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question 91 (1 point)
moriah has a nail deformity. the general term for her condition is ____.
a onychosis
b onyx
c onychophosis
d onychia
question 92 (1 point)
a reaction due to extreme sensitivity to certain foods, chemicals, or other normally harmless substances is a(n) ____.
a infection
b allergy
c disease
d parasite
question 93 (1 point)
which layer of the hair shaft creates the shine and the smooth, silky feel of healthy hair?
a hair cuticle
b hair medulla
c hair cortex
d arrector pili
Question 91
To solve this, we analyze each option:
- Option a: Onychosis refers to any nail disorder or deformity, which matches the description of Moriah's condition.
- Option b: Onyx is a type of stone or a term for the nail plate in anatomy but not a disorder.
- Option c: Onychophosis is a specific nail condition (overgrowth), not a general term for deformity.
- Option d: Onychia is an inflammation of the nail matrix, not a general deformity term.
Analyzing each option:
- Option a: Infection is caused by pathogens, not sensitivity to harmless substances.
- Option b: Allergy is a reaction due to extreme sensitivity to normally harmless substances (allergens like foods, chemicals).
- Option c: Disease is a broader term for abnormal body function, not specific to sensitivity reactions.
- Option d: Parasite is an organism living on/ in another, not related to sensitivity reactions.
Analyzing each option:
- Option a: Hair Cuticle is the outermost layer of the hair shaft, made of overlapping scales. It creates shine and smooth feel by reflecting light and being smooth.
- Option b: Hair Medulla is the innermost layer, often absent in fine hair, not responsible for shine/smoothness.
- Option c: Hair Cortex is the middle layer, responsible for strength, color, and texture (not shine/smoothness).
- Option d: Arrector pili is a muscle, not a hair shaft layer.
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