A & P week - come and join the fun and learn at the same time ;-)

[ValencianNails]

Okey doke guys... it's time for a bit of site participation in the form of...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
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Here's how it works...
You have to answer a question correctly before posting a new question and so on and so on...

There are no prizes for being the best but loads to learn and the knowledge that your questions and answers will be helping lots of other members (both old and new) in the process.

Here goes:

Name the three primary layers of skin :?:

 

[Jen Smith]

Name the three primary layers of skin :?:

Dermis
Epidermis
Subcutaneous

What are the functions of the skeletal system?

 

[Lellipop]

Okey doke guys... it's time for a bit of site participation in the form of...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY​

Here's how it works...
You have to answer a question correctly before posting a new question and so on and so on...

There are no prizes for being the best but loads to learn and the knowledge that your questions and answers will be helping lots of other members (both old and new) in the process.

Here goes:

Name the three primary layers of skin :?:

epidermis, which provides waterproofing and serves as a barrier to infection;
the dermis, which serves as a location for the appendages of skin; and
the hypodermis (subcutaneous adipose layer).

 

[tonilee]

A. Functions of Skeletal System....

Support/Shape
Blood Cell Production
Mineral Store
Protection
Movement
Muscle Attachment

Q. What are the three stages of hair growth?

 

[Jen Smith]

A. Functions of Skeletal System....

Support/Shape
Blood Cell Production
Mineral Store
Protection
Movement
Muscle Attachment

Don't forget to post a question after answering one

 

[hippy-chick]

Don't forget to post a question after answering one

she has!

 

[Jen Smith]

A. Functions of Skeletal System....

Support/Shape
Blood Cell Production
Mineral Store
Protection
Movement
Muscle Attachment

Q. What are the three stages of hair growth?

she has!

(she hadn;t lol!)

#Anagen
Catagen
Telegen

What are red blood cells known as?

 

[tonilee]

Erythrocytes

Name 4 conditions assosiated with the arches of the foot??


ooooh I like this game!

 

[Impulse1976]

(she hadn;t lol!)

#Anagen
Catagen
Telegen

What are red blood cells known as?

Erythrocytes

What are the stages of mitosis called?

 

[Bebeautiful]

Anagen

Catagen

Telogen and then back to anagen

My turn.

What are the BASIC steps prior to all electrical facial treatments?

 

[Jen Smith]

Erythrocytes

Name 4 conditions assosiated with the arches of the foot??

Flat Foot - fallen arches
Plantar Fascitis - heal pain


Heel Spurs - caused by Plantar Fascitis


Metatarsalgia - Forefoot Pain




ooooh I like this game!

Me too... but I had to google these answers.. that was a hard one to me?

 

[tonilee]

Yeah I kinda researched it all when I got feet problems myself!! Dont forget Bunions, Club foot, Claw foot too ooooh there are more than 4!!

Yay we learnt something!:green:

Your question Jen! lol

 

[Jen Smith]

Me too... but I had to google these answers.. that was a hard one to me?

Yeah I kinda researched it all when I got feet problems myself!! Dont forget Bunions, Club foot, Claw foot too ooooh there are more than 4!!

Yay we learnt something!:green:

Your question Jen! lol

LOL... touche! So my question then:

Name the 10 structures of the finger nail?

 

[Bebeautiful]

nail bed
nail groove
free edge
hypenichium
eponichium
matrix
cuticle
sidewells
nail fold
nail wall

 

[Jen Smith]

Did I get them right Jen?

Yup they look good to me..

What is your question then?

 

[Bebeautiful]

I would like to go back to my original question

which is ...

what are the BASIC steps prior to all electrical facial treatments?

 

[Jen Smith]

I would like to go back to my original question

which is ...

what are the BASIC steps prior to all electrical facial treatments?

Is that an A&P question?

 

[Zo Zo]

I would like to go back to my original question

which is ...

what are the BASIC steps prior to all electrical facial treatments?

Consultation

Cleanse

Tone

Apply saline solution (can't remember proper name for it)

Apply galvanic gel...

Hmmm, might be making myself look an idiot here.

Also just realised it's not A&P!

 

[The Geek]

nail bed
nail groove
free edge
hypenichium
eponichium
matrix
cuticle
sidewells
nail fold
nail wall

I am assuming that nail fold is the lateral fold, but nail groove is a bit of an old and odd misnomer. I would have swapped it for Lunula (though thats not really a part of anatomy, rather a reflection of the distal matrix.

Therefore I guess I would have said:

1. Eponychium
2. Cuticle
3. Matrix
4. Lunula (not really anatomical, more of a feature)
5. Lateral folds
6. Plate
7. Bed
8. Bed Epithelium
9. Onychodermal band (more of a feature than anatomy)
10. Free Edge (not really anatomical, more of a feature)
11. Hyponychium
12. Solehorn? (Kind of cheating as its the Bed epithelium once it passes the hyponychium)

Oops... theres 12 :smack:

 

[Zo Zo]

Can anyone name the bones in the wrist?