Integument Flashcards

1
Q

physical protection from environmental hazards, thermoregulation, synthesis and storage of lipid reserves, excretion, synthesis of vitamin D3, sensory information, coordination of immune response to pathogens and cancers in skin

A

integumentary system

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2
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one side attached to basal membrane, one side open to environment;
avascular, non-neural, melanin, hemoglobin, carotene

A

epidermis

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3
Q

The ___ layer of the skin is avascular and non-neural.

A

epidermis

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4
Q

The pink hue of skin is the result of ___ in the blood.

A

hemoglobin

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5
Q

_____ are responsible for the brown pigmentation of skin.

A

melanocytes

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6
Q

The superficial layer of the epidermis is stratum _____.

stratified squamous

A

corneum

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7
Q

Stratum ____ is present only in the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands.
cushioning

A

lucidum

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8
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The stratum _____ in the epidermis attaches to the basement membrane.

A

germinativum

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9
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The stratum germinativum is the layer where most ___ occurs in the epidermis.

A

mitosis

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10
Q

true skin, vascular and neural supply, two layers

A

dermis

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11
Q

Accessory structures of the skin are imbedded in the ___.

A

dense irregular connective tissue

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12
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most deep layer of the dermis

A

reticular

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13
Q

The most superficial layer of the dermis is the ____ layer.

A

papillary

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14
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formed by orientation of collagen fibers in dermis, surgeons attempt to cut with lines because of benefits associated with healing

A

lines of cleavage

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15
Q

Fingerprints are formed by ____.

A

dermal ridges

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16
Q

produce hairs

A

hair follicles

17
Q

The hair ___ is visible above the surface of the skin.

A

shaft

18
Q

part of the hair NOT visible above the surface of the skin

A

hair root

19
Q

when hairs stand up straight via contraction of arrector pili muscles

A

piloerection

20
Q

Piloerection is activated by the ____.

A

arrector pili muscles

21
Q

glands that empty product via duct,

assist in thermoregulation, excrete waste, lubricate epidermis

A

exocrine glands

22
Q

secrete oily lipid (sebum) that coats hair shaft and follicles

A

sebaceous glands

23
Q

glands that secrete sebum into hair follicle

A

follicular sebaceous glands

24
Q

Hair follicles are associated with ___ glands that produce oil.

A

follicular sebaceous

25
Q

glands that secrete sebum onto skin surface

A

surface sebaceous glands

26
Q

exocrine glands that produce watery solution

A

sweat glands

27
Q

glands associated with puberty; axillary, pubic, and areolar; mammary (milk); ceruminous (earwax)

A

apocrine

28
Q

____ glands produce earwax.

A

ceruminous

29
Q

Thermoregulation is the result of activity of ____ sweat glands.
produce sweat to cool surface of skin

A

eccrine (merocrine)

30
Q

protect and support tips of fingers and toes; grow from nail bed, flattened, very keratinized, likely evolved from claws

A

nails

31
Q

Epidermis on the proximal surface of the nail is ___.

A

eponychium

32
Q

The crescent shaped proximal area of the nail is the ____.

A

lunula

33
Q

Adipose is stored in the ____ layer of the skin.

A

hypodermis

34
Q

process where skin becomes thinner, lose fat, etc.

A

aging