Exam 2: Ch. 5 Flashcards

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Subcutaneous layer: type of tissue

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adipose tissue

connective tissue

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2
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Functions of skin

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protection, sensation (pain, heat), temp regulation, Vitamin D production, excretion (sweat), immunity (barrier from bacteria), dendritic cells on epidermis kill bacteria

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3
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Where are the vessels in skin?

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dermis layer

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what is in dermis?

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nerves, blood vessels, hair follicles, sweat glands (coiled), sebaceous gland (next to hair)

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5
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why does hair grow back?

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the epithelial cells from epidermis surrounding hair follicle regrow

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6
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2 layers of skin

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epidermis and dermis

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7
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subcutaneous tissue

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connective tissue with adipose tissue
not part of skin
only supports skin

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epidermis characteristics

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avascular
composed of cells in layers/strata w/in epidermis
basement membrane (hemidesmosomes connect btw dermis and epidermis)

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9
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where is epidermis layer thick?

thin?

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thick: palms, sole of feet
thin: eyelids, lips

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10
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5 layers of epidermis

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can (stratum corneum)
little (stratum lucidum)
girls (stratum granulosum)
speak (stratum spinosum)
British/German (stratum basale/stratum germinativum)
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F: stratum basale

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has stem cells (does mitosis and pushes cells to stratum spinosum)
makes contact w dermis
has most nourishment

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12
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keratin definition

where is it produced?

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molecule that gives strength and resistance
produced in granules in stratum granulosum layer
less nourishment = dying = granules are released into stratum lucidum (translucent)

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13
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why is there is no hair in some places?

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there is stratum lucidum present

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14
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epidermal cells: keratinocytes

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produce keratin

most cells

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15
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epidermal cells: melanocytes

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distributed evenly throughout entire body
pigmentation/skin color
develop during embryonic growth

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16
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epidermal cells: langerhans’ cells

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dendritic cells part of immune system that kills bacteria

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17
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epidermal cells: merkel’s cells

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detects light, touch and pressure

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18
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where is the location of epidermal cells?

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stratum basale

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19
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desquamate

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old cells that move in layers upward and slough off

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20
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keratinization

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as cells move outward through the layers they fill with keratin, die, and serve as a layer that resists abrasion and forms permeability layer

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21
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how many layers are in each layer of epidermis layer?

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corneum: 25 +
basale: 1 or 2 layers
all except basale has 1+ layers (stratified)

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22
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thick skin

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has all 5 epithelial strata

no hair

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23
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thin skin

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no stratum lucidum
has hair
1-2 layers of granulosum

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24
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callus

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inc in numbers of stratum corneum

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skin: 3 factors in color
pigment, blood circulation, thickness of stratum corneum ex. lips are thin (red)
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pigment: melanin
skin color in general | different types of melanin
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where does melanin come from?
from metabolism of tyrosine, packaged by Golgi in melanosomes. Tyrosine is modified in different levels to turn into melanin
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albinism
lack of 1st enzyme tyrosinase | NOT lack of melanocytes
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3 colors of melanin
brown to black, yellow, red
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melanocytes
cells produce melanin | between keratinocytes
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why should pregnant women not color their hair?
melanocytes travel | result in congenital disorder
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carotene
yellow pigment | gives skin yellowish tone
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where is melanocytes in layer of epithelium?
stratum basale
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what cells can make melanosomes?
melanocytes make melanosomes and give them to other cells
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dermis what type of tissue? more matrix or cells? what structures included?
``` connective tissue matrix: collagen, reticular fibers fibers stretch in different directions = skin bounces back hair follicles glands ```
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2 layers in dermis
papillary and reticular
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dermal papillae
makes fingerprints
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dermis: papillary layer has...
nerve endings and pain
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dermis: reticular layer is the...
deep 4/5 | responsible for cleavage lines
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cleavage (tension) lines
cuts that are not parallel take more time to heal | surgeons need to know
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subcutaneous tissue | types of cells?
``` Types of cells Fibroblasts Adipose cells Macrophages Also called Hypodermis Superficial fascia ```
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F: arrector pili (smooth muscle)
goosebumps = temperature regulation
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hair: 3 types of hair
lanugo, terminal hair, vellus
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hair: lanugo
birth
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hair: terminal hair
long, coarse, pigmented scalp eyebrows
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hair: vellus
short, fine, unpigmented
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hair bulb: matrix
source of hair
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sebaceous gland type of gland? function
holocine | oily secretion: prevents drying
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sweat gland | what type of gland?
merocrine
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ceruminous glands | what type of gland?
modified merocrine sweat glands
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earwax aka
cerument
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mammary glands | type of gland?
modified apocrine sweat glands
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1st degree burn
only epidermis
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2nd degree burn
epidermis and dermis
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3rd degree burn
epidermis, dermis and maybe hypodermis
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F: the rule of nines
estimates amount of body that is burned for an adult
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special scar: acne
sebaceous glands that become clogged => swollen pore
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special scar: Lichtenberg figures
person struck by lightening
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Rule of nines: adult vs child: similarity
upper limb 9%
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Rule of nines: Adult vs Child: Head, Lower limb
Adult: head (9%) and lower limb (18%) Child: head (15%) and lower limb (17%)
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Which layer of epidermis is missing in thin skin?
stratum lucidum
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Nail: white part of nail that grows out
free edge
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Nail: half moon shape
lunula
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Nail: extra skin on lunula
cuticle
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Nail: skin directly underneath free edge
hyponychium