Q: Explain the function of melanocytes in the skin and theeffects of UV radiation.
A: Our body is made up of different types of cells that perform a specific function. One such type of…
Q: Epidermal placodes contribute to the development of all of the following EXCEPT: teeth mammary…
A: Placode refers to ectodermal thickenings in the cranial region of the embryo which give rise to…
Q: List and explain at least 3 Bacterial infections of the skin
A: EXPLANATIONBacterial skin infection: Bacterial skin infections form when bacteria enter through hair…
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A: Wounds are damages of the tissues that are caused due to different agents. The severity of the…
Q: Describe the elements that make aged skin more susceptible to infection.
A: Each cell has the capacity to multiply and split into other cells of the same kind. The genetic…
Q: 10. Deeper of the two layers, and much thicker. This layer has mostly connective tissue scattered…
A: the two main layers of the skin are: 1)The epidermis, which is made up of closely epithelial cells.…
Q: Prepare a list of contagious skin disorders.
A: Viruses, bacteria or fungi penetrating skin and causing infections called contagious skin diseases.…
Q: The most common cause for partoid gland infection is?
A: The parotid gland is a salivary gland in the face that is found on both sides. It contains serous…
Q: List down at least 5 examples for each secondary skin lesion and describe its characteristics.
A: The integumentary system of the human body is the largest system that consists of skin, exocrine…
Q: What is the main riskfactor for skin cancer?
A: Cancer is an uncontrolled growth of cells. This can happen due to many reasons due to which a normal…
Q: List 15vnursing interventions with rationale For Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity based on the…
A: Stroke inhibits the blood supply to the brain mainly as a result of trauma or injury. The reduced…
Q: Explain the various process of ensiling
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Q: 1. Epidermis a. Identify the 5 epidermal layers and give their distinguishing feature EPIDERMAL…
A: The skin is the largest organ in our body that cover the body externally and protect us from any…
Q: Describe the structure and function of root hair.
A: The root of the plant cell is overd by the epidermis and it contains the hair forming cells. These…
Q: Which of the following terms is least related to the rest? a. lunule b. nail plate c. hyponychium d.…
A: Answer is e.) cortex.
Q: Benign epithelial growths on the skin of fi ngers are called a. polyomas c. whitlows b. verrucas d.…
A: There are cancerous and non-cancerous growths of the cells associated with certain diseases. It is…
Q: What important opportunistic pathogen is associated with skin?
A: The term pathogen generally refers to the microorganisms that are capable of causing disease in an…
Q: Explain several reasons for the good prognosis in skin cancer.
A: The irregular development of skin cells is cancer of the skin. It is widespread cancer in every part…
Q: Which group of viruses causes warts?
A: Warts are caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a group of viruses that are extremely common…
Q: Head consistency normally is * Hard and smooth, without lesions Soft and smooth, without lesions…
A: Since you have posted multiple questions, we are instructed to answer the first one for you. If you…
Q: List three different protective mechanisms in the skin that resist infection. Explain how they…
A: Skin It is the important first line of defense against pathogens. It is a non specific type and acts…
Q: Distinguish between the healing of shallow and deeperbreaks in the skin.
A: Healing is a process of mending the damage on the skin or tissue with the help of cell division.…
Q: Explain the turn-over of the cells in epidermis.
A: Introduction: The integumentary system consists of the skin, exocrine glands, hair, and nails. As a…
Q: In order for sebum to waterproof skin and soften hair , it requires that it be secreted into
A: “Sebum” is a complex mixture of various lipids. Those lipids are “glycerides”, “free fatty acids”,…
Q: Why do you think it is so more difficult to treat nail infections than other superficial…
A: Microbes are normally visible under the instrument ‘microscope’ only. The fungi are one of them.…
Q: Match each item in Column I with its correct description in Column II. Column I…
A: Skin, body's largest organ, is the barrier between the external environment and the environment…
Q: Dermis consists of loose areolar connective tissue, called the layer, and dense irregular connective…
A: Skin is the outer most covering of the body surrounding muscles of our body. It is the largest organ…
Q: In clinical practice, drugs can be delivered by diffusion across the skin. This delivery method is…
A: Transdermal administration Transdermal administration is a method of transferring drug painlessly…
Q: 1. Complete the table below with information about the different types of cells of the epidermis.…
A: The epidermis is the outermost layer of the layer of the skin, which is exposed externally. The…
Q: Sebaceous glands are located in the __________, are associated with the __________, and secrete…
A: A sebaceous gland is a microscopic exocrine gland in the skin that opens into a hair follicle to…
Q: Vascular Bundies Epidermis Cortex Pith
A: Plants are the living organisms which synthesize their own food by photosynthesis. In photosynthesis…
Q: Which of the following phenomena involve dermal plasticity? (can be more then one) Group of answer…
A: Cell is the smallest structural and, functional unit of life. It is simple machinery that houses all…
Q: this is dugesia. label the epidermis, ventral epidermis, parenchyma, gut lumen, gastrodermis, body…
A: Dugesia is adugasiid triclad genus which have some shared species of the class turbellaria. Dugesia…
Q: Microbial diseases of the integumentary system usually have the same signs and symptoms. How would…
A: Human skin is composed of two main layers called the epidermis and dermis.
Q: Describe the location and structure of the different tissue types (epithelial, muscle, nervous,…
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Q: List four potential causes of skin lesions.
A: A condition that includes abnormal growth and the presence of abnormal appearance as compared to the…
Q: Benign epithelial growths on the skin of fingers are calleda. polyomas b. verrucas c. whitlows d.…
A: Tumors are the mass of cells which grow and divide indefinitely due to mutation in the genome. A…
Q: Explain what would happen if: Ink gland of Sepia is destroyed.
A: Sepia (cuttlefish) is a marine mollusc belonging to phylum Mollusca, class Cephalopoda, which also…
Q: How can malignant melanoma be differentiated from other skin lesions?
A: Malignant melanoma can be defined as the condition associated with the conversion of cells of…
Q: Describe what causes skin warts, the treatments, and which type can result in cancer.
A: Warts is a kind of skin infection that appears as outgrowths on certain areas of the skin like…
Q: List the three major skin cancers and,for melanoma brief describe typical visual characteristics?
A: Skin is the largest organ of the body that protects the body from external pathogens and infections.…
Q: Explain three ways the skin acts as a defense mechanism.
A: Human has the ability to fight against pathogens. This is the first line of defense that is present…
Q: Skin peeling results after beautifying dermatological treatment because: a. the chemical used is a…
A: Skin:-Main part of the integumentary system.-The largest organ in the human body.-Skin acts as a…
Q: List down at least 5 examples for each primary and secondary skin lesion and describe its…
A: Skin lesions can be of various variety and can be symptoms of various diseases. The skin lesions can…
Q: Most botanicals that treat the skin are topical or taken orally. What layer of skin does a topical…
A: Option 4 i.e. all layers of skin are affected by a topical botanical.
Q: State the specific location of melanin observed in heavily pigmented skin.
A: Skin is the largest organ of the body and forms the integumentary system of the body. It is the…
a. What is the diffi culty in ridding the epidermal tissues of certain dermatophytes? b. What is necessary in treatment?
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- Write about Dermal Tissues The answer need to be as follows ; Introduction -> 700 - 1000 words Main Answer -> 700 - 1000 words Conclusion -> 700 - 100 words Please give correct and best answer Thanks in advance :)Why do you think it is so more difficult to treat nail infections than other superficial dermatophytoses?List four potential causes of skin lesions.
- Explain the function of melanocytes in the skin and theeffects of UV radiation.this is dugesia. label the epidermis, ventral epidermis, parenchyma, gut lumen, gastrodermis, body cavity, gastrovascular cavity, and derivatives of each germ layer if they are visible.Microbial diseases of the integumentary system usually have the samesigns and symptoms. How would one know the exact causative agent andname of the disease?
- What is epidermal hyperplasia and atopic dermatitis?Draw a picture of a nail that includes the following: nail root, nail bed,nail body,epinychium and hyponychium.Describe the location and structure of the different tissue types (epithelial, muscle, nervous, connective) present in the integumentary system. Chapter 5 discussed predisposing causes of disease. Briefly describe four predisposing factors of disease that are associated with alopecia. Discuss the functional implications of the following structural changes in skin associated with aging. less subcutaneous fat and decreased circulation in the dermis decreased melanin production in the hair and skin decreased cell proliferation in the hair follicle reduced collagen and elastic production in the dermis decreased activity of the eccrine sudoriferous glands