Anatomy and Physiology of Nails: Dr. Omar Mansour PHCO1403

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What is the main purpose of the nail?

To provide support for the fingers and toes

How long does it take for a child's nail to grow out completely?

3 months

What is the anagen phase responsible for?

Determining the length of the nail

What is characteristic of healthy nails?

Smooth and unspotted surface

During which phase does nail growth slow down?

Catagen phase

Which part of the nail serves as a protective barrier, preventing bacteria and debris from entering the matrix and nail bed?

Eponychium

Where is the nail matrix located?

Underneath the cuticle and proximal nail fold

What plays a crucial role in promoting healthy nail growth by being essential to produce keratin, the protein that makes up nails?

Adequate intake of vitamins and minerals

Where is the hyponychium located?

Beneath the free edge of the nail

Which part of the nail is often colored or decorated with nail polish?

Nail plate

Learn about the structure and function of nails, including their growth process and role in protecting the fingers and toes. Understand the differences in nail growth between childhood and elderly age.

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