nose, cheeks and forehead
8. … phase of deep wound healing involves growth of cells beneath scab
9. Skin started to sag and … when it loses its elasticity
10. Amount of carotene in human bodies varies with a person …
13. When melanocytes produce melanin, it accumulates in …
14. … phase of deep wound healing involves scab sloughs off and scars may form
15. Hypodermis which essentially is … tissue
19. … phase of deep wound healing involves epithelial cells to migrate into wound beneath scab
21. …sweat gland secretes viscous liquid that leads to body odour
22. Dermal region consist of papillary and …
24. Subcutaneous tissue serves as a … absorber
25. Hair root plexi are … nerve endings that react when hairs are moved
28. Both collagen and elastic fibers are found throughout the dermis