Name at least 3 diseases that might be suspected based on the look of one's nails. Describe the condition of the nails and what disease or disorder it may point to

Describe the process of being tattooed. What specific layer of the skin is tattoo ink deposited? How common are adverse outcomes? What are the possible poor outcomes and how are they prevented and treated?

Write the name of the skin layer or structure that fits the description. ______________________ 1. Layer of epidermis where there is the most rapid cell division. ______________________ 2. Tough, water-repellent epidermal layer; contains dead squamous-shaped cells. ______________________ 3. Areolar connective tissue layer beneath basement membrane. ______________________ 4. Projections of dermis that cause epidermal ridges. ______________________ 5. Translucent layer found in thick skin, absent in thin skin. ______________________ 6. Appears to have thorn-like projections in prepared slides. ______________________ 7. Thick dermal layer containing dense, irregular connective tissue. ______________________ 8. Epidermal layer containing visible granules. ______________________ 9. Epidermal layer with stem cells. ______________________ 10. Dermal layer with hair follicles and glands.

During art class, Jess dropped one of her colored pencils. As Jess bent down to pick up the colored pencil from the floor, one of her classmates accidentally stepped on her finger. Jess had a deep bruise along the middle of her little fin- ger, but the most bruising and inflammation could be seen along the white cres- cent at the base of her fingernail. Which of the following best describes the white portion at the base of her nail? A B C D cuticle lunula nail root nail bed