skin Flashcards

1
Q

scar

A

Excess collagenous fibers

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2
Q

scab

A

Clot and dried tissue fluid

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3
Q

Lifespan Changes

A

Melanin production slows
Hair thins
Number of hair follicles decreases
Nail growth becomes impaired
Sensory receptors decline
Body temperature unable to be controlled
Diminished ability to activate Vitamin D

 Skin becomes scaly
 Age spots appear
 Epidermis thins
 Dermis becomes reduced
 Loss of fat
 Wrinkling
 Sagging
 Sebaceous glands secrete less oil
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4
Q

first degree burn

A

superficial, only epidermis, no scarring

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5
Q

cause of inflammation

A

Blood vessels in affected tissues dilate, fluids leak onto tissue

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6
Q

sweat gland

A

eccrine gland

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7
Q

Melanocytes located

A

stratum basale

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8
Q

Keratinized, lacks blood vessels, stratum corneum

A

epidermis

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9
Q

Stratified squamous epithelium

A

epidermis

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10
Q

collagenous and reticular fibers

A

dermis

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11
Q

areolar, adipose

A

subcutaneous layer

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12
Q

why is rule of nines important

A

to see how much fluid was lost and to see ow much fluid needs replaced

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13
Q

what needs to be replaced in severe burn

A

electrolytes

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14
Q

second degree burn

A

deep, partial thickness, some dermis affected, fluid escapes=blister

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15
Q

third degree burn

A

full thickness, burns dermis, epidermis

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16
Q

what happens when temperature goes above or below set point

A

gaining heat from surroundings, sweating

17
Q

most active growth region of nail

A

lunula

18
Q

brownish-black

A

eumelanin

19
Q

yellowish, orangish

A

pheomelanin

20
Q

cells hardening

A

keratinization

21
Q

granules in dark skin

A

single, large

22
Q

granules in light skin

A

many granules

23
Q

heat to cooler surroundings

A

radiation

24
Q

heat moves into cooler molecules

A

conduction

25
Q

continuous circulation of air over a warm surface

A

convection

26
Q

fluid evaporation, liquid to gas

A

evaporation

27
Q

autograft

A

same person

28
Q

alograft

A

different person

29
Q

hyerthermia side effects

A

weakness, irregular pulse, flushed face, headache, nauseousness

30
Q

hypothermia sude effects

A

shivering, feeling cold, confusion, lethargy, cardiac failure, organs shut down

31
Q

hypothermia risk factors

A

young people’s- underdeveloped nervous system

older people’s-less adipose tissue

32
Q

primary means of heat loss

A

radiation(heat to cooler surroundings)

33
Q

what determines skin color

A

genetics, environmental factors, size of granules

  • dark(single)
  • light(many)
34
Q

cause of baldness

A

hairs shed form scalp are not replaced

35
Q

blood oxygen concentration is low

A

cyanosis

36
Q

physiological factors that influence skin color

A
  • disease
  • carotene(Jaundice)
  • cyanosis(blood oxygen concentration is low)
37
Q

acts as the computer or thermostat to control body temperature homeostasis

A

hypothalamus