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integument Flashcards

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What does the integumentary system consist of?

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skin, hair, nails, exocrine glands

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What Are the 7 functions of the skin?

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protection, water resistant, temperature regulation, secretion, sensory reception, vitamin D synthesis, immune defense

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How does the skin regulate temperature?

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To lose/dissipate heat: Blood vessels dilate more blood comes to surface and sweat glands secrete sweat which evaporates to gain heat,
to conserve heat: Blood vessels in dermis constrict at surface and blood is shunted deeper to lose heat

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how does the skin defend against immune system?

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Epidermal dendritic cells phagocytize(eat up) foreign material

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5
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most superficial layer of skin

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epidermis

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What tissue is in the epidermis?

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keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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is the epidermis vascular or avascular?

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avascular

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how many layers of epidermis thick skin are there?

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5 layers

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how many layers of thin skin?

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4

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What are the epidermal ridges?

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rounded projections that interlock with the dermis

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What is stratified squamous epithelium?

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superficial cells that are flattened and deeper cells that are cuboidal and serve for protection, consists of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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What is nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium and where are they?

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Alive cells kept moist, oral cavity, pharynx, vagina (openings to body)

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what is the dermis and what does it consist of?

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the second layer of skin, contains nerve endings, hair follicles, and glands

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what tissue is in the dermis?

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dense irregular tissue and some areolar connective tissue

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What is dermal papillae and where is it?

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projections interlocked with epidermal ridges in the dermis

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What does areolar connective tissue consist of and what is its function?

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fibroblasts, lots of ground substance
function: Packing and binding material together around organs

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Is Areolar connective tissue vascular or avascular?

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vascular

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what does dense irregular tissue consist of and what is its function?

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fibroblasts, only a little ground substance, collagen in tightly packed clumps
function: Strength and support, withstands stresses in many directions (pulling skin)

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is dense irregular tissue vascular or avascular?

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vascular

20
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Where is the subcutaneous layer and what is the function?

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the bottom layer of skin deep to integument (technically not part of integument)
function: Stores fat and anchors integument to underlying tissue

21
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What are the features of adipose connective tissue and its function?

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Adipocytes and the nuclei are pushed to the periphery of the cell by the fat droplet
function: Energy storage, insulation, protection, support

22
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what tissue is in the subcutaneous layer?

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Areolar connective tissue and adipose connective tissue

23
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What do keratinocytes do and where are they found?

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found throughout all layers of skin and they produce keratin

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what is the life cycle of keratinocytes?

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They undergo mitosis, move through all layers and are sloughed off

25
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What do melanocytes do and where are they?

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Found in the stratum basale only and Produce melanin

26
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What are freckles?

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irregular patches of melanin

27
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What are tactile cells and where are they?

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connected to nerve endings for touch and found in the stratum basale only

28
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What are epidermal dendritic cells and where are they?

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Ingest bacteria and foreign debris including epidermal cancer cells and found in the stratum spinosum

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What is the stratum basale layer?

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deepest layer of epidermis, single layer of columnar and cuboidal keratinocytes resting on basement membrane where keratinocytes are constantly dividing mitotically

30
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What is the stratum granulosum layer?

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Superficial to stratum spinosum, the 3-5 layers of granular, flattened keratinocytes begin keratinization (die off)

31
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What is the stratum spinosum?

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Superficial to the stratum basale, several layers of polygonal shaped keratinocytes (still alive)

32
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What is keratinization?

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process where the nucleus shrivels up, cell dies, and cell fills up with protein keratin (barely alive or dead). completes by the corneum layer

33
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What is the stratum lucidum?

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Clear layer that’s Superficial to stratum granulosum, only in thick skin, 2-3 layers of pale, flattened anucleate keratinocytes (dead cells)

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What is the stratum corneum?

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hornlike later that is the most superficial, 20-30 layers of dead anucleate keratinocytes constantly shed

35
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what is the reticular layer and where is it?

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Below the papillary layer, direct contact with the subcutaneous layer, contains the secretory portion of sweat glands, oil glands, and hair follicles, and dense irregular tissue

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What is the papillary layer and where is it?

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Superficial layer of the dermis and contains dermal papillae

36
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What are nails formed by and what is the function?

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formed by stratum corneum and its serves for protection for tips of fingers and foes and helps grasp objects

37
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What is the function of hair and what does it consist of?

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associated with sebaceous glands and arrector pills muscle,
function: protection against UV rays, sensory reception and heat retention

38
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What does the arrector pili muscle do?

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Smooth muscle that causes goose bumps

39
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What do exocrine glands do and where are they found?

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found in the secretory portions found in reticular layer of dermis, and they release their secretions through ducts that open onto the service of the epidermis

40
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What are the two exocrine glands?

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sebaceous and sweat glands

41
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Most common sebaceous gland and what does it do?

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holocrine glands, associated with hair follicles, secretes sebum for lubrication and water proofing of epidermis to prevent brittle hair and causes zits

42
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Function of sweat glands?

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excrete waste and cools body

43
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What are the thin skin layers?

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Basal layer
Spinous layer
Granular layer
Stratum corneum

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