Lesson 10, Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Protection

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A quality that skin has when it functions as a barrier

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2
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Keratinocytes

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Cells in the skin that secrete keratin

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3
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Keratin

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A substance in the skin that allows it to act as a physical barrier

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4
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Dehydration

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A lower than normal level of water in the body

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5
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Temperature regulation

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A quality that skin has to help keep your body temperature within a normal range

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6
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Hypothalamus

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A structure in the brain that detects the temperature of the blood that flows

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7
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Constrict

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Make smaller

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8
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Frostbite

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The freezing of tissues

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9
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Dilate

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Make larger

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10
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Sweat glands

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Glands in your skin that secrete water to cool you down

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11
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Urea and ammonia

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Waste products of the breakdown of proteins

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12
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Vitamin D

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A vitamin that the skin produces when exposed to uv rays

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13
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Calcitriol

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A hormone the kidneys produce from Vitamin D.

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14
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Blood reservoir

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An organ that contains more blood than it requires for its own needs.

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15
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nternal hemorrhage

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Internal bleeding.

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16
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Sensory apparatus

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An organ that detects sensation.

17
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Sensory receptors

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Structures in the skin that detect sensations like pain, temperature, pressure, and touch.

18
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Tactile defensiveness

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A condition that causes someone to be abnormally sensitive to touch.