As we all know Integumentary system as defined in Medical science is system of skin, hair, nails, glands and nerves. It helps to protect skin.
Explanation:
- Integumentary system makes up as barrier for our skin against external infections. It works with other systems of our body for proper internal functioning. The medical terms pertaining to Integumentary system are
- Dermatology- Derma means skin and logy means study. Dermatology is the study of skin related disorders.
- Dermatologist- health care professional expert in treating skin disorders.
- Dermis- Derm is skin and dermis is the layer of skin below epidermis containing blood vessels.
- Epidermis- Epi means upon. Epidermis is the topmost layer of the skin without any blood vessels.
- Melanin- Melan means black. Melanin with reference to Integumentary system refers to black pigment of skin or hair.
- Liposuction- Lipo means fat or adipose tissue and suction means removal or sucking out. Liposuction is medical procedure of sucking out excess fat.
- Carcinoma- Carci is cancer and oma is tumour. Carcinoma is cancer of skin cells.
- Keratin- Kerat is hard tissues or cells in skin. Keratin is a proteinaceous component of epidermis, hair and nails.
- Melanocytes- Melano is black and cyte means cells. Melanocytes are melanin producing cells in body.
- Lunula- Luna refers to moon. Lunula refers to the moon shaped areas at the base of the nails.
The study of tissues and cells is called
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Answer:
A. PAR-Q
Explanation:
"PAR-Q" stands for<em> "Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire." </em>This questionnaire is used in order to assess whether a person is ready to take part in a physical activity. This is often used when <em>a person decides to work out under a fitness coach.</em> This shows the potential risk of a person for heart attack and other illnesses when it comes to working out, especially with intense ones. If a person answers at least one "YES" to any of the questions, it is advisable to talk to his doctor first. For<em> administrative reasons</em>, the questionnaire is <u>signed by the participant and a witness </u><u>(assessor) </u>and is dated. If the participant is a minor,<em> it is signed by a parent.</em>