Test 1: Tissues, Integument, Membranes Flashcards

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Why the 6 functions of skin are important

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  1. Secretion-
  2. Excretion- sweat is excreted through pores to help cool the body
  3. Temperature regulation-
  4. Absorption-
  5. Protection-
  6. Sensation-
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5 layers of epidermis and 1 characteristic of each

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  1. Stratum Corneum- dead cells flake off
  2. Stratum Lucidum- transparent
  3. Stratum Granulosum- where cells die
  4. Stratum Spinosum- irregular shaped cells
  5. Stratum Germinativum- contains melanocytes
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3
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Epidermis vs dermis

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Epidermis: outer layer, thinner, stratified squamous, keratin
Dermis: inner layer, thicker, mostly connective tissue, lots of blood vessels, “wet sponge feel”

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Papillary region vs reticular region

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Papillary: Superficial region, next to epidermis, areolar tissue, papillae
Reticular: Deep, thick, dense irregular tissue, contains accessory organs, wrinkles

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Keratin

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Waterproof protein – s. Corneum, s. Lucidum

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6
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Lunula

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White crescent shaped area at the proximal end of the nail

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7
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Cuticle

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Flap of s. Corneum at base of nail

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8
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Hypodermic

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Below the skin

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9
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Subcutaneous

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Below the skin

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10
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Intracutaneous

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Within the layers of skin

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11
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Diaphoresis

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Profuse perspiration

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12
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Pore

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Opening of a sweat gland

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13
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Simple

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1 layer

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14
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Stratified

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Multiple layers

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15
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Malignant

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Threatening, cancerous

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16
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Benign

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Non-threatening

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17
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Carcinogen

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Cancer generator

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18
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Carcinogenisis

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Start of a cancerous cell

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19
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Tumor

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Excess tissue formed by unregulated cell growth

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20
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Tissue

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Group of similar cells that share a common origin and perform a particular function; tissues join together to form organs

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21
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Exocrine gland

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Secretes products that leave the body through ducts

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22
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Endocrine gland

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Secretes products inside the body; ductless

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23
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Hemopoiesis

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the production of blood cells in the red bone marrow

24
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Avascular

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Lack of blood vessels

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Adipocyte
Cell that stores fat
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Metastasis
Spread of the primary malignant tumor
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Apocrine sweat gland
Underarm and genital area; hair follicles
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Eccrine sweat gland
Produces perspiration all over the body
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Sebaceous gland
Secretes oil into hair
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Cerumenous gland
Modified sweat glands that secrete wax
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Sebum
Oily secretions of the sebaceous glands
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Arrector pili muscle
Small muscles attached to hairs to create goosebumps
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Collagen
A protein that is abundant in connective tissue
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Fibroblasts
Cells that produce matrix
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Goblet cell
Secret cell forming mucins
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Friction ridges
Finger prints; bottom of feet and palms
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Cerumen
Ear wax
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Pavilion corpuscle
Deep in the layers of skin; senses vibrations and touch
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Ruffini corpuscle
Sensory end organs in the connective tissue of the fingers
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Pacinian corpuscle
Receptor for vibrations and touch
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Krause corpuscles
Any of numerous nerve endings in the skin and mucous membranes; sense cold
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Root hair plexuses
fiber endings that are sensitive to touch; knows when hair moves
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Merkel's disc
Provide info on pressure and position: in basal epidermis
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Meissner's corpuscles
Responsible for sensitivity to light touch; abundant in feet and hands
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Integument
A tougher protection layer
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Interstitial fluid
A portion of extracellular material that fills spaces between tissue
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Superficial fascia
Bottom layer; connects skin to muscle
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Squamous
Covered with scales
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Melanin
Pigment in skin
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Matrix
The intercellular material in connective tissue
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Porto-oncogenes
Normal gene that is mutated to contribute to cancer
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Suppressor genes
slow the process of cell division to fix mistakes
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Adduct
Move toward the midline of the body or toward another body part
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Neoplasm
Abnormal growth of tissue
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Membrane
A semi-permeable protective layer
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Papillae
Small nipple like part of the body