Medical Terminology Systems 7th Edition by Barbara A. Gylys - Test Bank

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Integumentary System

Multiple Choice

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

____ 1. Which glands produce sweat?

a.	Sebaceous
b.	Papillary
c.	Porous
d.	Ductless
e.	Sudoriferous

____ 2. Which cells produce black pigment?

a.	Lipocytes
b.	Melanocytes
c.	Adipocytes
d.	Leukocytes
e.	Chondrocytes

____ 3. Which is the deepest layer of the epidermis?

a.	Corium
b.	Stratum corneum
c.	Subcutaneous
d.	Basal layer
e.	Sebaceous

____ 4. A primary function of sebum is:

a.	protection against infection.
b.	hair growth.
c.	tissue repair.
d.	scar development.
e.	excoriation.

____ 5. The visible part of the hair is called the:

a.	hair follicle.
b.	hair shaft.
c.	papilla.
d.	hair root.
e.	capillary.

____ 6. Sebaceous glands are also known as:

a.	sweat glands.
b.	sudoriferous glands.
c.	stratum corneum.
d.	oil glands.
e.	endocrine glands.

____ 7. The term metastasis means the tumor:

a.	is localized.
b.	cells travel to remote regions of the body.
c.	is cancerous but localized.
d.	is benign.
e.	spreads within an organ only.

____ 8. The basal layer includes special cells called:

a.	adipocytes.
b.	melanocytes.
c.	lymphocytes.
d.	adenocytes.
e.	dermocytes.

____ 9. Which skin barrier protects from cancer-causing UV radiation?

a.	Keratin
b.	Stratum corneum
c.	Keratosis
d.	Melanin
e.	Corium

____ 10. Skin is relatively waterproof because of:

a.	skin oil.
b.	keratin.
c.	sweat.
d.	lunula.
e.	strata.

____ 11. The growth area of the nail is the:

a.	nail body.
b.	lunula.
c.	nail bed.
d.	cuticle.
e.	nail tip.

____ 12. Which is the first line of defense against the invasion of pathogens?

a.	Nail body
b.	Melanocytes
c.	Skin
d.	Adipose tissue
e.	Subcutaneous tissue

____ 13. Which is a hard protein found in the epidermis?

a.	Sebum
b.	Pus
c.	Cerumen
d.	Keratin
e.	Melanin

____ 14. Exocrine glands secrete substances:

a.	directly into the bloodstream.
b.	through ducts to an outer body surface.
c.	by absorption through cell membranes.
d.	into capillaries.
e.	into vascular tissue.

____ 15. Skin is also called:

a.	corium.
b.	ductules.
c.	capillaries.
d.	glandular.
e.	integument.

____ 16. The combining form (CF) onych/o means:

a.	hand.
b.	hair.
c.	nail.
d.	skin.
e.	finger.

____ 17. The CF pil/o means:

a.	nipple.
b.	dry.
c.	hair.
d.	skin.
e.	nail.

____ 18. The CF ichthy/o means:

a.	horny.
b.	hard.
c.	dry, scaly.
d.	sweat.
e.	fungus.

____ 19. The CF for fat is:

a.	sudor/o.
b.	kerat/o.
c.	squam/o.
d.	steat/o.
e.	seb/o.

____ 20. The CF for fungus (plural fungi) is:

a.	trich/o.
b.	unguin/o.
c.	squam/o.
d.	xen/o.
e.	myc/o.

____ 21. The suffix -cyte means:

a.	skin.
b.	tissue.
c.	hair.
d.	nail.
e.	cell.

____ 22. The suffix -logist means:

a.	study of.
b.	specialist in the study of.
c.	specialty.
d.	treatment of skin.
e.	therapy.

____ 23. The prefix an- means:

a.	in, not.
b.	without.
c.	without, not.
d.	below.
e.	upon.

____ 24. The prefix homo- means

a.	same.
b.	different.
c.	normal.
d.	abnormal.
e.	through.

____ 25. The prefix sub- means:

a.	below.
b.	abnormal.
c.	obsessive.
d.	upon.
e.	under, below.

____ 26. The prefix dia- means:

a.	through, across.
b.	flow.
c.	loose.
d.	without.
e.	abnormal.

