Lecture 4: integument Flashcards

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Stratum Basale (Germinativium)

A

Layers of stem cells
High mitotic activity
small cuboidal cells
intense basophila of layer

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Stratium Spinosum

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Several layers of cells
attached to neighbors via desmosomes
layer where cell morphology begins to change

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3
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Statum Granulosum

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Most superficial nonkeratanized layer
1-3 cell layers thick
Keratohylain granules
Apoptotic

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4
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Statum Lucidum

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**THICK SKIN
highly eosinophilic
flattened cells
advanced keratinization
no cellular organelles visible
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5
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Stratum corneum

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no cellular organelles
keratin filled plates
coated with lipids
WATER BARRIER

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6
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What are the 5 epidermal layers? (superficial –> deep)

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Stratum corneum
Stratum lucidum
Stratum graulosum
Stratum spinosum
Stratum basale
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7
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Define dermal papillae

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fingerlike projections into the undersurface of epidermis

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8
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Netheton Syndrome

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Autosomal recessive –> SPINK5 gene–> regulates LEKTI

abnormal skin shedding, brittle hair, ischthyosiform erythroderma, high risk of dehydration

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Psoriasis

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genetic autoimmune cause: PSORS1 gene –> hyper poliferative disease of keratinocytes

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10
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Where are Melanocytes found?

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Stratum Basale (produce pigment , dendritic cell)

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11
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What controls coloration (4)

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Balance between: Melanin, Carotene, Eumelanin, Pheomelanin

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12
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Melenoma ABC’s

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Asymmetry
Border
Color
Diameter
(derived from melanocyte)
radial growth phase --> vertical growth phae
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13
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Merkel Cell

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  • cutaneous sensation
  • in Stratum basale
  • Merkel corpuscle
  • *Merkel Cell Carcinoma
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14
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Langerhans’ Cell

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  • originate in bone marrow
  • immune function
  • stratum spinosum
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15
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Skin sensation of bare nerve ending

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fine touch, heat, cold, pain

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16
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Skin sensation of merkel cell

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mechanoreceptor

17
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Skin sensation: Pacinian corpuscle

A

pressure, vibration

18
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skin sensation: Krause’s end bulb

A

cold

19
Q

skin sensation: Meissner’s corpuscle

A

low frequency stimuli

20
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skin sensation: ruffini’s corpuscle

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stretch and torque

21
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Characteristics of hair

A
  • found in thin skin ONLY
  • composed of hard keratin
  • sebaceous glands attached to follicles
22
Q

Acne

A

blockage/ infection of follicle:

  1. blackhead (oxidized)
  2. whitehead
23
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Pseudofolliculitis barbae

A

ingrown hair

24
Q

Unguis incarnatus

A

Toe nail growth into skin of toe

25
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Fungal infections

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dermatophyte infections –> keratinases allow rapid infection of STRATUM CORNEUM

    • tinea barbae
    • Onycomycosis (toe fungus)
26
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1st Degree burn (superficial)

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  • Layer: epidermis
  • Red no blisters
  • painful
27
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2nd degree burn (superficial partial thickness)

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  • Layer: superficial dermis
  • redness and blisters
  • very painful
28
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3rd degree burn (full thickness)

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  • Layer: entire dermis
  • stiff white/brown
  • painless
29
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2nd degree burn (deep partial thickness)

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  • Layer: reticular (deep) dermis
  • Yellow/ white
  • pressure
30
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4th degree burn (complete)

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Layer: entire dermis –> fat muscle bone

  • black and charred
  • painless