CHAPTER 6 TEST REVIEW INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM Flashcards

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what are 2 layers of integument?

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2 LAYERS OF INTEGUMENT

1.Epidermis- outer layer waterproof barrier

  1. dermis- conatines connective tissue,hair follicles,blood vessels,lymphatic vessels and sweat glands
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what are 5 layers of epidermis?

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  1. startum corneum
    2.stratum lucidum(thick skin)
    3.stratum granulosum
    4.stratum spinosum
  2. stratum basale
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cells found in the epidermis layers?

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KERATINOCYTES

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what are the Integumentary layers?

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layers of integumentary system
1. Epidermis
2.Dermis

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what layer is not part of the integumentary system?

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hypodermis (subcutaneous system)
NOT part of integumentary system

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Stratum basale contains what cells?

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Stratum basale 3 cell types
1.keratinocytes- synthesize keratin
2.melanocytes- produce melanin
3.tactile cell(merkel cells)- merke;l marca touch

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stratum spinosum contain which cells?

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cells in stratum spinosum

1.dermosomes- membrane junctions
2.lengerhans cells- immune response

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What occurs in the stratum corneum?

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keratinization- process to harden and form a shell
non living protective covering over body

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Stratum lucidum characteristics?

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stratum lucidum contains
transliuscent protein- eleidin

found in thick skin
-plams
-soles feet

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Stratum corneum characteristics?

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superficial top startum layer
20-30 layers of dead keratinized cells

dead cells are anucleate( ah nu cleate - no nucleaus)

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what is Keratinization?

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process of cells forming fibrils of keratin

cells harden( shell like) protective covering

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thick and thin skin differences?

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thick skin-
2 layers(epidermis&dermis)
-all 5 layers of strata
-in palms and soles
-sweat glands
-NO hair follicle glands
-NO SUBEACEOUS-NO OIL
-YES SEBASEOUS GLANDS SWETA!
thin skin-
- 1 layer(epidermis)
-NO 5 LAYERS
-NO stratum lucidum
-covers most body
-contains hair follicle glands
-SEBACEOUS GLANDS(OIL)
-SWEAT GLANDS (SWEAT)

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how many melanin types and names?

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melanin 2 types
1. eumelanin- black & brown shades
2.pheomelanin- lighter shades, tan,yellow and red

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Hemoglobin function?

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provides oxygen to blood
gives skin redish hue

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Albimism?

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Melanocytes produce NO MELANIN

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Carotene comes from where?

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carotene found in
- vegetables
-yellow orange pigment

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Dermis layers?

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Dermis 2 layers

1.papillary dermis- thin upper layer
2.reticular dermis- thick lower layer

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what are skin functions for hypodermis(lowest layer)?

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Hpodermis- NOT integumentary part
function- protection,energy& insulation

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how many functions does skin have and what are the function?

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skin functions 8
1. protect of environment(uv radiation, substance, injury,microbes)

  1. prevent water loss/gain- water resistant NOT proof

3.regulate temp- vasoconstriction(constrict heat)
vasodilation(release heat)

4.Immune function- initiate immune response

  1. vitamin d Syntheis- form vit D calcitrol

6.Secretion- waste product secrete on skin in sweating

7.Absorption- skin absorps some subsatnces(selectively permeable)

tansdermal administration-ingredients administereda across skin(patches)

8.sensory- receptors detect stimuli(touch,pressure)

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what cells are contained in subcutaneou(hypodermis layer) ?

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Hypodermis(subcutaneous deris)
cells

-FAT CELLS (ADIPOCYTES)
they store energy

21
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what influences thickness and distribution of adipose tissue in hypodermis?

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Adipose tissue thickness and distribution influenced by

sexual maturation

22
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3 zones of hair?

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3 zones of hair

1.hair bulb(in dermis) surrounds hair papilla
2.Root- from bulb to surface skin
3.Shaft- hair beyond skin surface

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what are the Hair components?

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6 Hair components

  1. hair matrix- base of hair bulb new cells produced, epithelial cells divide

2.Medulla- flexible soft keratin

3.Cortex- flattened cells close to hair surface

4.Cuticle- single cell layer around cortex

  1. hair follicle- connective tissue root sheath

6.Arrector pili-thin smooth muscle
responsable for goosebumps elevates hair with contraction

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Functions of hair?

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4 Hair Functions

1.protection- head, from injury and sunburn

2.Heat retention-

3.Sensorry Reception- plexus detect light touch

4.Visual identification- determine age and sex

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how many Exocrine glands? names?

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2 Types of Exocrine Glands

1.Sweat glands
2.Sebaceous glands

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How many types of Sweat Glands and names?

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2 types of Sweat Glands

1.Merocrine(sweat glands)-sweat duct &pore
2.Apocrine(sweat gland)-sweay duct& pore

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Merocrine (sweat gland) role & characteristics

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Meroccrine (sweat glands)

-most numerous
-SECRETE SWEAT
-MAJOR ROLE- THERMOREGULATION

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name Apocrine(sweat glands) role & charcteristics?

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Apocrine glands

-Discharge secretions in hair follicle
in axillae,nipples,pupbic and anal region

-prodeuce secretion by (exocytosis

-produce odor with bacteria

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Sebaceous Glands examples

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Sebaceous Glands
-Holocrine glands
-produce oil(sebum) secretions

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Ceruminous Glands

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Ceruminous Glands
ex: cerumen(ear wax)

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Mammary Glands?

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Mamary Glands
-ONLY function in pregnant & lactating females

-produce breast milk