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Test-10/24/18 Flashcards

1
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Alb

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White

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2
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Albinism

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Lack of pigment, skin, hair, and eyes

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3
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Cut

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Skin

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Subcutaneous

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Beneath the skin

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Derm

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Skin

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Dermis

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Inner layer of the skin

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Epi

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Upon, after, in addition

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Epidermis

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outer layer of the skin

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Folic

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Small Bag

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10
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Hair follicle

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tube like depression in which a hair develops

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Hol

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Entire, whole

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Holocrine gland

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gland that discharges the entire cell containing the secretion

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Kerat

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Horn

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14
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Keratin

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protein produced as epidermal cells did and harden

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15
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Melan

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Black

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Melanin

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dark pigment produced by certain cells

17
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Por

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Passage, channel

18
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Pore

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opening which a sweat gland releases sweat to the surface of the skin

19
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Seb

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Grease

20
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Sebaceous Gland

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Gland which secretes an oily substance

21
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Sudor

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Sweat

22
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Sudoriferous glands

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exocrine glands that secrete sweat

23
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Also called superficial partial thickness burn

Affects only the epidermis

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First degree burn

24
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Skin becomes warm
Skin becomes reddened
Skin sheds
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First degree burn Symptoms

25
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Skin sheds within days or weeks

No scarring

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First degree burn Healing

26
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Also called deep partial thickness burn

Affects both the epidermis and dermis

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Second Degree Burn

27
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Escaping tissue fluid forms a blister

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Second Degree Burn Symptoms

28
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Stem cells from accessory structures form new epidermis

Typically no scarring

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Second Degree Burn Healing

29
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Also called full thickness burn

Injures epidermis, dermis, and the accessory structures of the skin

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Third Degree Burn

30
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Skin becomes dry and leathery

Skin may appear black, white, or red

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Third Degree Burn Symptoms

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Epidermis may be totally destroyed so a skin graft is required
Extensive scarring

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Third Degree Burn Healing

32
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Can Lucy Give Some Blood?

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Corneum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Spinosum, Baseale

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