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1
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A group of waxy lipid molecules that are an important barrier function and water holding capacity such as glycolipids

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Ceramides

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2
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Lipids are reduced if…

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The skin is dry damaged or mature

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3
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Organ such as the skin heart liver and kidneys have their cells replaced every..

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6 to 9 months

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4
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These raise contribute up to 95% of the suns UV radiation?

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Aging rays

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5
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These rays cause burning of the skin as well as tanning aging and cancer

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Burning rays

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6
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Binding of protein molecules to a glucose molecule resulting in the formation of damage nonfunctioning structures this results in stiff and inflexible sagging skin

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Glycation

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7
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What are the five layers of the epidermidis?

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Stratum corneum,
stratum lucidum,
stratum Grandulosum,
Stratum spinosum,
Stratham Germinativum.

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8
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This “dermis” includes carrot tonight sites and mune cells and intercellular fluids

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Epidermis

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9
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Hardened corneocytes (flattened squamous cells)

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Corneum #1

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10
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2layer! clear cells, thick layer of dead skin cells allows light to pass through

(thickest on the palms and soles)

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Spinosum

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3rd layer; Production of excretion; desmosomes dissolved by enzymes.

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Granulosum

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12
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4 layer. Largest layer! Langerhans immune cells. Keratinocytes, melanocytes and lipids are all produce here.

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Spinosum

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13
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“E, D, S” skin layers

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Epidermidis, dermis, subcutaneous

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14
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This cell can sense unrecognized foreign invaders such as bacteria and then process these antigens for removal through the lymph system.

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Langerhans

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15
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eccrine glands are…

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Sweat glands!

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16
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Arrector pilli muscle can cause..

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Goose bumps 🦠🌡

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17
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Free radicals can be generated by outside factors including??

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If , unhealthy foods, chemicals, smoke or trauma from medical treatments

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18
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The study of structure and composition is..

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Skin history!

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19
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Chain of amino acids are called?

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Polypeptides!!

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20
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What do peptides hold together?

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Amino acids!

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21
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Each square inch of skin contains how many ft of blood vessels?

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888888888888888

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22
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How many hot& cold receptors are in the body?

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12

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23
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Appendages of the skin include????

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💇🏻‍♀️💅🏽🏃🏾‍♀️ 🥑

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24
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Where is the thickest of skin???

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Feet& hands

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25
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The gland helps regulate the internal temperature of your body!

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Sudoriferous

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26
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This hormone helps stimulate cells to reproduce and heal

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Epidermal growth factor

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27
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Oily substance that protects/lubricants the surface of the skin and hair

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Sebum

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28
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This gland produces sebum

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Sebaceous gland

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29
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The production process of injured skin to restore itself to normal thickness

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Hyperproduction

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30
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Glands that excrete perspiration, regulate body temperature and detoxify the body.

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Sudoriferous

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31
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What is the average pH of the acid mantle?

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5.0 -6.0

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32
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Tube like depressions with oil glands attached are..

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Follicles

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33
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What is TEWL???

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Transepidermal Water loss
(evaporation of the skins surface)

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34
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What cells are found in the Stratum granulosum?

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Strain basal, melanocytes, the spinosum.

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35
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This layer is stratum is only present in the thicker skin of the palms and soles?

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Lucidum

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36
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This strain serves as effective barrier to any chemicals that might harm the living cells beneath them..

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Corneum

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37
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The stratum insureds production of new skin cells. It also provides vital protection against viruses bacteria parasites or any other forms of pathogen or toxin.

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Corneum

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38
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The stratum is the thickest layer of the four it protects the hands and feet? Hint it’s underneath the corneum..

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Stratum lucidum

39
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What is the bottom layer of the epidermis?

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Stratum germinativum

40
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Eumelanin /200 melanosomes per keratinocytes is for what type of skin???

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Dark brown to black

41
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Pheomelanin 20/ melanosomes per keratinocytes is for what kind of skin?

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Fair skin- red to yellow

42
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What enzymes deulates melanocytes in thus produces melanin?

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Tyrosinase!!!!

43
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What is the thickest stratum?

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Spinosum

44
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What do the connective tissues consist of

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Collagen protein and elastin fibers!

-protein fiber found in the dermis; elasticity and firmness

45
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This vessel is located in the dermis to supply nourishment within the skin and remove waste??

