Chapter 6 INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM Flashcards

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1
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where is the integumentary system found? provide examples?

A

covers body
skin
accessary tissues
EX: nails, hair ,skin,sweat glands, sebaceous glands

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integument?

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skin

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3
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dermatology

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study of skin

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4
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Layers of skin ?

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  1. Epidermis- epithelial
  2. dermis-deeper layer
  3. subcutaneous layer(hypodermis)-NOT PART OF INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
    deep to dermis
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5
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Epidermis epithelium of the integument?

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5 layers(strata) of integument
1. startum corneum
2. stratum lucidum
3.stratum granulosum
4,stratum spinosum
5. stratum basale

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6
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Keratinized, stratifies squamous epithelial

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the 5 layers of the skin

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7
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LETS GET SUN BURNED

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first 3 layers are composed of living keratinocytes

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8
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keratinocytes

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make up 90 percents of epidermis

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9
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Three cell types in stratum basale

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keratinocytes- in all layers
melanocytes- produce and store pigment
tactile cells- Merkel cells

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Stratum spinosum

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8-10 layers
have desmones

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startum granulosum

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3-5 layers of keratinocytes
keratinocytes begin keratinization

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startum lucidum

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found only in thick skin
palms and soles

cells filled with eleidin- product of keratin maturation

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13
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stratum corneum

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20-30 layers of dead skin
anucleate (no nucleus), keratinized cells

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14
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anucleate

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a- nu -cleate( a- no nucleus)

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15
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Variations in epidermis?

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thick skin-palms , feet
have sweat glands
NO HAIR FOLLICLE

thin skin-
most of body ( except palms and feet)lacks stratum lucidum layer ( thats only in thibk skin)

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16
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Melanin?

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2 melanin shades
Eumelanin- brown , black shades

pheomelanin-lighter shades tan, yellow red

17
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phenomelanin

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lighter shades,
tan
yellow
red

18
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Eumelanin?

A

drake shades
brown
black

19
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Dermis layers?

A

2 regions
1. superficial papillary
2.deeper reticular layers

20
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subcutaneous layer(hypodermis)

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NOT PART OF INTEGUMENTARY

function- protect, store energy, insulation

21
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irFunctions of integumentary system

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8 functions
1.protect from external envir.
2. prevent water loss
3. vit d synthesis
4.secretion
5.absorption
6.immune function
7.temperature regulation
8.sensory reception

22
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3 zones hair length

A

hair bulb
root
shaft

23
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Arrector pili

A

extends hair follicle to demal papillae
elevates hair with contraction
goosebumps

24
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hair function?

A

functions
protection- sunburn & injury
heat retension
sensory reception
visual identification

25
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types of sweat glands?

A

2 types
Merocrine - contain sweat duct
Apocrine- contain sweat duct

26
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Merocrine (eccrine) sweat glands

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function- secrete sweat
Major role- thermoregulation

27
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Apocrine sweat glands

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Produce exocytosis( secretion) into
hair follicles in axillae
nipples
pubic and anal region

produce odor due to bacteria

28
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Sebaceous glands examples ?

A

Holocrine glands- produce sebum

29
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NAIL STRUCTURES

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free edge
nail body
nail root
nail bed

30
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Repair and regeneration of integumentary system

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2 types Regeneration or Fibrosis

Regeneration
-replace damageed or dead cells
-restores organ function

Fibrosis
-gap filled with scar tissue
-fibroblast produces collagen
function activities not restored

31
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Stages of wound healing

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4 stages
1. cut blood vessels bleed in wound
2.blood clot forms temp. barier
3.blood vessels-re-grow granulation tissue forms
4.epithelium regenerates & ct fibrosis occurs