Chapter 5 Flashcards

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what does integumentary system do?

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separates/protects from external environment.
-sensation, temp reg, Vitamin D, excretion of small amount of waste products

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Epidermis is what epithelium

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stratified squamous epithelium, divided into 5 strata (regions)

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stratum basale

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keratinocytes (product cells of superficial strata)

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stratum spinosum

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several layers of cells held together by desmosomes

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stratum granulosum

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cells filled with granules of keratohyalin.
cell death occurs.

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stratum lucidum

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layer of dead, transparent cells

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stratum corneum

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consists of many layers of dead squamous cells. most superficial cells slough off.

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keratinization

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transformation of living cells of stratum basale into dead squamous cells of stratum corneum
- keratinized cells have protective barrier - structural strength. cells not shed.

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thick skin

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has all 5 epithelial strata

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thin skin

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contains less layers per stratum. hair is only found here. stratum lucid is usually absent.

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melanocytes

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produce melanin inside melanosomes and transfer melanin to keratinocytes. size/distribution of melanosomes determine skin color. genetic but influenced by UV and hormones.

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12
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carotene

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ingested plant pigment, causes skin to be yellowish

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13
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red skin color

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-increased blood flow

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cyanosis

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  • decreased blood flow / decreased oxygen
    -pale/ blue skin
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dermis

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connective tissue, 2 layers: papillary and reticular

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papillary layer

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layer of dermis.
-projections called dermal papillae, composed of loose connective tissue and capillaries

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reticular layer

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-main layer of dermis
-dense irregular connective tissue consisting mostly of collagen

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18
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subcutaneous tissue

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located beneath dermis. loose connective tissue that contains collagen/elastic fibers
- attaches the skin to underlying structures.
-site of lipid storage

19
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lanugo

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fetal hair
-replaced near time of birth with terminal hairs and velds hairs

20
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hair 3 parts

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shaft, root, hair bulb

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root/shaft of hair

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-composed of dead keratinized epithelial cells. -cortex cells containing hard keratin surround medulla of soft keratin.
-cortex is covered by cuticle (single layer of hard keratin)

22
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hair bulb produces

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hair in cycles (growth and resting stage)

23
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hair color determined by

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amount and kind of melanin present

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arrector pili muscles

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smooth muscle contraction causes hair to “stand on end” and produces “goose bumps”

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sebaceous glands
produce sebum - oils hair and surface of skin
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eccrine sweat glands
produce sweat (cools body)
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apocrine sweat glands
produce organic secretion that gets broken down by bacteria - body odor
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ceruminous glands
ear wax
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mammary glands
produce milk
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nail root / nail body
nail root is covered by skin nail body is visible
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nail matrix
forms almost all of nail. nail bed contributes -lanula (white on thumb)
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nail material
stratum corneum containing hard keratin
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skin protects against
abrasion, UV, microorganisms, reg body temp, prevents water loss
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hair protects against
abrasion, UV, heat insulator
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nails protect
ends of digits
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skin contains sensory receptors
pain, touch, hot, cold, pressure...allow proper responses to enviro
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skin controls heat loss by
dilation/ constriction of blood vessels. -sweat glands produce sweat, evaporates and lowers body temp
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Skin exposed to UV
produces cholecalciferol - modified in liver and kidneys to produce vitamin D -vitamin D increases blood calcium from small intestine
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skin glands remove...
small amounts of waste products (urea, uric acid, ammonia) but not important amounts
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partial-thickness burns
damage only epidermis (1st*) epidermis & dermis (2nd*)
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full thickness burns
3rd*. destroy epidermis, dermis and underlying tissue. skin graft usually necessary.
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as body ages..
blood flow to skin declines, skin becomes thinner and elasticity is lost -sebaceous and sweat glands become less active, # of melanocytes decreases (gray hair)
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