Epidermal Derivatives Flashcards

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epidermal derivatives (epidermal appendages)

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integumentary structures derived from the epidermis

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2
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structures

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nails, hair, exocrine glands of the skin

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3
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nails

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scalelike modifications of the stratum corneum

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4
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functions of the nails

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protect dorsal tips of fingers or toes and help with grasp

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5
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nail root

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imbedded in the skin, can’t see superficially, producing new cells

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6
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nail bed

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skin deep to the nail

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7
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nail groove

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nail meets skin

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8
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nail fold

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sticks up, later to groove

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9
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cuticle

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proximal end, thin strip of tissue

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10
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body

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everything other than root, not imbedded in skin

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lanula/lanule

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white, crescent shaped, blood vessels are blocked

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12
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free edge

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the white that you file or cut

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13
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hair zones

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root, shaft, bulb

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14
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root

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deep to skin, imbedded in skin

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15
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shaft

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superficial to skin

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16
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bulb

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base of hair, cells undergoing mitosis, older cells pushed outwards causing growth

17
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inner layer of hair

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medulla, deepest

18
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middle layer of hair

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cortex, superficial to medulla

19
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outer layer of hair

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cuticle, outer most layer

20
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hair follicle

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space or cavity in the skin where hair is found

21
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arrector pili muscles

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goosebumps, makes hair stand up

22
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two types of exocrine glands

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sweat (sudoriferous) glands and sebaceous glands

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sweat (sudoriferous) glands

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merocrine/eccrine sweat glands: coil tubes that have ducts that travel directly to surface of skin
watery sweat
shouldn’t be an odor, used to cool the body

24
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functions of the sweat (sudoriferous) glands

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thermoregulation and protection

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apocrine sweat glands
coiled tubes, ducts open into hair follicles armpit, groin, and anal region (smelly sweat)
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sebaceous glands
found on skin, secrete oily sebum into hair follicles or directly onto skin surface acne or backed up gland