Chapter 6: The Integumentary System Flashcards

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What is the largest organ of the body, this also covers the entire surface of the body

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skin

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more superficial, thinner region of the skin, no blood supply, the top

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epidermeis

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3
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found below the skin, fat layer

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hypodermis

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4
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lacks blood supply

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avascular

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5
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what are the five layers of strata

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Stratum basale, stratum spinosum, stratum grandulosum, stratum lucidum, stratum corneum

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6
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where new cells are made (deepest layer)

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stratum Basale

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7
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cell still dividing lots of keratin (type of stratum)

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stratum spinosum

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8
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flat, dark staining cells

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stratum granulsom

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9
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found only in the think skin to protect friction (type of stratum)

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stratum lucidum

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10
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all cells hardened with keratin and dead

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stratum cornuem

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11
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What are the Cells of Epidermis

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Keratinocytes, melanocytes, dendritic cells, tactile cells

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12
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type of skin cell, make keratin, dead in upper layer of epidermis

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keratinocytes

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13
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proteins that strengthens and waterproofs skins

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keratin

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14
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make pigment melanin, that contributes to skin color and protects keratinocyte DNA from UV damage

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melanocytes

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15
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macrophages that eat pathogens

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dendritic cells

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16
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Tactile (Merkle) cells uses what sense

A

sense of touch

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17
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thicker than the epidermis and found below

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dermis

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18
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Papillary Layer

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superficial layer

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19
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Reticular layer

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Deep layer

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20
Q

found in the most superficial layer, bumps on top, these are projections of dermis into epidermis

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dermal papillae

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21
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Cyanosis

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blue skin color, low oxygenation of hemoglobin

22
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erythema

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(redness), fever, hypertension, inflammation

23
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pallor

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(bleaching, or pale color), anemia, low blood pressure, fear, anger

24
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jaundice

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(yellow) lives disords

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bronzing
inadequate steroid hormones
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Bruises
clotted blood beneath skin
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Chemical Barrier
sweat, sebum and skin acidity are antimicorbial
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Physical Barrier
many layers of keratin block substances from entering skin
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biological barrier
phagocytic skin calls remove pathogens and debris
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vessels constrict to conserve heat (when body is cold)
vasoconstriction
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vessels widen to release heat and cool body
vasodilation
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Nails
protective coverings on the end of fingers and toes
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where are nail plates
overlies the nail bed
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what is the cuticle
fold of skin that hides the roots
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what is the lunual
whitish half moon shape at base
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Hair
this is found on all body parts except the palms, soles, lips, nipples and portions of external reproductive organs
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surround the hair within the skin, are formed from epidermal cells but located in the dermis
hair follicles
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portion of the hair within the follicle
hair root
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area near the bottom of the root where cell division occurs
hair bulge
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portion of hair that continues beyond the skin
hair shaft
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muscles can pull on the hair that continues beyond the skin
arrector pili
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group of specialized cells that produce and secrete substances that
glands
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also called sudoriferous glands (odor)
sweat glands
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open into hair follicles in anal region, groin and armpits, secretions include proteins and lipids that produce odor when eaten by bacteria on skin (BO)
apocrine sweat glands
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open onto surface of the skin, active when body heats up to cool you down, mostly water
merocrine sweat glands
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associated with hair follicle, secretes an oily substance called sebum
sebaceous glands
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oily substance, secreate
sebum
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Steps of Wound Healing
1. blood fills wound, clot forms 2. white blood cells and fibroblasts move to injured area 3. Fibroblasts pull the margins of the wound together by producing collagen fibers 4. basal layer produces new cells (scabs) 5. proliferating fibroblasts from scar tissue
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most common, least malignant, affects stratum Basale cells
basal cell carcinoma
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second most common, affects stratum spinosum cells
squamous cell
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most dangerous, requires chemotherapy
melanoma
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ABCDE RULES
asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving