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The Muscle That Draws The Mouth Up And Back (Laugh)______________
 
Zygomaticus
 
Mentalis
 
Soleus
 
Corrugator
The Muscle That Draws Mouth Up And Out (Grin)______________
 
Risorius
 
Mentalis
 
Masseter
 
Corrugator
The Muscle That Closes Eyelids_____________
 
Orbicularis Oris
 
Masseter
 
Palmaris Longus
 
Risorius
The Muscles That Helps In Chewing______________
 
Masseter
 
Mentalis
 
Corrugator
 
Frontalis
The Muscle That Pushes Lower Lip Up And /Or Wrinkles The Chin (Doubt)______________
 
Mentalis
 
Risorius
 
Corrugator
 
Soleus
Muscle That Controls Eyebrows?
 
Corrugator
 
Frontalis
 
Mentalis
 
Masseter
What Muscles Assists In Raising Eyebrows?
 
Frontalis
 
Corrugator
 
Soleus
 
Risorius
Muscle That Assists In Raising Eyelids____________
 
Levator Palpebrae Superioris
 
Orbicularis Oris
 
Risorius
 
Zygomaticus
Muscles That Create Movements Based On Intentional Desire Are Referred To As_______________
 
Voluntary
 
Cardiac
 
Involuntary
 
Non-Striated
The Coordination Of Which Two Muscles Enables The Body To Perform Mastication (Chewing)?
 
Temporalis And Masseter
 
Risorius And Corrugator
 
Procerus And Latissimus Dorsi
 
Auricularis And Latissmus Doris
The Portion Of The Muscle Joined To Movable Attachments Such As Bones, Movable Muscles Or Skin Is Known As The____________________
 
Insertion
 
Belly
 
Origin
 
Midsection
Which Of The Following Hand And Lower Arm Muscles Rotates The Forearm Palm-Down_____________
 
Pronator Teres
 
Thenar Eminence
 
Extensor Digitorum
 
Brachialis
Muscles That Create Movements Based On Intentional Desire Are Referred To As__________
 
Voluntary
 
Cardiac
 
Involuntary
 
Non-Striated
Muscles Affected During Facials Are Generally Massaged From The______________
 
Insertion Attachment To Origin Attachment
 
Insertion To Belly Attachment
 
Belly Attachment To Insertion Attachment
 
Origin Attachment To Insertion Attachment
The Occipitalis Muscle Is Located At The Nape Of The Neck And Draws The Scalp_____________
 
Back
 
Forward
 
To The Left
 
To The Right
The Muscle That Circles The Mouth And Is Responsible For Contracting, Puckering, And Wrinkling The Lips, As In Kissing Or Whistling, Is Known As_______________
 
Orbicularis Oris
 
Caninus
 
Mentalis
 
Quadratus Labii Inferioris
The Shape Of The Hair Strands Is Determined By The Shape Of The_____________
 
Hair Follicle
 
Inner Sheath
 
Cuticle Layer
 
Outer Sheath
The Arrector Pili Muscle Causes_________________
 
The Hair To Stand On End
 
The Hair To Lay Flat And Close To The Head
 
Faster Hair Growth
 
Slower Hair Growth
What Is The Term Used To Describe Baby-Fine, Silky Hair On The Body At Birth?
 
Lanugo
 
Barba
 
Vellus
 
Terminal
The Lower Segment Of The Hair Follicle That Extends From The Base Of The Follicle To The Insertion Of The Arrector Pili Muscle Is The______________
 
Bulb
 
Cuticle
 
Isthmus
 
Infundibulum
Which Of The Following Hair Structures Serves As Storage For Stem Cells?
 
Outer Root Sheath
 
Inner Root Sheath
 
Dermal Papilla
 
Germinal Matrix
What Is The Active Growing Stage Of Hair Called?
 
Anagen
 
Telogen
 
Catagen
 
Germinal
Which Hair Structure Supplies Nourishment To The Hair Bulb?
 
Papilla
 
Marrow
 
Root Sheath
 
Arrector Pilli
What are The Parts Of The Hair Strand?
 
Medulla, Cortex, Cuticle
 
Lanugo, Vellus, Terminal
 
Medulla, Lanugo, Terminal
 
Cortex, Medulla, Vellus
Hair Is Derived From The Epidermis And Consists Of 2 Distinct Parts Which Are____________
 
Hair Follicle, Hairstrand
 
Adornment, Sensory Perception
 
Protection From Heat, Insulation
 
Hair, Color
Which Layer Of The Skin Its Elastic Quality?
 
