Common Integument Flashcards

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1
Q

what type of cells is the epidermis made of

A

cornified, stratified squamous epithelium

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2
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what layers is the epidermis commonly compose of

A

commonly of 4 cell layers: basal, spinous, granular and horny layer.

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3
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name the 3 layers of skin

A

epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

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4
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another name for the dermis

A

corium

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5
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latin for hypodermis

A

tela subcutanea

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6
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4 layers of the epidermis in english and latin

A

basal layer (stratum basale) is the deepest layer of the epidermis.

spinous layer (stratum spinosum)

granular layer (stratum granulosum)

-lucidum in some texts/places

horny layer (stratum corneum)

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7
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what layer of the skin can the arrector pili muscles be found in

A

dermis

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8
Q

name the 2 layers of the dermis

A

papillary layer (stratum papillare) underlies the epidermis

reticular layer (stratum reticulare)

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9
Q

latin for hair shaft

A

scapus pili

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10
Q

latin for hair follicle

A

folliculus pili

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11
Q

guard hairs

A

capilli

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12
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wool hairs

A

pili lanei

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13
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bristles

A

setae

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14
Q

mane

A

juba

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15
Q

forelock

A

cirrus capitis

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16
Q

tail hair

A

cirrus caudae

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17
Q

fetlock tufts

A

cirrus metacarpeus/metatarseus

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18
Q

beard hairs

A

barba

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19
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hairs of tragus meaning hairs at the entrance to the external acustic meatus

A

tragi

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20
Q

hairs of the vestibule of the nose

A

vibrissae

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21
Q

tactile hairs meaning whiskers

A

pili tactiles

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22
Q

what is enclosed in horn sheath

A

processus cornualis /the cornual process

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23
Q

name the parts of the horn in latin and eng

A

base of the horn (basis cornus)
body of the horn (corpus cornus)
apex of the horn (apex cornus)

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24
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what layers does the horn sheath consist of

A
cornual epidermis (epidermis cornus);
cornual dermis (dermis cornus); 
epiceras (epiceras), the zone of soft horn at the base of the horn
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25
Q

carpal pads

A

torus carpeus

26
Q

where are chestnuts located

A

higher up - usually caudalmedial around carpus; in rear, caudal distal to hock

27
Q

where are ergots located

A

caudal on fetlock

28
Q

chestnut in latin

A

torus: carpeus et tarseus

29
Q

ergot in latin

A

calcar: metacarpeum et metatarseum

30
Q

digital pads

A

torus digitalis

31
Q

Hoof

A

ungula

32
Q

claw

A

unguicula

33
Q

dewclaw

A

paraunguicula

34
Q

perioplic segment

A

limbus; vallum, Car

produces the outer glossy layer of the wall

35
Q

the horny wall of the hoof

A

epidermis parietis with the zona alba beneath that

36
Q

frog

A

cuneus ungulae

37
Q

heel of the bulb

A

torus ungulae

38
Q

sweat glands

A

gll. sudoriferae

39
Q

central hoof groove

A

sulcus cunealis centralis

40
Q

side hoof grooves

A

sulcus paracunealis: lateralis et medialis

41
Q

symmetrical “legs” of the hoof frog

A

crus cunei: laterale et mediale

42
Q

surface with contact and surface without contact

A

facies contactus and facies fornicis

43
Q

ridges on inner hoof capsule

A

lamellae epidermales

44
Q

pad glands

A

gll. tori

45
Q

the dermis contains what 3 specialised structures?

A

papillae, mm. arrectores pilorum and terminationes nervorum

46
Q

largest foot pad in carnivores is called?

A

torus metacarpeus

47
Q

coronary margin or edge

A

margo coronalis

48
Q

perioplic groove

A

sulcus limbalis

49
Q

coronary groove

A

sulcus coronalis

50
Q

internal surface

A

facies interna

51
Q

horny sole

A

solea cornea

52
Q

what is the digital pad and shock absorber of the hoof?

A

tela subcutanea cunei

53
Q

cartilage of the hoof

A

cartilago ungularis

54
Q

navicular bursa

A

bursa podotrochlearis manus/pedis

55
Q

describe the medial aspect of a hoof

A

steeper and straighter

56
Q

describe the lateral aspect of a hoof

A

less steep/smaller angle and rounder

57
Q

how does hoof shape differ between fore- and hind?

A

Viewed from the solar surface, the fore hooves are wider and more round than the rear hooves which are narrower and more triangular or peer-shaped.

58
Q

hoof buttress or lat. and med. bars

A

pars inflexa: lateralis et medialis

59
Q

name 3 parts of the sole in latin

A

corpus soleae, crus soleae: laterale et mediale and angulus soleae

60
Q

3 parts of a horn

A

basis cornus, corpus- and apex

61
Q

Tela subcutanea of horn sheath:

A

No subcutis - dermis adheres directly to bone.

62
Q

the space inside a horn

A

sinus frontalis