INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM – SKIN STRUCTURE, DERMATOLOGICAL TERMINOLOGYQuestion 1 The integumentary system primarily includes:Bones and musclesSkin, hair, nails, and glandsHeart and blood vesselsNerves and brainĐáp án chi tiết:The integumentary system consists of the skin and its appendages, including hair, nails, sweat glands, and sebaceous glands.Question 2 What is the largest organ of the human body?LiverLungSkinBrainĐáp án chi tiết: The skin is the largest organ by surface area and weight, providing protection and regulation.Question 3 The outermost layer of the skin is called:DermisHypodermisEpidermisSubcutaneous tissueĐáp án chi tiết:The epidermis is the most superficial layer and provides a protective barrier.Question 4 Which type of tissue mainly composes the epidermis?Simple cuboidal epitheliumStratified squamous epitheliumConnective tissueSmooth muscleĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: The epidermis is made of stratified squamous epithelium, ideal for protection against abrasion.Question 5 Melanin is responsible for:Skin hydrationHeat regulationSkin color and UV protectionSweat productionĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Melanin protects against ultraviolet radiation and determines skin color.Question 7 Sweat glands are mainly involved in:Vitamin D synthesisTemperature regulationHair growth Immune defenseĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Sweat evaporation helps regulate body temperature.Question 8 Sebaceous glands secrete:SweatKeratinSebumMelaninĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation:Sebum lubricates and waterproofs the skin and hair. Question 9 Hair follicles are located primarily in the:EpidermisDermisHypodermisStratum corneumĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Hair follicles originate in the dermis.Question 10 Nails are composed mainly of:CollagenElastinKeratinMelaninĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Keratin is a tough protein forming nails and hair.Question 11 Which layer contains blood vessels?EpidermisDermisStratum lucidumStratum corneumĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: The dermis contains blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue.Question 12 The hypodermis is mainly composed of:Epithelial tissueNervous tissueAdipose tissueCartilageĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: The hypodermis stores fat for insulation and cushioning.Question 13 Which skin layer is responsible for strength and elasticity?EpidermisDermisHypodermisStratum basaleĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Collagen and elastin fibers in the dermis provide tensile strength and elasticity.Question 14 Eccrine sweat glands are best described as:Producing oily secretionAssociated with hair folliclesInvolved in thermoregulationActive only during pubertyĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Eccrine glands regulate body temperature through sweat evaporationQuestion 15 Apocrine glands are most active:At birthDuring childhoodAfter puberty In old ageĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Apocrine glands become functional after puberty and respond to hormonal changesQuestion 16 Which structure gives fingerprints their unique pattern?Epidermal ridgesSebaceous glandsHair shaftsSweat ductsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Dermal papillae form epidermal ridges, creating fingerprints.Question 17 Vitamin D synthesis occurs primarily in response to:HeatUV radiationMoistureOxygenĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Ultraviolet light triggers vitamin D production in the skin.Question 18 Which term refers to inflammation of the skin?MyositisDermatitisNephritisArthritisĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Dermatitis means inflammation of the skin.Question 19 A blister is best described as:A solid skin massA pus-filled lesionA fluid-filled elevation A pigmented lesionĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Blisters contain clear fluid between skin layers.Question 20 Acne vulgaris primarily involves dysfunction of:Sweat glandsHair follicles and sebaceous glandsBlood vesselsLymphatic vesselsĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Acne results from blockage and inflammation of sebaceous glands and hair follicles.Question 21 Which lesion is flat and discolored?PapuleVesicleMaculeNoduleĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: A macule is a flat lesion with color change only.Question 22 Urticaria is commonly known as:PsoriasisEczemaHivesWartsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Urticaria refers to transient, itchy wheals (hives).Question 23 The stratum corneum consists mainly of:Living cellsDead keratinized cellsMelanocytes Blood capillariesĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: The stratum corneum forms a tough, protective outer layer.Question 24 Which term describes excessive sweating?XerosisHyperhidrosisCyanosisPallorĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Hyperhidrosis means abnormally increased sweating.Question 25 A fungal infection of the skin is termed:DermatitisMycosisPsoriasisMelanomaQuestion 26 Which structure anchors the skin to underlying tissues?EpidermisDermisHypodermisStratum basaleĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: The hypodermis connects skin to deeper structures.Question 27 The arrector pili muscle causes:SweatingGoosebumpsHair lossPigmentationĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Contraction of arrector pili muscles produces goosebumpsQuestion 28 Which lesion is solid and raised, less than 1 cm?NodulePapuleVesiclePustuleĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Papules are small, solid, raised skin lesionsQuestion 29 Sebum mainly functions to:Cool the bodyKill bacteria directlyLubricate skin and hairProduce vitamin DĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Sebum reduces water loss and keeps skin flexible.Question 30 Which cell type plays a key role in cutaneous immune defense?KeratinocytesMelanocytesLangerhans cellsFibroblastsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Langerhans cells are antigen-presenting cells involved in immune surveillance.Question 31 Basal cell carcinoma most commonly arises from:MelanocytesStratum basaleDermal fibroblastsSebaceous glandsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Basal cell carcinoma originates from basal cells of the epidermis.Question 32 Psoriasis is characterized by:Fungal infectionAutoimmune-mediated inflammationViral etiologyBacterial invasionĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Psoriasis is an immune-mediated chronic inflammatory skin disorder.Question 33 A malignant tumor of melanocytes is called:CarcinomaSarcomaMelanomaLymphomaĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Melanoma is a dangerous skin cancer derived from melanocytes.Question 34 Which layer is absent in thin skin?Stratum basaleStratum spinosumStratum lucidumStratum corneumĐáp án chi tiết:Explanation: Stratum lucidum is present only in thick skin (palms and soles).Question 35 The ABCDE rule is used to assess:BurnsPressure ulcersMelanomaFungal infectionsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: ABCDE evaluates asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolution of pigmented lesions.Question 36 Which mechanism best explains blister formation?Excess keratin productionSeparation between skin layersIncreased melanin synthesisSebum accumulationĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Blisters form when fluid accumulates between separated epidermal layers.Question 37 Impaired wound healing is most directly related to dysfunction of:Keratinocytes onlyFibroblasts and collagen synthesisMelanocytesSweat glandsĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Fibroblasts produce collagen, essential for tissue repair.Question 38 Which condition involves loss of melanocytes?MelasmaVitiligoAlbinismPsoriasisĐáp án chi tiết:Answer: B Explanation: Vitiligo results from autoimmune destruction of melanocytes.Question 39 Pressure ulcers primarily develop due to:InfectionChronic UV exposureProlonged ischemiaExcess sweatingĐáp án chi tiết: Explanation: Sustained pressure reduces blood flow, leading to tissue necrosis.Question 40 Which statement best describes the skin as an endocrine organ?It secretes insulinIt produces antibodiesIt synthesizes vitamin D It regulates blood pressureĐáp án chi tiết: The skin converts precursors into vitamin D under UV light, functioning as an endocrine organ.Nộp bàiKết quả:Tổng số câu: 0Số câu đúng: 0Số câu sai: 0Tỷ lệ đúng: Làm lạiĐáp án chi tiếtThi đề mớiBấm vào câu đã làmđể xem lại đáp án + lời giải chi tiết123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839Học thử miễn phí "Tất cả những đề và đáp án có trong bộ đề thi, đã được MEDUC kiểm duyệt, nhưng không thể tránh sai sót, mọi sai sót xin báo về mail: meduc.vn@gmail.com, chân thành cám ơn các bạn"Chia sẻ: Còn lại0p:0s