Dermis Layer
 
Basale Layer
 
Epidermal Layer
 
Subcutaneous Layer
Under Normal Circumstances It Takes How Long For A Fingernail To Replace Itself
 
4 To 6 Months
 
1 To 2 Months
 
7 To 8 Months
 
9 to 10 Months
When We Measure The PH Of The Skin, We Are Actually Measuring The PH of The_______________
 
Acid Mantle
 
Sweat Pore
 
Reticular Layer
 
Eccrine Glands
Adipose (Fat) Tissue Layer Below The___________
 
Dermis
 
Epidermis
 
Skin
 
Hair
Tiny Openings That Allow Sweat Or Sebum To Pass Through The Surface Of The Skin Is Called_______________
 
Pores
 
Glands
 
Hair
 
Blood
Venule Will Transport ___________________
 
Deoxygenated Blood
 
Blood
 
Capillaries
 
Lymph
Arterioles Transport Oxygenated Blood To ________________
 
Capillaries
 
Hair Follicle
 
Dermis
 
Epidermis
Pores Allow Sweat Or Sebum To Pass Through The Surface Of The _______________
 
Skin
 
Body
 
Skeletal System
 
Muscular System
Apocrine Gland Secretes An Odorless, Milky Substance That Can Develop Into Body Odor Because Of________________
 
Bacterial Activity
 
Activity
 
Hormones
 
Epidermis
What Are The 2 Types Of Sudoriferous Glands Found In The Dermis?
 
Eccrine Gland, Apocrine Gland
 
Dermis Gland, Epidermis Gland
 
Hair Follicle, Pores
 
Nerves, Blood Vessels
What Are The 2 Types Of Exocrine Glands Found In The Dermis?
 
Sudoriferous Glands, Sebaceous Glands
 
Sudoriferous Glands, Epidermis
 
Hair Follicles, Nerves
 
Blood Vessels, Lymphatic Vessels
Endocrine Glands, Like The Thyroid Gland, Release Their Secretions (Hormones) Into The Blood And Are Known As_________________
 
Ductless Glands
 
Glands
 
Sweat Glands
 
Oil Glands
Collagen Protein Fibers Are Strong And Flexible, While The Elastin Fibers Are____________and___________
 
Soft And Pliable
 
Lymphatic And Vessels
 
Sag And Wrinkle
 
Upper And Layer
The Reticular Layer Is The Lower Layer Of The Dermis In Direct Contact With The Next Layer Of Skin Is The ________________________________
 
Subcutaneous Layer
 
Lymphatic Vessels
 
Epidermis
 
Papillae
Tactile Corpuscles Are Known As_______________
 
Meissner's Corpuscles
 
Hair Follicle
 
Sweat Glands
 
Receptors
The Skin Is Nourished From Papillary Layer By Finger-Like Projections Called________________
 
Papillae
 
Epidermis
 
Dermal
 
Follicles
What Are The Names To The Two Layers Found In The Dermis Layer Which Nourish The Epidermis And Connect The Dermis To The Layer Below It, The Subcutaneous Layer?
 
Papillary, Reticular
 
Reticular, Nerves
 
Blood Vessels, Lymphatic Vessels
 
Pores, Hair Follicles
The Dermis Is Made Up Of Connective Tissue Composed Of A Semifluid Substance That Contains Collagen Protein And______________
 
Elastin Fibers
 
Fibers
 
Cells
 
Hair
Dermis Is Often Called The Dermal Layer, Derma, Corium Cutis Or_______________
 
True Skin
 
Skin
 
Layer
 
Epidermis
Cell Replacement In A Continuous Process Is Called______________
 
Desquamation
 
Barrier
 
Traction
 
Granular
Epidermal Ridges On Your Fingertips Are _________________
 
Fingerprints
 
Traction
 
Transparent
 
Barrier
What Recognizes The Antigens Displayed On The Langerhans Cells To Assist In Destroying The Foreign Substance?
 
