exam lab 1 tissues

What are these cells?

Simple squamous epithelium

What are these cells?

Simple cuboidal epithelium

What are these cells?

Simple columnar epithelium

What are these cells?

Transitional epithelium

What is this position?

Prone

What is this position?

Supine

What is this position?

Right lateral recumbent

What is this position?

Left lateral recumbent

What is this position?

Trendelenburg

What is this position?

Fowler’s

What type of muscle is this?

Skeletal muscle

What type of muscle is this?

Smooth muscle

What type of muscle is this?

Cardiac muscle

What is #1 pointing to?

Meissner’s corpuscles

What is #2 pointing to?

Sebaceous gland

What is #3 pointing to?

Apocrine sweat glan

What is #4 pointing to?

Hair bulb

What is #5 pointing to?

Sensory nerve fibers

What is #6 pointing to?

Arrector muscle

What is #7 pointing to?

Pacinian corpuscle

What is #8 pointing to?

Eccrine sweat gland

What is #9 pointing to?

Hypodermis

What is #10 pointing to?

Dermis

What is #11 pointing to?

Epidermis

What is #12 pointing to?

Sweat pores

What is #13 pointing to?

Hairs

What degree is this burn?

1sr

What are the four causes of burns?

Intense heat, radiation, electricity, or chemicals

What degree is this burn?

2nd

What degree is this burn?

3rd

What degree is this burn?

4th

What is this skin condition? Malignant tumors of epithelial origin.

Carcinomas

What is this skin condition? Affects the active stem cells in the epidermis. Most common of all cancers in the US, frequently found on the head, neck, arms, & back. UV exposure is the main cause

Basal cell carcinoma

What is this skin condition? The keratinocytes & shows as lesions commonly found on the scalp, ears, & hands. 2nd most common skin cancer, more aggressive than basal cell carcinoma

Squamous cell carcinoma

What is this skin condition? The uncontrolled growth of melanocytes. Typically develops from a mole, most fatal of all skin cancers, highly metastatic, & can be difficult to detect before it has spread to other organs. Melanomas usually appear as asymmetrical brown & black patches with uneven borders & a raised surface.

Melanoma

What is this skin condition? An autoimmune response that causes dry, itchy silver patches of skin. Causes swelling, flaking, & sometimes bleeding.

Eczema

What is this skin condition? Typically occurs on areas of the skin that have a lot of sebaceous glands (face & back). Common with the onset of puberty due to associated hormonal changes.

Acne

What is this skin condition? skin is damaged by intense heat, radiation, electricity, or chemicals. The damage kills skin cells which can lead to a massive fluid loss. Dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, & renal & circulatory failure can occur & be fatal. Another serious threat is infection (Pseudomonas). Burned skin is extremelysusceptible to bacteria & other pathogens

Burns

What is this skin condition?

Basal cell carcinoma

What is this skin condition?

Squamous cell carcinoma

What is this skin condition?

Melanoma

What is this skin condition?

Eczema

What is this skin condition?

Acne

What is this skin condition?

Burns