Accesory Structures Of Skin Pt. 2 Flashcards

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Sebaceous Glands:

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Found in ALL regions of the body except palms of hands and soles of feet

Produce lipid mixture SEBUM that lubricates skin & hair and protect against infections

Arranged like grapes

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Holocrine Secretion:

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The glandular cells secrete SEBUM by rupturing that drains into a hair follicle

In hairless areas, it drains into ducts thst go to the skin’s surface

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2 rypes of sweat glands;

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Merocrine and Apocrine swear glands

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Merocrine sweat glands:

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Regulate body temperature that release via ducts onto skin’s surface

Releasing sweat will cool body down

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Apocrine Swear Glands:

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Restricted to ONLY regions around nipples, armpits, anogential area

Do not become functional until puberty

Increase dhring stress, pain, sexual arousal

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What cells produce sweat?

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Glandular Cells produce and secrete sweat

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How does sweat travel

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Throught sweat gland duxts into dermis, epidermis, skin’s surface

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Tactile Corpulscles:

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Nerve endings wrapped in a connective tissue sheath

Sensation, sensitive to touch
nipples, lips, fingertips, palms, feet

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Lamellated Corpuscles:

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Nerve endings onion-shaped connective tissue

Respond to DEEP pressue sendstions in dermis and hypodermis

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Tactile Discs:

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Disc-shaped nerve endings w/ tactile cells deep in epidermis

Sensitive to light touch

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Free nerve endings:

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Sensory neurons that extend into the epidermis

Respond to pain and temperature sensations

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