Unit 5 Notes: The integumentary system Flashcards

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What is the definition of integumentary system

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skin and is accessory organs

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what is the specialized branch of anatomy in the integumentary system:

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dermatology

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What is the (3) function of integumentary system

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protects internal body structures=, sensation(detects stimuli like touch temp and pain), vitamin D production (from sunlight along with liver and kidneys), and temperature regulation by perspiration(evaporation of water creates cooling effect) or blood flow (changes in blood flow to the skin can prevent heat loss when body is cold or allow for heat loss when the body is warm)

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what does the integumentary system protect agains (3)

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mechanic stress (abrasion), penetration by liquids and other chemicals, entry of pathogens

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What are the two layers of the integument system?what is their location?What is it made of?and does the eit have a blood supply?

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the epidermis is superficial and made of keratinized stratified squamous epithelial tissue, does not have a blood supply. . the dermis is located deep and made of dense irregular and areolar, it does have blood supply.

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What is the definition of hypodermic (subcutaneous layer)? what is it made of?What is its function? is it a part of the integumentary system?

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the region inferior to the dermis and made of adipose and areolar. It stores fat, absorbs shock, insulation, and anchors skin to muscles. It is not a part of the integumentary system.

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What is the type of epithelia tissue

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keratinized stratified squamous epithelial tissue

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What is the 5 cell types composed in the epidermis

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stem cell, keratinocyte, melanocyte, dendritic (langerhans cell), and tactile (Merkel) cell

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What is the location of stem cell? the type of cell ? name two function

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found in stratum basale, a unipotent stem cell, and function include diving by mitosis to produce 2 new cells each time it divides, and one of the new cells stay as stem cell while the other differentiates into keratinocytes

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What type of cell is the keratinocyte? name the four function? where is it abundant?

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a epithelial cell. Function include: making protein keratin, contains membrane coating vesicles that release a lipid to waterproof, contains keratohyalin granules that release filaggrin which is a protein that binds keratin fibers together into bundles, and produce envelope protein to stabilize the cell membrane. It is abundant in the epidermis and they compose 90% of the cells

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What type of cell is melanocyte? what is the function? what’s is the abundant?

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is a epithelial cell, and function include to produce the protein melanin which is the colored protein. Its abundance in 8% of the cell

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what takes up melanin? how?

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keratinocytes takes up melanin by phagocytosis

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what type of cell is dendritic (langerhans) cell? what is the function? what’s it the abundancy?

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A type of WBC, specifically a macrophage. Its function is immune system protection, defend against entry of pathogens. The abundancy is 4%

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What type of cell is tactile (Merkel) cell? function? abundance?

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an epithelial cell. functions as a touch receptor, they are connected to a nerve cell in the dermis. bunchy is less than 1%

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What is the definition of thick skin (zones?) where is it located? what are the specific locations?

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has all five zones, located in high friction areas of the body, specifically palms, finger tips, and soles of feet

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what is the definition of thin skin (zones)? where is it located? specific location?

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it only has four zones. located in low friction areas, found in all other areas like legs

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what is the 5 zones of epidermis from deepest to superficial

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stratum basale, stratum spinosum, stratum granulosum, stratum lucid, stratum corneum

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where is the stratum basale located? what is the number of cell layers? cell present(4)? 6 features

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the deepest layer, only one, contains stem cells keratinocytes, melanocytes, and tactile. features in culled division, youngest cells, desmosomes bind cells together (hemidesmosomes bind cells to basement membrane) cells have many organelle, most metobicllay active layer, mitotic rate increases when skin is injured

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where is the stratum spinous located? number of cell layers? 3 cell types? and 3 features?

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the second deepest layer, has 8-10 layers, cell types include keratinocytes, tactile, and dendritic. features include keratinocytes have many sides and are a flatten cuboidal shape, desmosomes bind cells tighter and tight junction form water proof carrier, cells begin to receive less nutrients and o2

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where is the stratum granulosum located? number of cell layers? 2 cell types? and 6 features?

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third deepest layer, has 3-5 layers, and contain keratinocytes, and dendritic. feature include reciting very little nutrients and o2, cells in the uppermost layer of the zone area dead, begin to flatten, kertohyalin granules release filaggrin to bind keratin into bundles, envelope protein are deposited beneath the cell membrane, membrane coating vesicles release lipids from the cell; lipids fill-in spaces between the cells and waterproof. organelle begin to degrade and cells on top have no organelle and are dead