Question

1. what color would you expect to see at a healthy nail bed?

a. yellow
b. tan
c. pink
d. white

1. ______ is a disease in which there is reduced blood flow to the extremities.

a. pvd
b. rbc
c. dermatitis
d. scabies

1. which cells are responsible for your normal skin color?

a. manocytes
b. jandicytes
c. melanocytes
d. albicytes

1. the two main types of sudoriferous glands are

a. apocrine and pelicine
b. appeltine and eccrine
c. eccrine and apocrine
d. sudacrine and melocrine

1. the blood clot that forms in a wound that is exposed to air becomes a

a. scab
b. scar
c. hematoma
d. bruise

1. when assessing the skin damage caused by a burn, the two main factors to assess are

a. temperature and depth
b. depth and odor
c. area of damage and depth
d. odor and color

1. the white, half - moon shaped area of your fingernail is called

a. cuticle
b. lunula
c. keratin
d. lingula

1. naturally curly or straight hair is dependent on the shape of your

a. hair follicle
b. hair shaft
c. sebum
d. melanin

Explanation:

Question 9

A healthy nail bed has a pink color due to proper blood circulation. Yellow (A) may indicate infection, tan (B) is not typical, and white (D) can suggest issues like anemia or other problems.

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) involves reduced blood flow to extremities. RBC (B) is red blood cell, Dermatitis (C) is skin inflammation, and Scabies (D) is a parasitic skin infection.

Melanocytes produce melanin, which determines normal skin color. The other options (A, B, D) are not related to skin pigmentation (and some are misspelled or non - relevant cell types).

Answer:

C. Pink

Question 10