Question

20. Loss of hair that most likely has a genetic basis A. alopecia B. melanoma C. nevus Dacne E. all of the above scalp hair". 21. "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your long A. vellus B. terminal C. lanugo D. angora E. alopecia 22. A third-degree burn destroys portions of the entire thickness of the skin but not the underlying muscles A. True B. False 23. Allows one to detect wind blowing through hair, or a playful tug on a ponytail A. hair corpuscles B. hair follicules C. root hair plexus D. arrector pili muscle E a recent visit to the hair salon 24. Responsible for the strong odor(body odor) of sweat associated with a specific type of sweat gland A. hyperhydrosis cornification of keratin C. is not cornified. breakdown of proteins by bacteria. melanin D. A. Which of the following is associated with the sense of touch? langerhans cells. pacinian corpuscles. melanocytes. nevus corpuscles keratinocytes D.

Answer 1

20).Loss of hair that most likely has a genetic basis is:-A). Alopecia.

21).Rapunzel, let down your B) Terminal long hair.

22). A third degree burn destroys portion of the entire thickness of skin but not the underlying muscles- True.  (In a full-thickness or third degree burn the injury extends to all layers of the skin. A fourth- degree burn additionally involves injury to deeper tissues, such as muscles,tendons, or bone

23). Allows one to detect wind blowing through hair, or a playful tug on a ponytail-C) Hair root plexus.   (Receptors in hair follicles called hair root plexuses sense when a hair changes position.)

24). Responsible for the strong odor of sweat associated with a specific type of sweat gland-D) Breakdown of proteins by bacteria.