English / Tiếng Việt 📘 Skin Structure, Disorders & Diseases – Practice Quize (25 Questions)1. Adult skin stretched out covers approximately:A. 1,000 in²B. 2,000 in²C. 3,000 in²D. 5,000 in²Answer: B. 2,000 in²2. The thinnest skin is found on the:A. PalmB. Sole of the footC. Under the eye/eyelidD. ScalpAnswer: C. Under the eye/eyelid3. The thickest skin is found on the:A. ElbowB. Palms & solesC. CheekD. Behind the kneeAnswer: B. Palms & soles4. Healthy skin is characterized by being:A. Rough and dryB. Slightly moist, soft, and flexibleC. Very oilyD. Sallow/yellowishAnswer: B. Slightly moist, soft, and flexible5. Calluses form as a result of:A. ExfoliationB. Repeated friction/pressureC. Vitamin deficiencyD. DehydrationAnswer: B. Repeated friction/pressure6. Which skin layer does NOT exist?A. EpidermisB. DermisC. HypodermisD. EndodermisAnswer: D. Endodermis7. The epidermis contains:A. Blood vesselsB. Lymph vesselsC. Dead keratinized cellsD. MuscleAnswer: C. Dead keratinized cells8. The stratum corneum is also known as the:A. Clear layerB. Horny layerC. Spiny layerD. Basal layerAnswer: B. Horny layer9. Fingerprints are formed in the:A. Stratum corneumB. Stratum lucidumC. Stratum granulosumD. Stratum spinosumAnswer: B. Stratum lucidum10. Pigment-producing cells are located in the:A. Stratum corneumB. Stratum basaleC. Stratum lucidumD. Stratum granulosumAnswer: B. Stratum basale11. Pheomelanin produces what color tones?A. Brown–blackB. Red–yellowC. BlueD. WhiteAnswer: B. Red–yellow12. The dermis is about how much thicker than the epidermis?A. 5×B. 10×C. 25×D. 50×Answer: C. 25×13. The papillary layer of the dermis contains:A. Sweat glandsB. Large blood vesselsC. Sensory corpusclesD. Collagen bundlesAnswer: C. Sensory corpuscles14. The arrector pili muscle causes:A. Oil secretionB. GoosebumpsC. SweatingD. Melanin productionAnswer: B. Goosebumps15. The hypodermis is mainly composed of:A. CollagenB. Fat (adipose tissue)C. KeratinD. ElastinAnswer: B. Fat (adipose tissue)16. Collagen provides:A. ElasticityB. Strength and structureC. PigmentationD. OilAnswer: B. Strength and structure17. Elastin provides:A. StrengthB. ElasticityC. PigmentD. HardnessAnswer: B. Elasticity18. Apocrine glands become active:A. At birthB. In infancyC. After pubertyD. In old ageAnswer: C. After puberty19. Which glands are responsible for regular sweat production?A. ApocrineB. EccrineC. SebaceousD. EndocrineAnswer: B. Eccrine20. Sebaceous glands secrete:A. SweatB. MelaninC. SebumD. CollagenAnswer: C. Sebum21. Which is NOT a function of the skin?A. ProtectionB. SensationC. ThermoregulationD. RespirationAnswer: D. Respiration22. Which vitamin supports collagen production and wound healing?A. Vitamin AB. Vitamin BC. Vitamin CD. Vitamin DAnswer: C. Vitamin C23. What percentage of skin aging is caused by the sun?A. 25–30%B. 40–50%C. 60–70%D. 80–85%Answer: D. 80–85%24. The ABCDE rule is used to identify:A. AcneB. Skin cancerC. RingwormD. DermatitisAnswer: B. Skin cancer25. Tinea pedis is also known as:A. Hand fungusB. Athlete’s footC. ShinglesD. HerpesAnswer: B. Athlete’s footNext Quiz Subjects / Tiếng Việt