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Skin

Quiz

Welcome to your Skin

1. 
Which one of the following cannot be absorbed by the skin?
2. 
Which fatty substance in the skin is converted into Vitamin D from UV light?
3. 
Ephelides are more commonly referred to as?
4. 
Ringworm can also be referred to as?
5. 
How is melanin produced?
6. 
Erector Pili can be defined as?
7. 
What do Mast Cells produce?
8. 
What is dermatitis?
9. 
What do Eccrine glands excrete?
10. 
Which type of tissue is the dermis made of?
11. 
Which of the following is a congenital skin disorder?
12. 
Which one of the following is a viral infection?
13. 
What is the purpose of collagen in the skin?
14. 
Which skin disorder gives skin a flushed reddened appearance?
15. 
The stratum lucidum is also known as?
16. 
Which pigment gives skin its natural colour?
17. 
Warts can be recognised by?
18. 
Which of the following can be found in the epidermis?
19. 
The body temperature of healthy humans is?
20. 
What type of skin disorder is impetigo?
21. 
Desquamation occurs on which layer of the skin?
22. 
A bacterial infection of the pilo sebaceous duct is known as?
23. 
Which layer of skin is the primary site of mitosis?
24. 
What type of skin disorder is a port wine stain?
25. 
The Acid Mantle is formed from?
26. 
Desquamation can be defined as?
27. 
A complete lack of melanocytes causes?
28. 
Shingles is also known as?
29. 
Which layer of the skin is the cell membrane not visible?
30. 
Comedones are also known as?

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