Lecture 2 - Flashcards
Components of integumentary sytem
skin epidermal derivatives(hair, hair follicles, sudoriferous sweat glands, sebacesous oil glands, and nails
major functions of integumentary system
pihsee
protective immunologic homeostasis sensory endocrine exocrine
two principle layers of skin
epidermis
dermis
superfical layer of skin
epidermis
what kind of tissue is epidermis
keratinized stratified squamous epi
epidermis is derived from
ectoderm
epidermis and dermis
vascularized or avascular
epidermis- avascular
dermis - highly vascular
deep layer of skin
dermis
what type of tissue is dermis
connective tissue
where is dermis derived from
mesoderm
layer deep to skin
hypodermis (subcitansous layer/subcutaneous fasic)
what type of tissue is the hypodermis and is it vascular/avascular
adipose tissue
vascularized
layers of skin to muscle
epidermis dermis hypodermis deep tissue muscle
thick vs. thin skin
thick skin- palms and soles of feet, high abrasion areas, no hair, thickest epidermal layer of all skin locations
thin skin - found everywhere else, thinner epidermis, hair follicles present in most places
layers/strata of thick and thin skin
layers of epidermis
thick - 5
thin - 4
layers/strata of epidermis from deep to superficial
stratum basal stratum spinosum stratum granulosum stratum lucidum *(thick skin only) stratum corneum
bad sprinters get leg cramps
cells of epidermis 4
keratinocytes - 85%
melanocytes - 5%
Langerhans’ Cells - 2-5%
merkel’s cells - 6-10%
cells of the epidermis;
participate in formation of water barrier
keratinocytes
*produce keratins also
cells of the epidermis;
pigment-producing cells
melanocytes
cells of the epidermis;
antigen-presenting cells of the immune system
langerhans’ cells
cells of the epidermis;
mechanoreceptor cells associated with sensory nerve endings
merkel’s cells
major structural proteins of epidermis
keratins - produced by keratinocyte in epidermis
classified as intermediate filaments, more commonly referred to as tonofilaments
keratins form from keratin filaments
keratinocytes participate in formation of epidermal water battier via
production of lamellar bodies