Skin Flashcards

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2 layers of skin and 3rd (false) layer

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  1. epidermis - stratified squam.
  2. dermis - dense irreg. CT
  3. hypoderm. - loose CT with adipose
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2 types of skin

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  1. thick - thick epi, no hair, palms and soles

2. thin - everywhere else

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3
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5 layers of epidermis

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  1. stratum basale
  2. stratum spinosum
  3. Stratum granulosum
  4. Stratum lucidum
  5. Stratum corneum
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Feat. of basale

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  • at basement membrane
  • anchored by hemidesmosomes
  • layer of proliferation
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5
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Feat. of spinosum

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  • many desmosome connections

- begin to dev. squamous shape

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Feat. of granulosum

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  • cells have squamous shape
  • fill with keratohyaline and lammelar granules
  • mix to start forming keratin
  • creates water barrier and superior cells are cut off from diffusion
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7
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feat of lucidum

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  • inconsistent band
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8
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feat. of corneum

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  • layer of dead, keratin filled cells
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9
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4 cell types of epidermis

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  1. keratinocytes
  2. melanocytes
  3. langerhans
  4. merkle
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feat of keratinocytes

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  • most numerous
  • accumulate keratin and melanin
  • synthesize vit D precursor
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feat of melanocytes

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  • occupy basal layer
  • 5-10% of cells
  • synthesize menanin to go to keratinocytes
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feat of langerhans

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  • 5% of cells pop

- antigen presenting

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13
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feat of merkle cells

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  • located in stratum basale

- play role in mechoreception

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14
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2 layers of dermis

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  1. papillary - loose connective tissue

2. reticular - denser connective tissue

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15
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feat of papillary layer

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  • dermal ridges and papillae increase contact

- blood supply to nourish epidermis

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16
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feat of reticular layer

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  • coarser bundle of conn. fibers

- regional orientation creates langer’s lines - incisions

17
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feat. of blood supply of skin

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  • epidermis is avascular
  • subcutaneaous vessels > reticular layer
  • cutaneous vessels to subpaillary > papillary layer
  • arteriovenous shunts open to move blood away from surface
18
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where are skin appendages derived from

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epidermis

19
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4 appendages of the skin

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  1. hair follicles
  2. sebaceous glands
  3. eccrine sweat glands
  4. apocrine sweat glands
20
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feat of hair follicles

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  • thin skin only
  • tubal invaginations of epidermis
  • keratinized cells that are generated at stem or base
21
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feat. sebaceous glands

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  • cells connected to hair follicle by short duct

- cells at periphery divide

22
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feat. of eccrine sweat glands

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  • found throughout
  • coiled tube glands that extend into hypodermis
  • ducts penetrate epidermis
  • release watery sweat
23
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feat of appocrine sweat glands

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  • only in armpits and groins

- oilier substance