Personal Care Flashcards

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2 sets of teeth?

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baby (primary) and permanent

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Functions of teeth and mouth: (2)

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  1. chew food (digestion)
  2. help give shape and structure to mouth
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3
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area around the teeth (gum and jawbone)

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periodontium

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4
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support teeth/hold in place

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periodontium

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5
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3 parts of the tooth:

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the crown, neck, and the root (below surface)

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6
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visible portion of the tooth (covered with enamel)

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crown

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tissue that contains the blood vessels and nerves; provides nourishment to the root/ teeth

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pulp

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8
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layer of connective tissue that protects the pulp

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dentin

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9
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4 types of teeth:

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  1. incisors- four on top and bottom (8)
  2. canine- beside the incisors (8)
  3. premolars- beside the canine (8)
  4. molars- way in the back (12)
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10
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your last set of adult teeth to grow in. Another name for wisdom teeth is “third molars,” and they’re in the very back of your mouth.

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Wisdom teeth

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11
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what is the major threat to your teeth?

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bacteria (food and sugar)

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12
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sticky, colorless film- reacts to sugar to destroy enamel and irritate gums

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plaque

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13
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4 good oral hygiene:

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  1. brush- 3 times
  2. floss
  3. annual cleanings
  4. well balanced diet (less sugar)
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14
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tooth problems: (5)

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  1. halitosis (bad breath)
  2. cavity- hole in tooth (tooth decay)
  3. crooked teeth- braces (orthodontist)
  4. periodontal teeth- inflammation of gum (tartar- hard crust like substance)
  5. malocclusion- “bad bite” (too many teeth- jaw not aligned)
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15
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largest organ of the body also known as the integumentary system (includes hair, nails, and glands)

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skin

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functions of the skin (4):

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  1. protects (barrier) against pathogens and protects internal organs
  2. regulations of body temperature
  3. 5th-sense (touch) sensory organ
  4. excretes waste
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17
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how many layers does the skin have?

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3 layers

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18
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the 2 main layers of the skin?

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dermis and epidermis

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inner, thick layer- made up of connective tissue, blood vessels, and nerves (skin)

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dermis

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20
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outer, thinner layers- made up of living and dead cell (skin)

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epidermis

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21
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protein that hardens nails

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keratin

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22
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waterproofs our skin

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lipids

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pigment that gives skin, hair and eye color

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an organ that makes and produces hormones

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two types of glands:
1. endocrine (sweat, tears and oil) 2. exocrine (milk and hormones)
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5 ways to keep skin healthy:
1. wash daily 2. avoid touching face (bacteria) 3. use non-fragrance moisturizers 4. avoid sugar/oil 5. sunscreen
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produces the melanin (pigment)
UV rays
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how to protect the skin (2)
1.sunscreen spf 50 or higher 2.wear long sleeves and pants
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risks of body piercing/tattoos
- break barrier of skin causing bacteria/virus - can cause hepatitis B.C; HIV
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common skin problems (6)
1. acne- pimples, blackheads (clogged pores-oil) 2. eczema- dry skin (rough and inflamed- irritants and allergens can cause it) 3. warts- virus growth (contagious) 4. vitiligo- patches of skin lose color/pigment 5. boils- infected hair follicle 6. cancers- basils cell carcinomas and melanoma
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most serious form of skin cancer
melanoma
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hair follicles structure that surrounds the root of the hair
hair
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functions of hair (3)
1.protects skin from UV rays 2.protects eyes (brows, lashes) 3.reduces loss of heat
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how to maintain health hair (3)
- well balanced diet - regular shampooing - daily comb/brush
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limit these things on your hair (3)
-perms -dyes -bleaches
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hair problems: (2)
dandruff (dead skin/white flakes- scalp too dry) head lice (parasite insects)
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secretes tears/clean
lacrimal glands
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3 layers of eyes:
outermost, middle, inner layer
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bends and focuses light
cornea
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a transparent, jelly-like substance that fills the eye
vitreous humor
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nearsightedness- can’t see distances
myopia
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weak eye muscles (cross eyed and lazy eyed)
strabismus
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inflamed oil gland
stiy
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4 serious diseases that can cause blindness
1.glaucoma: too much pressure on eyeball 2. cataracts: lens become cloudy 3. detached retina: pulls away from the eye 4. macular degeneration: deterioration of retina (leading cause of blindness)
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connect the outer and middle ear
auditory ossicles
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made up of 3 small passageways (cochlea- hearing, vestibule, semicircular canals- balance)
labyrinth
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ringing or bussing in ears
tinnitus
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rapid eye movement
REM
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ability to not sleep/have a hard time sleeping at night
insomnia
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a person stops and starts breathing many times during the night
sleep apnea
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severe sleepiness during the day/may just fall asleep
narcolepsy
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ways to get better sleep: (5)
1. go to bed same time/wake up same time 2. avoid screen time before bed/dark 3. avoid caffeine after noon 4. cool room 5. exercise regularly
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tough white part found in the outermost layer of your eye
sclera
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(lines the sclera) contains iris-colored part of the eye and the pupil- hole through which light enters
choroid (found in middle layer of the eye)
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light sensitive membrane cells- which contains rods/cones- allows us to see color and dim light
retina (found in inner layer of the eye)