T-Cells
 
Cells
 
Keratin
 
Traction
Bacteria, Viruses, Parasites Or Toxic Materials May Enter The Body Through Cuts In The_____________
 
Skin
 
Feet
 
Hands
 
Body
Langerhans Cells Help Support Our____________
 
Immune System
 
Hair System
 
Digestive System
 
Reproductive System
Stratum Spinosum Layer Is Often Called The Prickle Cell Layer Because Of The Prickly/Spine-Like Projections Between The Cells That Are Called___________
 
Desmosomes
 
Intercellular Connections
 
Hormones
 
Dentrites
Hyperpigmentation- Pigmentation That Occurs As A Result Of Variables And External Factors Such As Overexposure To UV Rays, Acne, Injuries To Skin Or____________
 
Hormones
 
Cells
 
Color
 
Desmosomes
In The Stratum Basale Layer Skin Cell Growth Occurs Through Mitosis, Or Cell Division, To Produce New________________
 
Epithelial Cells
 
Cells
 
Hormones
 
Intercellular Connections
In The Stratum Basale Layer Skin Cell Growth Occurs Through Mitosis, Or Cell Division, To Produce New________________
 
Epithelial Cells
 
Cells
 
Hormones
 
Intercellular Connections
Melanocytes Produce Melanosomes, Or Pigment Granules, Which Contain Melanin That Gives The Skin____________
 
Color
 
Shape
 
Rays
 
Connections
Melanocytes Are Structured Like An Octopus, With Arm-Like Protrusions Called__________
 
Dendrites
 
Intercellular
 
Axon Cells
 
Sebaceous Glands
The Key Function Of Melanocytes Is To Produce The Biological Pigment Known As Melanin For_____________
 
Protection
 
Hormones
 
Connections
 
Cells
The Stratum Basale Layer Is The Deepest Level Of The Epidermis And Is Also Called The_________________
 
Stratum Germinativum
 
Stratum Spinosum
 
Stratum Lucidum
 
Stratum Corneum
Dead Cells Form A Layer At The Skin's___________
 
Surface
 
Below
 
Color
 
Shed
The Epidermis Is Stratified With Five Layers Of Cells With Differing_____________
 
Characteristics
 
Things
 
Levels
 
Jobs
The Epidermis Is Primarily Composed Of Keratinocytes, also called___________
 
Corneocytes
 
Basale Layer
 
Shaped Cells
 
Grain-Like Cells
What Layer Of The Epidermis Is Known As The Basal Or Basement Layer?
 
Stratum Basale
 
Stratum Lucidum
 
Stratum Corneum
 
Stratum Granulosum
Which Layer Of The Epidermis Has Spiny, Irregular Shaped Cells?
 
Stratum Spinosum
 
Stratum Lucidum
 
Stratum Corneum
 
Stratum Basale
Which Layer Of The Epidermis Has Transparent, Clear (Lucid) Cells In Soles And Palms Only?
 
Stratum Lucidum
 
Stratum Corneum
 
Stratum Spinosum
 
Stratum Basale
Which Layer Of The Epidermis Has Hardened, Cornified, Horny Cells?
 
Stratum Corneum
 
Stratum Lucidum
 
Stratum Granulosum
 
Stratum Basale
Which Layer Of The Epidermis Has Grain-Like Cells?
 
Stratum Granulosum
 
Stratum Spinosum
 
Stratum Basale
 
Stratum Lucidum
How Many Layers Are In The Epidermis Layer?
 
5
 
6
 
10
 
4
New Cells Are Constantly Being Formed In The Stratum______________
 
Basale Layer
 
Spinosum Layer
 
Granulosum Layer
 
Lucidum Layer
What Layer Of The Skin Has The Primary Function To Keep The Insides In And The Outside Out?
 
Epidermis
 
Dermis
 
Subcutaneous
 
Layers
What Is The Name To An Important Component Of Skin Cells Is A Protein Substance Called?
 
Keratin
 
Lymph
 
Epidermis
 
Dermis
What Are The 3 Main Layers Of The Skin?
 
Epidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous
 
Dermatology, Epidermis, Subcutaneous
 
Subcutaneous, Layers, Lymph
 
Barrier, Layers, Lymph
Dermis Is Made Up Primarily Of Collagen (80%) And Elastin (Connective Tissue, 3%) With Sebaceous Glands, Apocrine Glands, Eccrine Glands And Hair Follicles; These Are Often Referred To As______________________
 
Appendages
 
Barrier
 
Vessels
 
Layer
What Layer Of The Skin Is Located Below The Dermis?
 
Subcutaneous
 
Epidermis
 
Dermis
 
Appendages
What Layer Of The Skin Contains Nerve Fibers That Sense Touch, Pressure And Pain?
 
