Integumentary System Flashcards

1
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what are the four types of tissue

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connective, muscle, epithelial, nervous

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2
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Skeletal muscle

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long, fused cells
* multiple nuclei
* visible striations (you can see gaps)

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3
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Smooth muscle

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spindle shaped
* single nuclei (more oval shaped)
* no visible striations

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4
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Cardiac muscle

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branched & interconnected
* single nuclei (usually)
* visible striations
* only in the heart

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5
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layers of the skin and what are they made of

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  1. epidermis (epithelial tissue)
  2. Dermis(dense irregular
    connective tissue)
  3. Hypodermis(loose connective tissue)
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6
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Epidermal Layers from superficial to deep

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  1. stratum corneum
  2. Stratum lucidum
  3. Stratum granulosm
  4. Stratum spinosom
  5. Stratum basale
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7
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Keratin

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Long & fibrous hydrophobic proteins
* Forms durable, water resistant
protein filaments

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8
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keratinization

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New cells formed in Stratum Basale are pushed upwards away from source of nutrients & oxygen, accumulating more keratin. They undergo apoptosis and when they reach Stratum Corneum they slough off and are replaced by underlying cells going through keratinization.

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9
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Thick skin

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Thick skin has a thinner dermis than thin skin, and does not contain hairs, sebaceous glands, or apocrine sweat glands
found:fingertips, palms and the soles of your feet. (where there is abrasion)

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10
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Stratum lucidum

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ONLY in thick skin

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11
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What does melanin and melanocytes do for your skin

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provides pigments making skin color and protects skin from sun to an extent

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12
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Uv rays effect skin how

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UVA penetrates into the deeper skin layers(reticular layer of dermis), where connective tissue and blood vessels are affected.

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13
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Ultraviolet Radiation Damages
Chemical Bonds

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Photons carry energy
* Energy can break
chemical bonds

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14
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papillary layer of dermis

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highly vascular (blood vesicles to regulate body temp) right under the epidermis (loose connective tissue)

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15
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reticular layer of dermis

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contains nerve follicles and endings, as well as sweat glands (dense irregular connective tissue)

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16
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What is hair made out of

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Keratin

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17
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What do sebaceous glands do

A

Produce oil

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18
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What causes growth in the nail

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Nail route pushes the nail(dead cells) to grow out

19
Q

Koilonychia

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Spoon like nails caused by iron deficiency

20
Q

What can nails be indicators of

A

Disease

21
Q

hair matrix

A

Has the most mitotic activity

22
Q

nail root

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Has the most mitotic activity

23
Q

Uv photons

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Causes mutations in the RNA sequence changing the code on

24
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Basal cell carcinoma

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Most common skin cancer, low risk of spreading, come from the stratum basale

25
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Squamous cell carcinoma

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-abnormal keratin sites division and production
-Second most common skin cancer
-starts in the epidermidis and invades the dermis

26
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melanoma

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Deadliest skin cancer, can spread easy to other organs
Easy to cure if you catch it before it spreads survival drop 70.6% if it spreads to lymph notes

27
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What are the melanomas ABC DES

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a- asymmetric if only part is raised
b-border, if you can easily see where the bump ends
c-Color is dark red patches can even be blue or orange
d-diameter is greater than 6 mm or an eraser head
e- evolving making rapid changes in appearance

28
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skin protection functions

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Cycle damage, pathogens, chemicals, moisture or water loss, UV light, high and low temperatures

29
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corns

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Thick skin can be soft or hard and are often painful caused by friction

30
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Calus

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Hard and thick, wider and not painful caused by friction

31
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Hyper keratosis can cause what

A

Keratin can cause a callous or corn

32
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blisters

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Separation in the layers of skin which causes the blister to fill with fluid

33
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Pressure ulcers or bedsores

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Caused by pressure of bone against a hard surface that pinches off blood vessels

34
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Necrotizing fasciitis

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Bacteria affects an open wound

35
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1st Degree burn

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Only affects the epidermidis

36
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2nd degree burn

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Burned through some of the dermis it is the most painful because that’s where the nerves are

37
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3rd degree burn

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Bern pass the dermis to the subcutaneous layer burns through the nerve so not as painful as second degree

38
Q

Vitamin D

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Compound that aids absorption of calcium and phosphates in the intestine to improve bone health

39
Q

Medulla

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In hair, the innermost layer of keratinocytes originating from the hair matrix

40
Q

Stretch mark

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Mark formed on the skin due to a sudden growth spurt and expansion of the dermis beyond its elastic limits

41
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desmosome

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Structure that forms an impermeable junction between cells

42
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Root hair plexus

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What structure of the hair or hair follicle lets you feel the wind blowing through your hair

43
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major function of the hypodermis

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Stabilizing the position of the skin