Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

skin

A

larget organ, 16% of body weight

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2
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two major components

A

cutaneous membrane and accessory structure

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3
Q

epidermis

A

surface layer of the skin, stratified, outer layer

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4
Q

keratinocyte

A

primary cell—produce keratin (waterproof), most abundant

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5
Q

epidermal ridges

A

responsible for finger prints

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6
Q

finger prints

A

determined by genes, made up from epidermal ridges

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7
Q

thin skin

A

most of the skin in body, 4 layers

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8
Q

thick skin

A

palms and soles, 5 layers

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9
Q

epidermal layers

A
stratum basale 
stratum spinosum
 stratum granulosum
stratum lucidum 
stratum corneum
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10
Q

stratum basale :

A

basal layer (bottom)

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11
Q

stratum spinosum

A

spiny layer

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12
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Stratum granulosum

A

grainy layer

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13
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Stratum lucidum:

A

only found in thick skin, clear layer, variable

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14
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Stratum corneum:

A

top layer, mostly dead cells

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15
Q

dermis

A

middle layer

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16
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Accessory structures:

A

Everything else but the actual epithelium

– hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands

17
Q

Subcutaneous layer (Hypodermis)

A

bottom layer

18
Q

functions of integumentary system

A
o	Protection
o	Excretion
o	Body temp 
o	Production of melanin and keratin
o	Vitamin D3
o	Lipid storage
o	Sensory input
19
Q

carotene

A

orange yellow pigment

20
Q

melanin

A
  • -Brown, yellow-brown, or black
  • -Produced by melanocytes
  • -Protects you from ultra violet light (UV)
21
Q

albinism

A

deficiency or absence of melanin production

22
Q

skin cancer

A

tumors that arise from exposed skin

23
Q

tumor

A

group of unusual cells

24
Q

basal cell carcinoma

A

most common, skin cancer from basal cells

25
Q

malignant melanoma

A

1 form of serious cancer

26
Q

metastasis

A

spreading from one place to another

27
Q

lines of cleavage

A

lines where the skin pattern is detected

28
Q

1st degree burns

A

epidermis is affected, ex; sunburn

29
Q

2nd degree burns

A
  • -through epidermis some of dermis
  • -blistering pain and swelling
    • healing takes 1-2 weeks, scar potential
30
Q

3rd degree burns

A
  • -epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer

- - skin grafting

31
Q

terminal hairs

A

thicker, on head, under arms, genitalia

32
Q

villus

A

smaller, shorter, delicate, found on body surfaces

33
Q

arrector pili

A

muscle attached to hair

34
Q

sebaceous glands

A
  • -Oil glands

- -Found everywhere except palms and soles

35
Q

sebum

A

products of oil glands—lubricates hair and skin

36
Q

sweat glands

A

Found everywhere, mostly in palms and soles

37
Q

Vitamin D production

A
  • -Produced in the skin by exposure to UV light

- -diet

38
Q

Rickets

A

disease caused by lack of vitamin D

39
Q

Keloids:

A

Scars that form very thick