A

Lymph vessel

46
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Within the skin through… 🐛

A

Capillaries

47
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This “ingredient” is a natural intercellular fluid that helps hydrate the skin

A

Hyaluronic acid

48
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What 5 components make up the dermis??
F L L L M

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Fibroblasts (cell stimulaters)
Lymphocytes (fights infections)
Langerhans cells ( guards cells)
Mast cells ( involved in allergic reactions)
Leukocytes ( 🩸 fight against injections)

49
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The papillary layer connects the dermis to?

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The epidermis

50
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The dermal papillae are membranes of ridges and grooves attach to the the?

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Epidermis

51
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Squamous, flat, sclay cells????

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Keratinocytes

52
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Adipose tissue is also known as??

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Subcutis tissue

53
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Nails are comprised of…

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Hard keratin!

54
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This nerve fiber conveys impulses from the brain/ spinal cord to the muscles or glands

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EFF ER ENT

55
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Afferent nerve fibers and efferent nerve fibers?

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Are known as sensory fibers efferent nerve fibers are motor nerve fibers.

56
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Secretary nerve fibers are motor nerves attaches tooooooo???

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Sweat& oil glands

57
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What is the protective layer of lipids and secretions on the surface of the skin?

A

Acid mantle

58
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This coiled sweat gland are attached to the hair follicles.

A

Apocrine

59
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This barrier protects the skin from irritation and hydration

A

Barrier!

60
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What does despises do?

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Structure that assists in holding cells together! Intercultural connections made of proteins!

61
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Another name for STRATUM CORNEUM!
This is a hardened waterproof, protective keratinocytes. These DEAD protein Ella are dried out and lack nuclei!

A

Corneocytes

62
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White blood cells that have enzymes to digits and kill bacteria/parasites. Respond also to allergies

A

LEUKOCYTES

63
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What are dermal papillae??

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Membranes of ridges &grooves that attaches to the epidermis

64
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A colony of microorganisms that adhere to environmental surface/ human body that secrete a sticky/ protective coating that cements them together. (Making them hard to penetrate)

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Biofilm

65
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Disinfectants used in salons, spas and medical facilities

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Bactericidal

66
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Destroys viruses

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Virucidal

67
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Destroys fungi

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Fungicidal

68
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During the active stage… bacteria

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Grows and reproduces

69
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Immunity that body develops after overcoming a disease through inoculation( vaccine)

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Acquired immunity

70
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Fungal infections affect the skin and live off..

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Protein- that makes up the skin

71
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Fibroblasts are cells that stimulate…

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Collagen, amino acid that form proteins

72
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CATION—- is the binding protein molecular to a glucose molecule, Resulting in the formation of damage nonfunctioning structures

A

Glycation

73
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Hair papillae are cone-shape elevation at the base of the follicle that fit..

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Into the hair bulb

74
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The lipid substances between Corneum cells that protect the cells from water and irritation.

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Intercullar matrix

75
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Hydrolipidic film

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Is an oil water balance that protects the skin surface

76
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This is the top layer of the dermis! Next to the epidermis.

A

The papillary layer!

77
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The deepest layer of the dermis, contains proteins, college and elastic that give the skin its strength and elasticity

A

Reticular layer

78
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This gland protects the surface of the skin, whereas Sudoriferous glands excrete perspiration and regulate body temperature

A

Sebaceous gland

79
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Langerhans!!!???

A

Guard cells of the immune system thag dense foreign invaders

80
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What is the active layer(STRATUM) of the epidermis about the papillary layer??

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Basal/germinativum

81
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What layer is composed of FAT tissue located beneath the dermis, whereas the epidermis is located above the dermis.

A

SUBCANTANEOUS

82
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This layer provides a protective cushion& energy storage for the body, whereas fibroblast stimulate cells, collagen and amino acids.

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Subcutaneous

83
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This is also known as the Subcutis tissue!!

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Adipose tissue

84
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This gland excretes perspiration and detoxify the body

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Sudoriferous

85
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This stimulates cells that form proteins

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Fibroblasts

86
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The cell identified molecules that have foreign PEPTIDES and also help regulate immune response??

A

T-Cells

87
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What are capillaries that have been damaged and are no longer or distended blood vessels?

A

Telangiectasia

88
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This commonly called couperose skin

A

Telangiectasia

89
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Water loss caused by evaporation on the skins surface is called… _____ water loss

A

Transepidermal

90
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EDS. Where in the skin are the sensory nerve endings?? Responds to touch, pain, cold, heat and pressure.

A

DERMIS

91
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Pores also refers to…

A

Follicles

92
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What are the six primary functions of the skin?

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Protection, sensation, keep regulation, expression, secretion, and absorption.

93
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Eumelanin color??

A

Brown to black

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