____ 27. The CF ungu/o means:

a.	hand.
b.	hair.
c.	nail.
d.	skin.
e.	finger.

____ 28. The CF cutane/o means:

a.	cut.
b.	skin.
c.	callous.
d.	nail.
e.	hair.

____ 29. The CF xer/o means:

a.	foreign, strange.
b.	hardening.
c.	horny.
d.	absence.
e.	dry.

____ 30. The CF trich/o means:

a.	nail.
b.	fungus.
c.	hair.
d.	three.
e.	tripod.

____ 31. Which term means an inflammatory skin disease characterized by isolated pustules that become crusted and rupture?

a.	Hirsutism
b.	Pemphigus
c.	Impetigo
d.	Chloasma
e.	Psoriasis

____ 32. Dermatomycosis is a:

a.	shedding of the epidermis.
b.	skin discoloration.
c.	thickened, horny skin growth.
d.	fungal infection of the skin.
e.	condition of dried sebum in an excretory duct of the skin.

____ 33. Which is a type of fungal infection of the skin commonly called ringworm?

a.	Tinea
b.	Pemphigus
c.	Eczema
d.	Scabies
e.	Ecchymosis

____ 34. Which pair of terms contains synonyms?

a.	Xeroderma—Scleroderma
b.	Onychoma—Adenoma
c.	Scleroderma—Ichthyosis
d.	Diaphoresis—Sudoresis
e.	Pruritus—Psoriasis

____ 35. Which term means excessive sweating?

a.	Hyperhydrosis
b.	Hyperhydria
c.	Hyperhidrosis
d.	Hydrosis
e.	Anhidria

____ 36. What is the medical term for freckle?

a.	Comedo
b.	Macule
c.	Bulla
d.	Papule
e.	Wheal

____ 37. What is the term for bedsores?

a.	Impetigo
b.	Pressure ulcers
c.	Tinea corporis
d.	Ecchymoses
e.	Tinea barbae

____ 38. Which term means unnatural paleness or absence of color in the skin?

a.	Pigmentation
b.	Erythema
c.	Lentigo
d.	Pallor
e.	Vitiligo

____ 39. Plantar warts, or verrucae, are caused by:

a.	several fungal species.
b.	handling certain reptiles.
c.	viruses.
d.	poor hygiene.
e.	pressure from ill-fitting shoes.

____ 40. Pediculosis is skin infestation caused by:

a.	fleas.
b.	mosquitos.
c.	ticks.
d.	red bugs.
e.	lice.

____ 41. Burns that damage only the epidermis are classified as:

a.	first-degree.
b.	crustations.
c.	third-degree.
d.	vesicular.
e.	second-degree.

____ 42. What is the term for a small slit or cracklike sore that extends into the dermis?

a.	Bulla
b.	Wheal
c.	Vesicle
d.	Fissure
e.	Papule

____ 43. A carbuncle is a(n):

a.	fungal infection.
b.	pyogenic infection.
c.	skin ulceration.
d.	abrasion.
e.	benign tumor.

____ 44. Which term is another term for blackhead?

a.	Melanoma
b.	Chloasma
c.	Pemphigus
d.	Petechia
e.	Comedo

____ 45. Trichopathy is a disease of the:

a.	epidermis.
b.	hair.
c.	skin.
d.	fingernails.
e.	sweat glands.

____ 46. Which term means extreme sensitivity to sensory stimuli?

a.	Erythema
b.	Excoriation
c.	Ecchymosis
d.	Hyperesthesia
e.	Psoriasis

____ 47. The term alopecia means:

a.	dry skin.
b.	blisters.
c.	oily skin.
d.	itching.
e.	baldness.

____ 48. Which term is a contagious disease transmitted by the itch mite?

a.	Vitiligo
b.	Trichopathy
c.	Scabies
d.	Comedo
e.	Psoriasis

____ 49. Which condition is a hyperpigmentation of the skin characterized by yellowish-brown patches or spots?

a.	Comedo
b.	Ecchymosis
c.	Chloasma
d.	Alopecia
e.	Pemphigus

____ 50. Lentigo is a(n):

a.	small brown macule on the skin, usually caused by sun exposure.
b.	pyogenic infection of the skin.
c.	inflammation of cellular tissue.
d.	lesion due to impaired circulation.
e.	excessive hair growth.

