Integumentary System Flashcards

Lecture 1

1
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integumentary system consists of

A
  • skin,
  • hair,
  • nails,
  • subcutaneous tissue below the skin,
  • assorted glands
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2
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what is the largest organ of the body

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skin

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3
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what are the functions of the skin

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  • protection
  • containment
  • heat regulation
  • sensation
  • synthesis and storage of vitamin D
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4
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what are the four types of glands

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  • sudoriferous
  • sebaceous
  • ceruminous
  • mammary
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5
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what are the integumentary layers?

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  • epidermis
  • dermis
  • subcutaneous tissue (superficial fascia)
  • deep fascia
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6
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order the layers from deep to superficial

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  • deep fascia
  • subcutaneous tissue
  • dermis
  • epidermis
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7
Q

epidermis

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keratin stratified epithelium

renews every 25-45 days

avascular (doesnt bleed)

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8
Q

dermis is…

contains….

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collagen and elastic fibers

contains hair follicles, L. arrector pili, and sebaceous glands

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9
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subcutaneous tissue (superficial fascia) is…

contains. ..
stores. ....
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loose connective tissue and fat

contains sweat gland, blood and lymphatic vessels, and cutaneous nerves to the skin

fat storage

L. retinacula cuta (skin ligaments) extend through this layer: attach deep surface of dermis to the deep rascia

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10
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deep fascia is…
forms….
extensions from…

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dense, organized, connective tissue (thin layer)

no fat

forms retinacula: holds tendons in place
forms bursae-closed sacs w/fluid: prevent friction

extensions from internal surface

  - investing fascia (individual muscles and neurovascular bundles)
  - intermuscular septa (divides muscles into groups)
  - subserous fascia (between musculoskeletal walls and serous membrances in body cavities)
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