Dermis
 
Epidermis
 
Subcutaneous
 
Layers
The Outermost Layer Of The Skin-The One You Can See Is Called________________
 
Epidermis
 
Dermis
 
True Skin
 
Structure
The Study Of The Skin's Functions Is Known As___________________
 
Skin Physiology
 
Skin Histology
 
Dermatology
 
Dermatologist
Microscopic Study Of The Skin's Tissue Is Known As____________
 
Skin Histology
 
Skin Physiology
 
Dermatology
 
Skin Specialist
Medical Skin Specialist Is Known As A_________________
 
Dermatologist
 
Cosmotologist
 
Oncologist
 
Dermatology
Study Of The Skin, It's Structure, Functions, Diseases And Treatment Is Known As_____________________
 
Dermatology
 
Skin Histology
 
Skin Physiology
 
Medical Skin Specialist
Protective Barrier To Keep Bacteria Out And Help Maintain The Skin's Normal PH Range Of________________________
 
4.5-5.5
 
1.5-3.5
 
3.2-4.2
 
6.5-7.5
Helps Eliminate Sweat, Salt And Waste Products From The Body Through _____________
 
Excretion
 
Secretion
 
Absorption
 
Organ
Penetration Of Cosmetic Preparations Is Restricted To The______________
 
Epidermal Layers Only
 
Dermis Layer
 
Dermatitis Layer
 
Secretion Level
Skin Is Able To Absorb Some Oil- Or Fat-Based Substances On A _______________
 
Topical Level
 
Deeper Level
 
Level
 
Absorption Level
Substances Can Penetrate Through The Cells Of The Epidermis, Hair Follicles, and___________
 
Sweat Glands
 
Dermis
 
Lymph
 
Vessels
Adipose Tissue In The Subcutaneous Layer Insulates The Body-Known As___________
 
Thermoregulation
 
Regulation
 
Glands
 
Temperature
A Reaction To A Sensation Is A___________
 
Reflex
 
Excretion
 
Pressure
 
Detoxification
What Do The First 4 Letters In The Word SHAPES Stands For When Talking About Skin Functions?
 
Sensation, Heat Regulation, Absorption, Protection
 
Sad, Hot, Angry, Pilable
 
Skin, Heart, Absorption, Pressure
 
Sensation, Heart, Acid, Porcupine
The Skin Covers Our Body And Is Our ______________
 
Largest Organ
 
Organ
 
Lymph
 
Skin Tissue
The Integumentary System Includes Skin, Hair, Nails and_______________
 
Glands
 
Pressure
 
Fungai
 
Organ
What Is The Group Of Body Structure And Organs That, Together, Perform Functions For The Body?
 
Body Systems
 
Cells
 
Anatomy
 
Tissues
What Contains Marrow And Create Red Blood Cells?
 
Bones
 
Brain
 
Pancreas
 
Spleen
What Controls Body Functions, And Synthesizes Information?
 
Brain
 
Skin
 
Stomach
 
Cardiac Muscle
Forms The External Protective Layer Of The Body_____________
 
Skin
 
Bones
 
Cardiac Muscle
 
Nervous
What Are The 2 Phases Of Metabolism?
 
Anabolism, Catabolism
 
Mitosis, Meiosis
 
Epithelial, Muscular
 
Integumentary, Skeletal
The Control Center Of Cell Activities Is Called The____________
 
Nucleus
 
Stomach
 
Protoplasm
 
Body System
Most Of The Activities Of The Cell Take Place In The_____________
 
Cytoplasm
 
Nucleus
 
Stomach
 
Cell Membrane
What Are The Four Primary Types Of Tissue?
 
Epithelial, Nerve, Connective, Muscular
 
Tissue, Organs, Body Systems, Anatomy
 
Respiratory, Endocrine, Excretory, Cells
 
Nucleus, Meiosis, Anabolism, Lungs
Groups Of Cells Of The Same Kind That Perform Similar Functions Is Called_____________
 
Tissues
 
Organs
 
Nerves
 
Connective
The Study Of Organs And Systems Of The Body Is Called____________
 
Anatomy
 
Physiology
 
Gross Anatomy
 
Pathology
What Are The 3 Basic Parts Of A Cell?
 
Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane
 
Matter, Life, Water
 
Pathology, Histology, Physiology
 
Anabolism, Catabolism, Metabolism
When Cells Grow And Divide Is Called______________
 
Mitosis
 
Metabolism
 
Catabolism
 
Anabolism
Cell Division That Doesn't Create Cells Identical To Parent Is Called___________
 
Meiosis
 
Mitosis
 
Anatomy
 
Cytoplasm
Cells Are The Basic Units Of Living____________
 
Matter
 
Reproduction
 
Sperm
 
Anabolism


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