Unit D: Integumentary System
Terminology List
1. adipose
2. arrector pili
3. cortex
4. dermis
5. epidermis
6. gland
7. hair follicle
8. keratin
9. matrix
10. medulla
11. melanin
12. melanocytes
13. papilla
14. papillae
15. root
16. sebaceous gland
17. sebum
18. shaft
19. stratum corneum
20. stratum germinativum
21. subcutaneous
22. sudoriferous gland
Disorders and Related Terminology
1. acne
2. albinism
3. alopecia
4. athlete’s foot
5. basal cell carcinoma
6. boils (carbuncles)
7. first degree burn
8. second degree burn
9. third degree burn
10. dermatitis
11. eczema
12. excoriation
13. genital herpes
14. herpes simplex I (cold sores)
15. impetigo
16. melanoma
17. pruritis
18. psoriasis
19. pustule
20. ringworm
21. rule of nines
22. scabies
23. shingles (herpes zoster)
24. squamous cell carcinoma
25. tumor
26. ulcer (superficial and decubitus)
27. urticaria (hives)
28. vesicle
29. warts (verrucae)
Appendix MD04.01A
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Matching Anatomy – Integumentary System
Name_______________________ Class_________________
Directions:
Date_______________
Match the term in Column A with the appropriate description in Column B. Write
the correct letter in the blank provided.
Column A
Column B
_____1.
Epidermis
_____2.
Melanin
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Subcutaneous
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Shaft
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Keratin
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Dermis
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Sudoriferous
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Hair Follicle
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Arrector Pili
_____10. Matrix
_____11. Dermatitis
_____12. Melanocytes
_____13. Albinism
_____14. Papillae
_____15. Cortex
_____16. Root
_____17. Sebaceous
glands
_____18. Sebum
_____19. Papilla
_____20. Alopecia
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nonliving protein substance
they produce a thick, oily substance
caused by an absence of melanin
outermost covering
cells that contain skin pigment
considered the true layer of skin
adipose layer
the part of the hair implanted in the skin
inflammation of the skin
contains capillaries that nourish the hair
follicle
the outer cuticle layer of the hair shaft
can have a black, brown or yellow tint
another term for nailbed
smooth muscle causing “goosebumps”
protrudes from skin surface
baldness
permanent ridges of the skin
tube that holds the hair root
lubricates the skin, keeping it soft and
pliable
sweat gland
Appendix MD04.01B
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ANSWER KEY: Matching Anatomy – Integumentary
System
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