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Which layer of the skin stores subcutaneous fat?
Which layer of the skin stores subcutaneous fat?
- hypodermis (correct)
- dermis
- stratum corneum
- epidermis
What causes the discoloration in a contusion?
What causes the discoloration in a contusion?
- Blood escaping from damaged veins
- Accumulation of epidermal cells
- Blood escaping from damaged capillaries (correct)
- Formation of scar tissue
Which of the following is primarily affected in an abrasion?
Which of the following is primarily affected in an abrasion?
- Hair follicles
- Epidermis (correct)
- Hypodermis
- Dermis
What internal factor largely contributes to the development of acne?
What internal factor largely contributes to the development of acne?
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What are the raised red bumps associated with acne commonly called?
What are the raised red bumps associated with acne commonly called?
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Which layer lies directly beneath the epidermis?
Which layer lies directly beneath the epidermis?
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Study Notes
Skin Structure
- The skin is the outer covering of the human body
- It consists of three layers: epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis
- The hypodermis stores subcutaneous fat
Skin Conditions
- Abnormal skin conditions can occur due to skin damage or internal body factors
External Causes
- Contusion: a discolored area of skin caused by trauma, resulting from blood escaping from damaged capillaries
- Abrasion: damage to the epidermis, typically non-bleeding scrapes that don't cut into the dermis
Internal Causes
- Acne: a common skin disease caused by oils trapping skin cells in pores, leading to bacterial growth
- Pimples: raised red bumps resulting from acne, considered imperfections of the skin
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Learn about the skin structure and common skin conditions caused by external and internal factors. Understand the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis layers and their roles.
