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week 2 Integumentary Flashcards

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1
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two main structures of integumentary system

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Cutaneous membrane(skin) and accessory structures(hair and glands)

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2
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Functions of skin

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protection of underlying tissues, maintenance of body temperature, detection of touch

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3
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Effective diffusion distance

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1mm

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Keratinocytes

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contain large amounts of keratin which are tough fibrous protein

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fibrous protein

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tough and durable, strength from twist and insoluble

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globular protein

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compact and soluble

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thin skin

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covers most of the body

has four layers of keratinocytes

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8
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thick skin

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covers the palms of the hands and soles of the feet

has five layers of keratinocytes

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9
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5 structures in epidermis

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basale, spinosum, granulosum, lucidum and corneum

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Lucidum is not in

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thin skin

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11
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epidermal ridges

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fingerprints

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12
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merkel cells

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found in hairless skin

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13
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melanocytes

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contains pigment melanin

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14
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keratin

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a tough, fibrous protein

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15
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keratinization

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formation of a layer of dead, protective cells filled with keratin

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16
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insensible perspiration

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interstitial fluid (fluid between cells) lost by evaporation through the stratum corneum

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sensible perspiration

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water excreted by sweat glands

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18
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skin color is influenced by

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carotene and melanin and blood circulation

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carotene

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orange-yellow pigment can be converted to vitamin a

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Melanin

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yellow/red (pheomelanin) pigment and brown/black (Eumelanin) pigment

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21
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Ultraviolet radiation has effects on the structure of

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DNA

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22
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Epidermal cells produce

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vitamin D3

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23
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Peptide

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a chain of amino acids

24
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insufficiency of vitamin D3 can cause

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rickets

25
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Epidermal growth factor

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promotes division of germinative cells, accelerates keratin production, and epidermal repair

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two components of the Dermis

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papillary layer and deep reticular layer

27
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Papillary Layer

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consists of areolar tissue

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reticular layer

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consist of dense irregular connective tissue; contains fivers from an inter-woven mesh,

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connective tissue proper

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reticular

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Collagen fibers

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very strong, provide flexibility but then can bend

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Elastic fibers

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Permit stretching and then recoil to original length and limit collagen bending to prevent tissue damage

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Skin turgor

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both collagen and elastic

33
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cleavage lines

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surgical considerations

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Hypodermis

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lies below the integument and connected to reticular layer of the integument. Stabilized the position of the skin.

35
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Hair Follicle is an

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organ

36
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Arrector pili

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involuntary smooth muscle, prduces “goose bumps”

37
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Sebaceous glands

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control bacteria and lubricates hair

38
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Hair root vs hair shaft

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hair root is attached and shaft is not attached to integument

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Hair papilla

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contains capillaries and nerves

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Medulla of hair shaft

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central core, soft, flexible keratin

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Cortex of hair shaft

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middle layer, hard keratin

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Cuticle of hair shaft

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surface layer

43
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club hair

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no longer growing

44
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Types of hair:

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Lanugo (fuzziness on newborn), Vellus hair (soft, fine) and Terminal hairs (heavy, pigmented)

45
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sebaceous glands

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oil glands

46
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Sweat glands:

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apocrine glands

Merocrine gland: watery secretion

47
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apocrine sweat glands

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begin to function at puberty

48
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Myoepithelial cells

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contraction of cells squeezes gland

49
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Holocrine

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stem cells then replace these cells

50
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Aprocine

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cell repaired

51
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Merocrine

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fusion with something outside. sensible perspiration

52
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Mammary glands

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produce milk

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Ceruminous glands

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produce earwax

54
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Nail production happens near

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the deep epidermal old aka the nail root

55
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A scab

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stabilizes and protects area

56
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A clot

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isolates the area

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