Integument AP Flashcards

1
Q

on hairy skin, ____ are important for the perception of touch

A

tactile hairs

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2
Q

the stratum germinativum is attached to what>

A

basal layer

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3
Q

the hypodermis also called what?

A

subcutaneous layer

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4
Q

sebaeous glands are located where?

A

dermis

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5
Q

where are sebaceous glands duct emptied into?

A

hair follicles or onto the skin

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6
Q

the epidermis si mainly composed of what?

A

keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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7
Q

what gives the skin its strenght and resiliency?

A

keratin

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8
Q

where does dandruff come from?

A

horny layer

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9
Q

what is another name for primary hairs?

A

guard hairs

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10
Q

what is called the hide and makes up the greatest portion of the skin?

A

dermis

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11
Q

roughly how much of the hide is composed of the reticular layer?

A

80%

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12
Q

where are melanocytes found and what do they produce?

A

deep in the epidermis and produce melanin

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13
Q

what layer provides skine with its waterproof barrier?

A

epidermis

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14
Q

what are sweat glands called?

A

sudoriferous glands

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15
Q

where are hair pigmentations found?K

A

cortex and medulla portions of the hair strand?

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16
Q

what are called sinus hairs and are sued as probes and feelers?

A

tactile hairs

17
Q

tactile elevations are caused by what?

A

epidermal papillae

18
Q

anal sacs are lines with what types of glands?

A

sebaceous and apocrine

19
Q

secondary hairs are known as what?

A

wool-type hairs

20
Q

what type of cells are always associated with sensory nerved endings and aid in the sensation of touch?

A

merkel cells

21
Q

the hypodermis layer of skin is composed of what type of tissue?

A

adipose tissue

22
Q

what is an oily, lipid substance that is produced and stored by the sebaceous glands?

23
Q

what is the thickest layer of the epidermis that is roughly 75% thick

A

stratum corneum

24
Q

what is the tough, leather-like layer of the skin?

25
what muscle is attacked to hair follicles and is responsible for pulling hairs erect?
arrector pili
26
what is the layer of the epidermsi that is only found in very thick skin?
stratum lucidum
27
where are Langerhans cells found and what is their job?
in the epidermis and helps stimulate immune system
28
what species have a planum nasale?
cats, pigs, sheep, and dogs
29
what are the main functions of the integument?
cover and protect, decrease injury, temp regulation, excrete water waste and sodium chloride, send and receive sensory info, synthesize vitamin D, and store nutrients
30
what are the 5 layers of the epidermis? and what are their common names?
stratum corneum- horny layer stratum lucidum- clear layer stratum granulosum- granular layer stratum spinosum- spiny layer stratum germinativum-stratum basale- basal layer
31
what are the 3 layers of the integument?
epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis
31
what are the layers of the dermis?
papillary and reticular layer
32
what are 3 types of paw that can be seen in out patients?
carpal, metacarpal/metatarsal, and digital pads