skin P2 Flashcards

1
Q

where do you not find hair on the body

A
  • palms
  • soles
  • lips
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2
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what is produced in a hair follicle

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  • dead keratinized cells
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3
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what is the accetor pili muscle

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  • a tiny muscle that attaches to the base of a hair follicle at one end and to dermal tissue on the other end.
  • causes contractions ‘goosebumps’
  • improves insulation
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4
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describe what root hair plexus are

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  • a collection of sensory nerves at the base of each hair follicle
  • heightens sensation
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5
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describe what functions sebaceous glands have

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  • produce sebum
  • nourishes hair shaft
  • naturally moisturizes skin
  • water repellent
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6
Q

what are apart of the accessory structures of hair

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  • arrector pili muscle
  • root hair plexus
  • sebaceous glands
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7
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what are the accessory structures of sweat glands

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  • eccrine

- apocrine

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8
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describe eccrine and functions

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  • found in most areas of the skin
  • pour water secretions (directly onto skin surface)
  • important for thermoregulation + excretion
  • some antibacterial action
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9
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describe apocrine and function

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  • found in armpit, groin, and around the nipples
  • secretes sticky/oily odorous secretions into base of hair follicles
  • influenced by hormones
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10
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what are apart of the accessory structures of receptors

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  • tactile
  • lamellar
  • bulbous
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11
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what are apart of the accessory structures of nails

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  • protect fingertips/toes
  • enhance sensation as it is a backboard
  • sensation receptors require deformation
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12
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what happens to the skin when it ages

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  • epidermis and dermis thins (reduced collagen)
  • slower skin repair
  • drier epidermis (less sebum)
  • impaired cooling (takes longer to cool down)
  • less pigmentation
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13
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what happens to the skin if you are a smoker

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  • premature aging
  • accelerates aging
  • damages melatonin, collagen and elastin
  • ## poor healing
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14
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what are melancytes

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  • makes melanin + puts it into the melanosomes
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15
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what is melanin

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  • is a pigment that absorbs UV light

- protects cells from UV damage

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16
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what are melanosomes and their function

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  • are vesicles that contain melanin

- takes/transfers melanin to the epidermal cells

17
Q

where are melanocytes found

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  • in the stratum basale

- are not shedded

18
Q

where are melanosomes found

A
  • throughout the epidermis

- they shed with the keratinocytes

19
Q

when does the density of the melanocytes varied

A
  • throughout the body and through time
20
Q

what is a mole

A
  • cluster of melanocytes

- over-proliferation

21
Q

what is a freckle

A
  • when melanocytes produce too many melanosomes

- over-production

22
Q

what is vitamin D essential for

A
  • for calcium metabolism

- strong bones

23
Q

if you have a vitamin D deficiency, what is the condition called

A
  • rickets
24
Q

what is required for vitamin D synthesis

A
  • UV exposure in the skin
25
Q

what layer of the skin does the ink go into

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  • the dermis layer

- some of the pigment goes into the lymph nodes due to immune cells