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Integument Flashcards

1
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what is the integument?

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skin + appendages (nails, claws, hair, sweat glands, sebaceous glands)

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what does the integument do?

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barrier for protection

provides immunologic information

conveys sensory information

excretion —> waste products

thermoregulation –> blood flow, sweating/panting

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what are the 3 skin layers?

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epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

top ———————– bottom

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what is the hypodermis?

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is loose CT with fat

NOT A PART OF SKIN LAYERS

fat storage

contains large blood vessels —> superficial fascia

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5
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what is the rete apparatus?

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is the interdigitations of epidermal ridges and dermal ridges (papillae)

attach epidermis to dermis

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what is some general information about the epidermis?

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stratified squamous keratinized epithelium —> means cells on top are dead

avascular –> b/c epithelial tissue

continuously renewed by mitosis

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what is the difference between thick skin and thin skin?

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DEPENDS ON THICKNESS OF THE EPIDERMIS

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describe thick skin/the characteristics

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-glabrous, smooth, non hairy

found on the palm and soles

LACKS HAIR FOLLICLES/SEBACEOUS GLANDS

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describe thin skin

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hairy

3-4 layers of epidermis

found on most of body

HAS HAIR FOLLICLES, SEBACEOUS GLANDS, AND SOMETIMES SWEAT GLANDS

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what is the main cell in the epidermis?

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keratinocytes

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name the layers of the epidermis from superficial to deep

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

move up as they age

C.L.G.S.B
cats love great soggy boots

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what is the stratum basale? what is another name for it?

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aka stratum germanitivum

basophilic cytoplasm
cells lie on basement membrane
actively dividing cells

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what are some stratum basale characteristics?

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large nucleus

abundant free ribosomes

produce intermediate filaments (keratin) = tonofilaments

bundled into tonofibrils in stratum basale and stratum spinosum

contains desmosomes and hemidesmosomes

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14
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where are melanocytes located?

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stratum basale

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describe melanocytes

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-no desmosomes
-number of melanocytes are the same in all groups, but their distribution varies

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describe stratum spinosum. why is it called the prickle cell layer?

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multiple cell layers
cell layer adjacent to s. basale mitotically active

prickles are where desmosomes are still clinging on

cuboidal or slightly flattened cells with a central nucleus

17
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what are the nodes of bizzozero in the stratum spinosum

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cells bound together by filament-filled cytoplasmic spines and desmosomes

18
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where are langerhans cells located?
what are they?

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stratum spinosum

are specialized macrophages —> b/c they just live in the skin

19
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describe the stratum granulosum

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is 3-5 layers of cells

last layer with nuclei

lysosomal enzymes digest organelles

TWO TYPES OF GRANULES: keratohyalin (arrows) and lamellar granules (bodies)

20
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what are the lamellar bodies associated with in the stratum granulosum?

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discharges a lipid-rich content —> acts to serve as a barrier for foreign materials –> water proofs the skin

produced in: golgi apparatus

21
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what are the purpose of keratohyalin granules in the stratum granulosum?

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made by ribosomes and are associated with tonofibrils to help strengthen them

22
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describe stratum lucidum

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likely just an artifact

only in thick skin

no nuclei or organelles
contain densely packed keratin
clear, thin eosinophilic layer of extremely flattened cells

23
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describe stratum corneum

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-15-20 layers of flattened, non-nucleated, keratinized cells with thick membranes and no organelles

-more layers in thick skin

in the deep layers: cells held together by desmosomes
in the superficial layers: cells lose desmosomes and undergo desquamation

24
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describe the dermis

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has CT that layers deep to the epidermis

is separated from stratum basale by a basement membrane

is vascularized

nourishes epidermis

25
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what are tension lines/cleavage lines/langer lines?

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IN THE DERMIS

is a pattern of distribution of type 1 collagen fibers
determines tension and wrinkle lines in skin
determines pace and nature of wound healing

26
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what are the two layers of the dermis?

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papillary and reticular

27
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describe the papillary layer

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has loose CT, interdigitates with epidermis, RETE APPARATUS

-contains collagen fibers (type 1 and 3)
-contains elastic fibers
-contains anchoring fibrils that extend from the basal lamina into the papillary layer

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describe the reticular layer

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dense, irregular CT

NOT AN ABUNDANCE OF RETICULAR FIBERS JUST A RETICULAR NETWORK

type 1 collagen fibers, thick elastic fibers, smooth muscle (arrector pilli)
epidermally derived glands (b/c same color)
hair follicles

29
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what are derived from the epithelium of the epidermis?

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claws, nails, hair, sweat glands, and sebaceous glands

30
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define hair

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elongated keratinized structures derived from invaginations of epidermal epithelium

31
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describe sebaceous glands

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-produce sebum (waxy texture) —> hair follicle has to have sebum on it for it to be healthy
-located all over body (except palms, soles, sides of feet)
-most abundant on face, forehead and scalp

-lie within fibrous sheath surrounding each hair follicle
-cradled by arrector pilli muscles

32
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what type of secretions do sebaceous glands do? describe the secretion

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holocrine secretion –> destruction of the cell

33
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what is the bottom layer of sebaceous glands called? describe it

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acinus layer –> is the basal layer of undifferentiated flattened epithelial cells that rest on the basal lamina

packed with lipid filled vacuoles

34
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what are the two types of sweat glands?

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eccrine and apocrine sweat glands

35
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describe eccrine sweat glands

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are simple coiled tubular glands

ducts open on skin surface –> NOT ASSOCIATED WITH HAIRS

invaginations of epithelium into dermis/hypodermis

location species-specific

merocrine secretion

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what is merocrine secretion?

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exocytosis, cells not damaged during secretion

37
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describe apocrine sweat glands

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open into canals of the hair follicles just superficial to the entry of the sebaceous gland ducts

contain pheromones

at axilla/around anus: secrete milky product, odorless until metabolized by bacteria

38
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difference between apocrine and eccrine sweat glands on histology slides

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apocrine have big lumens –> bc secretory product is stored here

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