____ 51. A localized collection of pus at the site of infection is:

a.	cellulitis.
b.	abscess.
c.	acne.
d.	eschar.
e.	purpura.

____ 52. Pruritus of the hands indicates:

a.	a skin condition that turns the hands blue.
b.	excessive sweating of the hands.
c.	an inflammatory condition of the hands.
d.	itching of the hands.
e.	inflammation and swelling of the hands near the nails.

____ 53. Which term means milk-white patches on the skin?

a.	Pediculosis
b.	Petechiae
c.	Urticaria
d.	Vitiligo
e.	Eczema

____ 54. A wheal is also called a(n):

a.	pustule.
b.	polyp.
c.	ulcer.
d.	hive.
e.	wart.

____ 55. Damaged tissue following a severe burn is called:

a.	sciatica.
b.	hystopathologic.
c.	eschar.
d.	ecchymosis.
e.	a vesicle.

____ 56. What term means a surgical procedure to remove necrotized tissue from a wound?

a.	Cryosurgery
b.	Fulguration
c.	Dermabrasion
d.	Debridement
e.	Chemical peel

____ 57. A skin graft taken from one part of the body and placed on another part of the patient’s body is a(n):

a.	allograft.
b.	homograft.
c.	xenograft.
d.	heterograft.
e.	autograft.

____ 58. The medical procedure used to treat acne scarring by removing outer layers of the skin is called:

a.	debridement.
b.	cryosurgery.
c.	fulguration.
d.	chemical peel.
e.	photosensitizing.

____ 59. An intradermal test that produces a skin reaction in sensitive patients is used to identify:

a.	malignant tumors.
b.	suspected allergens.
c.	infections.
d.	bacteria.
e.	cysts.

____ 60. Which procedure, in which cells are destroyed by exposing them to light, is usually used to treat cancer and actinic keratosis?

a.	Photodynamic therapy
b.	Cryosurgery
c.	Fulguration
d.	Debridement
e.	Chemabrasion

____ 61. Which procedure uses liquid nitrogen to destroy abnormal tissue, such as warts, tumors, or infected tissue?

a.	Fulguration
b.	Cryosurgery
c.	Debridement
d.	Dermabrasion
e.	Photosensitizing

____ 62. Which procedure uses wire brushes or sandpaper to scrape away the epidermis?

a.	Peel
b.	Debridement
c.	Fulguration
d.	Dermabrasion
e.	Photosensitizer

____ 63. Which procedure destroys tissue using a high-frequency electric current?

a.	Debridement
b.	Dermabrasion
c.	Fulguration
d.	Photodynamic therapy
e.	Sensitization

____ 64. Which type of biopsy removes elevated lesions using a surgical blade?

a.	Frozen section
b.	Needle
c.	Punch
d.	Shave
e.	Graft

____ 65. Which term means transplantation of healthy tissue from one person to another person?

a.	Allograft
b.	Autograft
c.	Synthetic
d.	Xenograft
e.	Heterograft

____ 66. Which type of skin graft is produced from collagen fibers?

a.	Allograft
b.	Autograft
c.	Synthetic
d.	Xenograft
e.	Heterograft

____ 67. Which type of skin graft comes from a foreign donor (usually a pig)?

a.	Allograft
b.	Autograft
c.	Synthetic
d.	Xenograft
e.	Homograft

____ 68. Which laboratory test grows a colony of bacteria removed from an infected site and determines effective antibiotics for treatment?

a.	Allergy
b.	Intradermal
c.	Patch
d.	Scratch
e.	Culture and sensitivity

____ 69. Which skin test identifies suspected allergens by subcutaneously injecting small amounts of extracts of the suspected allergens and observing the skin for a subsequent reaction?

a.	Prick
b.	Scratch
c.	Patch
d.	Intradermal
e.	Culture and sensitivity

____ 70. Which skin test identifies suspected allergens by placing a small quantity of the suspected allergen on a lightly scratched area of the skin?

