Integumentary system Flashcards

1
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2 components of the integumentary system

A

cutaneous membrane
accessory structures

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2
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cutaneous membrane structure

A

epidermis
dermis - papillary, reticular
hypodermis

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3
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what’s the organisation of the epidermis

A

stratified squamous epithelial cells

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4
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regeneration of the epidermis

A

basal keratinocytes divide
shrink and dehydrated
grains of keratin produced
dead flat clear cells form which lack organelle
cells shed

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5
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structure of epidermis

A

basement membrane
stratum basal
stratum spinosum
stratum granulosum
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
surface

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6
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thick vs thin skin: location

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thick - finger, palm, feet
thin - everywhere

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7
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thick vs thin skin: thickness

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thick- 0.6-4.5mm
thin - 0.1-0.15

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8
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thick vs thin skin: strata

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thick - thicker lucidum, spinosum and corneum
thin - no lucidum and thinner others

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9
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thick vs thin skin: ridges

A

thick - yes
thin - no

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10
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thick vs thin skin: hair follicles

A

thick - no
thin - yes

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11
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thick vs thin skin: sweat glands

A

thick - more
thin - less

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12
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thick vs thin skin: sensory receptors

A

thick - more
thin - less

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13
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role of melanocytes and keratinocytes

A

secrete melanin to protect from uv

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14
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skin pigments

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carotene - yellow
melonin - brown
blood - pink

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15
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dermis structure

A

collagen and elastic fibre - support epidemris
papillary layer of areolar tissue
reticular layer - fibrous network
blood vessels - papillary plexus, cutaneous plexus

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16
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what type of tissue is the dermis

A

loose and dense connective tissue

17
Q

hypodermis

A

underlayer
loose connective tissue (areolar and adipose)

18
Q

superficial fasciae tissue type

A

areolar and adipose tissue

19
Q

deep fascia

A

strong fibrous internal network
dense connective tissue
bound to tendons

20
Q

subserous fascia

A

areolar tissue

21
Q

role of hair follicle

A

protection
insulation
sensation

22
Q

hair follicle structure

A

root hair plexus
hair root in connective tissue sheath
arrector pill muscle
subcutaneous gland
shaft

23
Q

hair structure (working inwards)

A

connective sheath
glassy membrane
external root sheath
interbal root sheath
cuticle (thin hard keratin)
cortex (thick hard keratin)
medulla (soft keratin)

24
Q

how fast does hair grow a day

A

0.33mm

25
Q

sebaceous glands and follicle functions

A

secrete sebum
waterproofing

26
Q

hair growth

A

end - follicle inactive, connection break = new growth

27
Q

nail structure (from base)

A

eponychium (cuticle)
proximal nail fold
lunula
nail body
lateral nail fold
free edge

28
Q

what cells are the nail

A

keratinised epithelial c ells

29
Q

2 types of sweat gland

A

apocrine - smelly, thick discharge
merocrine - thinner watery discharge

30
Q

function of sweat glands

A

cooling
excretion
protection

31
Q

degrees of burn

A

1st - epidermis affected
2nd - some dermis
3rd - sensory nerves destroyed

32
Q

injury repair stages

A
  1. bleeding, mast cells cause einflammatory
  2. clot with fibrin network, stratum basale cells migrate, phagocytic cells arrive
  3. mesh produced by fibroblasts, fibrin clot breaking
  4. epidermis complete, shallow depression fibroblast continues
33
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intrinsic ageing affects

A

decreased cell activity and growth factors eg hormones
causes dermal thinning, wrinkles, white hair, high infection

34
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extrinsic ageing affects

A

from sun, smoking etc
causes wrinkles, skin cancer