Anatomy Flashcards

(53 cards)

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Prickle cell layer because of the cells prickly shape
Living cells containing a nucleus

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Stratum spinosum

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The layer in which mitosis takes place, melanocytes are located in this stratum

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Stratum germinativum

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Ultraviolet rays from sunlight reacts with the amino acids tyrosine found in the melanocytes and produce melanin

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Stratum germinativum

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This layer is only a single cell layer above the stratum germinativum
The stratum___ combined with the stratum germinativum is known as the malpighian layer

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Stratum mucosum

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This layer gets its name from the transparent nature of the cells that contain eleidin, a clear substance

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Stratum lucidum

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Also known as the granular layer, lies at the bottom of the horny zone
The lower cells have nuclei and are still living

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St. Granulosum

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The outer most layer where skin cells constantly shed

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St. Corneum

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Often called the living layer or “true skin”
Also divided into 2 layers called the papillary layer and reticular layer

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The dermis

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Lies directly below the epidermis and is made of elastic collegenous
This layer also forms the connective tissue sheath around hair follicle

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The papillary layer

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The thickest layer of the skin, this layer is composed of dense bundles of collagen fibers

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The reticular layer

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Appendages of the reticular layer

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Arrector pili muscle
Blood vessels
Fat cells
Hair follicle
Lymph vessels
Nerve ending
Sebaceous glands
Sudoriferous glads

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This sweat glands is under the control of the sympathetic nervous system
Found deep in the dermis & have tubular ducts extending all the way up to the pores of the epidermis

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Sudoriferous glands

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This glad is found in the genitalia area & in axillae usually open into hair follicles
This gland is also believed to excrete pheromones

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Apocrine gland

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This gland is found all over the body

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Eccrine glands

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This gland is found all over the skin, secretes sebum,found in greater numbers on the scalp,T-zone

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Sebaceous glands

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Carry’s impulses to the brain
Meissner corpuscles are responsible for touch

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Nerve ending

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Also called the pilosebaceous unit

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Hair

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At the base of the dermis is a layer of fatty tissue ___ layer, subcutis or adipose layer

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The subcutaneous layer

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The outer root sheath of the canal is formed from what?

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The basal cell layer

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The inner side of the follicle canal, which is made of horny epidermal tissue is called

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The external root sheath

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The base of the follicular canal widens to the____

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Hair follicle bulb

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The area where the hair grows contains the dividing cells of the hair matrix the produces the hair and the protective external and inner root sheath

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The____ contains the blood supply needed for providing nutrients for growth as well as the hormones that stimulate hair growth

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Papillae/ papilla

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This gland lubricates the hair, preventing it from breaking also prevents epidermis from drying and prevents bacteria and germs from interning the skin

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Sebaceous glands

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3 layers of the hair
1. Cuticle 2. Cortex 3.medulla
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Outer most of the hair layer Composed of transparent cells that overlaps like scales Protects the inner layers of hair
The Cuticle
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The middle layer, Gives hair its strength and elasticity
The cortex
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The inner most of the hair Also called the pith or marrow
The medulla
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3 types of hair
1.lanugo 2.vellus 3.terminal
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Soft downy hair also called fetal hair Often sheds a few weeks after birth
Lanugo
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Often confused with lanugo Present thru adulthood, fine & short often called “peach fuzz” Women are believed to have 55% more then men
Vellus
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Longer coarser pigmented hair Found in groins and axillae
Terminal.
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3 stages of hair grown
1.growing (anagen) 2. Transitional (Catagen) 3.resting (telogen)
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The hair follicle is at its deepest The Hair matrix is active
Anagaen -the growing phase
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The hair follicle separates from the dermal papilla ,the follicle shrinks to about a third of its anagen size The shortest hair growth phase lasting only a few days up to a few weeks
Catagen- the transitional phase
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The follicle is one third it’s original anagen size, the base of the hair looks like a club( club hair)
Telogen- the resting phase
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The functions of the skin The body’s largest sensory organs
Protection Heat regulation Excretion Secretion Absorption Sensation Synthesis of vitamin D
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Unites of structure in protein that helps break down simple sugar and fats
Amino acids
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Hair that has lost its root structure and that ,when sheds from the follicle exhibits round shape
Club hair
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Fibrous tissue that binds protects cushions and supports the various parts of the body
Connective tissue
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The act of exfoliating dead skin cells
Desquamation
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The process of widening or expanding
Dilation
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Clear lifeless matter deposited in the form of minutes keratohyalin granules in the protoplasm’s of living cells
Eleidin
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The tissue that forms a thin protective layer on bodily surfaces
Epithelial tissue
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The depression in the skin that houses the entire pilosebaceous unit
Follicular canal
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The skin and it’s necessary organs such as the sebaceous and sweat glands, sensory receptors,hair and nails
Integumentary system
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A skin layer made of the st. Mucosum and the st. Germaniativum
Malpighian
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Called found in the epidermis that warms against the invasion of microorganisms and responds to that invasion
Langerhans cells
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The most superficial layer of the dermis
Papillary layer
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A deep layer of the dermis so posed of dense bundles of collagen fibers contains vessels glands nerve ending and follicles
Reticular layer
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Layers of tissue that lack blood vessel acts as a surface barrier
Stratified epithelium
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An amino acid present in melanocytes
Tyrosine
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Over growth of tissue ,increase in number of cells
OMA