Integumentary Flashcards

1
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Epidermal keratinocytes develop from the __________.

A

Surface ectoderm

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2
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Melanocytes and Merkel cells are derived from _________.

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neural crest cells

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3
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Langerhans cells arise from ___________ and replenish themselves.

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fetal liver precursors

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4
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Similar to microglia, which cells can contribute in times of need in the fetal liver?

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alveolar macrophages, Kupffer cells, and bone marrow

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5
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The dermis is derived from _____ (back), _____ (body and limbs), and ____ ( head and neck).

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somite dermatome (back);
lateral plate mesoderm (body and limbs);
neural crest (head and neck)

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6
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The hyodermis (subcutis) is derived from _________.

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underlying mesoderm/ mesenchyme

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7
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What do cutaneous epidermal appendages (adnexa) result from?

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a series of reciprocal interactions between the epidermis and the underlying mesenchyme

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8
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What is skin?

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The anatomic barrier between the body and the environment;
The direct interface between the owner and the animal

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9
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What does the skin adapt to?

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  • The species and the breed
  • Its function
  • Its location
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10
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What is the largest organ in the body?

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The skin

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11
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What layers does the skin consist of?

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  • Epidermis
  • Basal membrane
  • Adnexa (appendages of the skin)
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12
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What 4 cell types compose the epidermis composed?

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  • keratinocytes
  • melanocytes
  • Langerhans cells
  • Merkel cells
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13
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The basal membrane attaches the ____ to the ___.

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epidermis; dermis

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14
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What does the adnexa consist of?

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  • hair
  • glands (sebaceous, apocrine, eccrine, circumaural, anal)
  • claws/ nails and hooves
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15
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slide 13 photo

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16
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What is the connective tissue layer that supports the epidermis and binds to the hypodermis (subcutis)?

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The dermis

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17
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What does the dermis consist of?

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  • fibers 9collagen, reticulin, elastin)
  • ground substance (glycosaminoglycans, proteoglycans)
  • cells (fibroblasts, mast cells, histiocytes, smooth muscle)
  • network of vessels (blood, lymph)
  • nerves
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18
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What does the hypodermis (subcutis) consist of?

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  • lipocytes
  • fiber
  • vessels
  • nerves
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19
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In the epidermis, the haired area thickness is inversely proportional to ________.

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the thickness of the hair coat (elephant vs. dog)

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20
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In the epidermis, non-haired areas of dogs and cats are ____________.

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much thicker with a prominent granular layer

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21
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What type of epithelium does the epidermis have?

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stratified squamous
(highly organized with permanent shading and renewing)
(balance between differentiation and desquamation)

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22
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Where do keratinocytes arise from?

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stem cells in the basal layer

differentiate as they move up through spinous, granular, & corneal layers; shedding from the surface

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23
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When/ how do keratinocytes differentiate?

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as they move through the spinous, granular, and corneum layers, and are then shed from the surface

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What are the 3 best-studied stem-cell populations capable of self-renewal, and where are they found?

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  • interfollicular epidermal stem cells (in the basal layer -> epidermis)
  • sebocyte stem cells (base of sebaceous gland-> sebaceous gland)
  • bulge stem cells (below sebaceous gland -> hair follicles)
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25
What are the 4 layers of the epidermis?
1. Stratum basale 2. Stratum spinosum 3. Stratum granulosum 4. Stratum corneum
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Keratinocytes are adhered to the underlying basal lamina (basement membrane) by ________.
hemidesmosomes
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Which epidermis layer has high cohesion between the cells (desmosomes)?
stratum spinosum
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What binds keratinocytes together?
desmosomes (spot-like anchoring junctions)
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What is the function of the basal membrane?
Attaches epidermis to dermis
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What is Adnexa?
Appendages of skin - hair - glands (sebaceous, apocrine, eccrine, circumanal, anal) - claws/nails/hooves
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Which layer of the epidermis serves as the glue for keratin filaments contained in granules?
stratum granulosum
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______ ________ nerves mediate touch, temperature, pressure, pain, itch
Sensory afferent nerves
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______ and ______ are high specialized derivatives of skin composed of hard and soft keratins
claws and hooves
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________ (_________,______) are a specialized and modified sebaceous gland found at the perineum, prepuce, and base of the tail in dogs.
Hepatoid (Circumanal, perianal)
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________ and ________ glands have ducts that empty into the lumen of the hair follicle while ________ glands empty directly onto skin surface
Sebaceous and Apocrine glands; Eccrine glands
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Which epidermal layer is made of anucleated cells admixed with lipids? It has a hydrophobic barrier.
Stratum corneum
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What does the stratum corneum protect against?
- water loss - friction - microbial invasion
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What does the stratum corneum consist of?
terminally differentiated cells (squames), which are shed from the surface
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________ hairs are highly innervated and surrounded by a blood-filled sinus
tactile
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_________ ___________ ____________ attach to the transmembrane adhesion molecules of desmosomes (desmolein and desmocollin)
keratin intermediate filaments
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Where do melanocytes synthesize and transfer melanin pigment?
the basal layer of the epidermis
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The function of the stratum corneum is enabled by the _____.
cell envelope
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_________ cells are the inducers of a primary ____________ response
dendritic cells; inflammatory response
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__________ are scattered throughout the basal layer where they synthesize and transfer pigment granules into keratinocytes
melanocytes
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__________ arise from stem cells in the basal layer and differentiate as they move through spinous, granular, and corneum layers where they are then shed from the surface.
Keratinocytes
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__________ _______ nerves control vascular resistance, pilomotor responses, and regulation of secretory activities of glands
autonomic motor
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_____________ cells are responsible for immunosurveillance. They become damaged and interefere with their APC function when exposed to UVB.
Langerhans cells
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A nail that is big enough to bear weight is called a ____ and is found in _______ animals
hoof; ungulate
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What are Langerhans cells?
antigen-presenting (dendritic) cells scattered throughout the epidermis
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merkel cells
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Hhair is produced in hair follicles by _____ cells overlying the ___ _____ in the bulb region of the follicle.
matric cells; dermal papillae
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anal sacs are an example of a specialized ________ gland. It is forund ventrolateral to the rectum in carnivores with ducts emptying directly into the rectum.
apocrine gland
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Anal sacs are lined by _________ ________ __________ epithelium.
keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
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Basal lamina provides adherence between the ___________ and _____________ attached by anchoring fibrils
epidermis and dermis
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The cascade of mast cells:
detect stimuli secrete inflammatory mediators, cytokines, chemokines activation of endothelial cells migration of leukocytes immune reaction type 1 and 4
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What is the deepest germinal cell layer of the epidermis?
stratum basale
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The dermis consists of what 3 types of fibers?
- reticulin - collagen - elastin
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The dermis consists of what types of cells?
- Fibroblasts - mast cells - histiocytes - smooth muscle
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Dermis is a layer of _________ _____ supporting the epidermis and bound to the hypodermis (subcutis)
connective tissue
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Dogs and cats have ___________ hair follicles
compound
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