a.	Prick
b.	Photodynamic
c.	Patch
d.	Intradermal
e.	Culture and sensitivity

____ 71. Which medications destroy the outer layer of skin?

a.	Corticosteroids
b.	Keratolytics
c.	Antipruritics
d.	Parasiticides
e.	Anesthetics

____ 72. Which topically applied agents inhibit growth of bacteria?

a.	Keratolytics
b.	Protectives
c.	Antihistamines
d.	Antiseptics
e.	Corticosteroids

____ 73. Which agents are used to control inflammation, redness, and itching caused by allergic skin reactions?

a.	Protectives
b.	Antihistamines
c.	Keratolytics
d.	Antiseptics
e.	Antiparasitics

____ 74. Which agents are used to kill mites and lice?

a.	Antiparasitics
b.	Anesthetics
c.	Antihistamines
d.	Keratolytics
e.	Corticosteroids

____ 75. Which type of anesthetic blocks sensation of pain by numbing the skin layers?

a.	General
b.	Topical
c.	Epidural
d.	Local
e.	Spinal

____ 76. Petroleum jelly is commonly used to:

a.	inhibit growth of bacteria.
b.	shed the outer layer of skin.
c.	kill parasites.
d.	soothe inflamed skin.
e.	inhibit allergic reactions.

____ 77. Vaseline is a brand name for a(n):

a.	antibiotic.
b.	ointment.
c.	injectable.
d.	elixir.
e.	antifungal.

____ 78. Novocain is a brand name for a(n):

a.	antiparasitic.
b.	antifungal.
c.	corticosteroid.
d.	topical anesthetic.
e.	keratolytic.

____ 79. The abbreviation bx means:

a.	breast radiograph.
b.	second-degree burn.
c.	biopsy.
d.	cross-graft.
e.	autograft.

____ 80. The abbreviation for ointment is:

a.	ung.
b.	subcu.
c.	gtt.
d.	omt.
e.	oit.

____ 81. Which abbreviation refers to a diagnosis?

a.	IMP
b.	DIA
c.	DS
d.	DIAG
e.	ASI

True/False

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

____ 82. Verruca is also known as a pimple.

____ 83. Urticaria is characterized by eruption of pale red, elevated patches called wheals (hives).

____ 84. The technical term for a blackhead is comedo.

____ 85. An abscess is a localized collection of pus at the site of an infection.

____ 86. Alopecia is also known as chloasma.

____ 87. Dermatomycosis is any infection of the skin caused by fungi.

____ 88. Eschar material commonly contains pus.

____ 89. Keratosis is a thickened area of the epidermis.

____ 90. Scabies is a contagious skin disease.

____ 91. Fulguration is also known as electrodesiccation.

____ 92. If an abscess does not respond to treatment, it may require an incision to drain the pus.

____ 93. Frozen sections of tissue are commonly used to obtain a rapid diagnosis of a suspected malignancy.

____ 94. Photodynamic therapy is used primarily to lighten the skin.

____ 95. Frozen section biopsy is used to diagnose warts.

____ 96. The scratch test is synonymous with the prick test.

____ 97. Antiseptics are subcutaneously injected drugs used to inhibit bacterial growth.

____ 98. Protectives do not penetrate the skin or soften it; instead, they allow the natural healing process to occur.

____ 99. Corticosteroids are classified as anti-inflammatory drugs.

____ 100. Claritin is a brand name for an antifungal medication.

____ 101. Topically applied agents affect only the area to which they are applied.

Matching

Match the combining forms with their meanings.

a.	cutane/o
b.	hidr/o
c.	hydr/o
d.	ichthy/o
e.	kerat/o
f.	lip/o
g.	melan/o
h.	myc/o
i.	onych/o
j.	pil/o
k.	py/o
l.	scler/o
m.	seb/o
n.	squam/o
o.	xer/o

____ 102. dry, scaly

____ 103. fat

____ 104. hair

____ 105. scale

____ 106. nail

____ 107. skin

____ 108. sweat

____ 109. hardening, sclera (white of the eye)

____ 110. horny tissue; hard; cornea

____ 111. black

____ 112. dry

____ 113. fungus

____ 114. sebum

____ 115. pus

____ 116. water

Match the medical terms with their definitions.

