Chapter 1- Hair Cycle Flashcards

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1
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Name the phases of hair growth

A
  1. anagen (Growth) 2. catagen (regression) 3. telogen (rest) 4. exogen (shedding)
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2
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Growth phase is AKA

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anagen

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3
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Regression phase is AKA

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catagen

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4
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Rest phase is AKA

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telogen

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5
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Shedding phase is AKA

A

exogen

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6
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Hair cyclic activity primarily involves what portion of the hair follicle?

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The lower (inferior) region that is below the insertion of the arrector pili muscle

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7
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Name the two portions of the hair follicle and their relative locations

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  1. upper portion- “permanent” portion 2. lower (inferior) region
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8
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Which portion of the hair follicle undergoes dramatic changes involving apoptosis and later regeneration?

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lower (inferior) region

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9
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Hair growth cycles involve the repeated induction of hair follicle _____(phase of hair cycle) with concurrent ____(direction) growth through the dermis.

A

anagen; downward

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10
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Catagen is the transitional period between which stages of hair cycle?

A

anagen and telogen

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11
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The hair cycle (and thus the hair coat) are controlled by what things?

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  1. photoperiod 2. ambient temperature 3. nutrition 4. hormones 5. general state of health 5. genetics 6. poorly understood intrinsic factors
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12
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Intrinsic factors that influence the hair cycle include what cells and structures?

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growth factors and cytokines produced by the follicle, the dermal papilla, and other cells (lymphocytes, macrophages, fibroblasts, mast cells) in the immediate environment

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13
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Hair replacement in dogs and cat is in what kind of pattern?

A

mosaic

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14
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Does hairgrowth respond predominantly to ambient temperature or to photoperiod?

A

photoperiod

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15
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How long does hair grow?

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Until it reaches its preordained length

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16
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Under conditions of ill health, what hair cycle phase may be shortened?

A

anagen

17
Q

Are anagen or telogen hairs more easily lost?

A

telogen

18
Q

Why do animals who are systemically ill shed excessively?

A

More hairs are in telogen, and those hairs are more easily lost

19
Q

What two hormones accelerate hair growth?

A

thyroid and growth hormones

20
Q

What substances inhibit anagen and suppress hair growth rate?

A

glucocorticoids, estrogens

21
Q

What cells play a fundamental role in the induction of epithelial differentiation?

A

dermal papilla cells, a mesenchymal component of the hair bulb

22
Q

Alterations in factors controlling the hair follicle cycle results in what abnormality?

A

follicular atrophy

23
Q

Alterations in factors controlling hair follicle structure results in what abnormality?

A

follicular dysplasia

24
Q

How long does it usually take for normal or short coat to regrow following shaving?

A

3 to 4 months

25
Q

How long for long coats to regrow after shaving?

A

As long as 18 months

26
Q

How long does it take for follicular arrest to disappear (following shaving for surgery)

A

6 months to 2 years after clipping