Epidermis Flashcards

1
Q

tissue characteristics

A

composed of several layers = stratum/strata

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2
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types of strate (deep -> superficial)

A

stratum basale
stratum spinosum
stratum granulosum
stratum granulosum
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum

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3
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stratum basale

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(burnt) deep, contact to dermis, new cells are being produced (older cells pushed outwards)

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4
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stratum spinosum

A

(sunburnt) superficial to basale, young

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5
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stratum granulosum

A

(get) flatten and getting older

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6
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stratum lucidum

A

(lets) dead cells

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7
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stratum corneum

A

(come) superficial, dead cells

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8
Q

Whats the difference between thick and thin skin?

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stratum lucidum is only in thick skin
palms of hands and soles of feet have thick skin

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9
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types of skin markings

A

nevus, freckles, hemangloma

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10
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nevus

A

mole, overgrowth of melanocytes

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11
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freckles

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lighter than moles, active meloncytes

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12
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hemangloma

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blood vessel growth outside the skin (benign tumor and can be removed)

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13
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what are the effects of friction on the epidermis?

A

callus and blisters

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14
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callus

A

long term friction (protection from friction, extra layers form on skin)

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15
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blister

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short term sever friction, epidermis separates from dermis (fluid filled sac forms)

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