a.	abscess
b.	acne
c.	alopecia
d.	Bowen disease
e.	cellulitis
f.	chloasma
g.	comedo
h.	debridement
i.	dermabrasion
j.	dermatomycosis
k.	ecchymosis
l.	eczema
m.	erythema
n.	eschar
o.	hirsutism
p.	impetigo
q.	keratosis
r.	lentigo
s.	pallor
t.	pediculosis
u.	petechia
v.	pressure ulcer
w.	pruritus
x.	scabies
y.	vitiligo
z.	urticaria

____ 117. infection of the skin caused by fungi

____ 118. allergic reaction of skin characterized by elevated patches called hives

____ 119. inflammatory disease of the sebaceous glands and hair follicles of the skin

____ 120. absence or loss of hair; also called baldness

____ 121. pigmentary skin discolorations, usually occurring in yellowish-brown patches or spots

____ 122. hemorrhagic area of the skin; commonly called a bruise

____ 123. use of wire brushes or sandpaper to scrape away the epidermis

____ 124. chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by erythema, papules, pustules, crusts, and scabs and accompanied by intense itching

____ 125. skin deterioration caused by prolonged pressure from lying in one position

____ 126. redness of the skin caused by swelling of the capillaries

____ 127. excessive growth of hair or presence of hair in unusual places, especially in women

____ 128. bacterial skin infection with pustules that become crusted and rupture

____ 129. horny growth on the skin (such as a callus or wart)

____ 130. unnatural paleness in the skin

____ 131. localized loss of skin pigmentation characterized by milk-white patches

____ 132. infestation with lice transmitted by personal contact or common use of brushes, combs, or headgear

____ 133. small brown macules, especially on the face and arms, caused by sun exposure, usually in older persons

____ 134. acute infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue

____ 135. localized collection of pus at site of infection

____ 136. minute, pinpoint hemorrhages under the skin

____ 137. contagious skin disease transmitted by the itch mite

____ 138. form of intraepidermal carcinoma (squamous cell)

____ 139. damaged tissue sloughed off from the skin’s surface following a severe burn

____ 140. removal of necrosed tissue from a wound by surgery, enzymes, or chemical agents

____ 141. intense itching

____ 142. dry sebum plugging a pore of the skin; also called a blackhead

Completion

Complete each statement.

Use onych/o to build a word that means tumor of the nail(s): ____________________.

Use lip/o to build a word that means fat cell: ____________________.

Use dermat/o to build a word that means abnormal condition of the skin: ____________________.

Use trich/o to build a word that means disease of the hair: ____________________.

Use -logist to build a word that means specialist in the study of skin (diseases): ____________________.

Use adip/o to build a word that means resembling fat: ____________________.

Use adip/o to build a word that means hernia containing fat: ____________________.

Use scler/o to build a word that means abnormal condition of hardening: ____________________.

Use onych/o to build a word that means abnormal condition of the nails caused by a fungus: ____________________.

Use onych/o to build a word that means softening of the nails: ____________________.

Build a word that means incision of a nail: ____________________.

Build a word that means excision of a nail: ____________________.

Build a word that means softening of the nail(s): ____________________.

Build a word that means inflammation of the skin: ____________________.

Build a word that means disease of the hair: ____________________.

Build a word that means specialist in the study of skin (disease): ____________________.

Build a word that means treatment with cold: ____________________.

Build a word that means abnormal condition of sweat(ing): ____________________.

Build a word that means tumor (that is) black: ____________________.

Build a word that means skin (that is) dry: ____________________.

Build a word that means discharge or flow of sebum: ____________________.

Build a word that means transplantation of foreign or strange tissue (skin from a pig): ____________________.

Integumentary System

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ANS: E PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: G PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: O PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: H PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: M PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: K PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: C PTS: 1 TOP: Combining Form Matching

ANS: J PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: Z PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: B PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: C PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: F PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: K PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: I PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: L PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: V PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: M PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: O PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: P PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: Q PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: S PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: Y PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: T PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: R PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: E PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: A PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: U PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: X PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: D PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: N PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: H PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: W PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

ANS: G PTS: 1 TOP: Med Terms Matching

COMPLETION

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