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Unit 8 Health 2110
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Which type of skin is hairy?
thin skin
Where is thick skin found? (More than one answer may apply).
Palms, soles of feet, and surface of digits
Skin that is not hairy
Skin that has more sweat glands
What layer of the epidermis is present in thick skin and essentially absent from thin skin?
stratum lucidum
Which type of skin has sebaceous glands but fewer sudoriferous glands?
thin skin
Which type of skin has epidermal ridges which form fingerprints?
thick skin
Which type of skin has more sensory receptors?
thick skin
Thick skin is 6 to 45X thicker than thin skin. Which layers of the epidermis contribute to the thickness of this skin? (More than one answer may apply).
stratum corneum
stratum lucidum
stratum spinosum
Select all that apply: Which are characteristics of the papillary region of the dermis?
areolar connective tissue
superficial portion of dermis
Select all that apply: Which are characteristics of the reticular region of the dermis?
deeper portion of dermis
dense irregular connective tissue
sweat (sudoriferous) glands
sebaceous glands
hair follicles
The papillary region of the dermis is _______________ while the reticular region is ____________.
superficial, deep
What region of the dermis contains sensory touch receptors (Meissner corpuscles) and free nerve endings?
Papillary region
Collagen fibers in the dermis provide ____________ while elastic fibers provide ______________.
strength, stretch
Which region of the dermis forms ridges that create fingerprints?
papillary
While a function of the epidermis is protection, a function of the dermis is ________________?
thermoregulation
What causes striae (stretch marks)?
stretching of the dermis
What is the main cell type of subcutaneous tissue?
adipocyte
The subcutaneous layer attaches the dermis to the underlying …
muscle
Which tissue types make up the subcutaneous layer?
adipose connective tissue
areolar connective tissue
Functions of the subcutaneous layer include:
fat storage
insulation