Medical Terminology - Skin and Integumentary System Quiz

Contains vital structures like blood vessels, nerves, and glands.

Produces sebum, an oily substance for skin and hair lubrication.

The top layer, protecting against environmental factors.

Pigment produced by melanocytes, determining skin color.

Subcutaneous layer containing fat cells for insulation.

Inflammatory lesion containing pus, often due to infection.

Outermost layer providing protection; corneum means 'horny'.

A common term for a mole, derived from Latin for 'birthmark'.

Inflammatory condition resulting in skin redness and irritation.

Condition causing excessive sweating beyond normal needs.

Common skin growth caused by HPV infection.

Fluid-filled lesion typically caused by friction or burns.

Autoimmune disorder causing loss of skin pigment.

Skin does not secrete digestive enzymes.