Chapter 5 Flashcards

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The largest system of the body? What percent of body weight?

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The integumentary system (1.5 to 2m squared in area). 16% of body weight.

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2 parts that make up the Integumentary system.

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Cutaneous Membrane (skin). Accessory Structures.

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Two components of the Cutaneous Membrane.

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The epidermis and the dermis.

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Most superficial part of the integumentary system.

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The epidermis.

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Avascular part of the cutaneous membrane.

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The epidermis.

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How do cells of the epidermis survive?

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By diffusion through blood in dermis.

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Two layers of the Dermis

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Papillary. Reticular.

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Outer epidermis consists of ______ ________ epithelium.

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Stratified Squamous.

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Inner dermis is made up of __________.

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Connective tissues.

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The layer of the skin that anchors the Epidermis and Dermis to underlying structures.

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Subcutaneous (hypodermis) layer.

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Where does Keratinization begin?

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Begins in the Stratum Granulosum.

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________ is deposited into cells and causes them to change shape as they move closer to the surface.

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Keratin.

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Thin skin consists of how many strata?

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4.

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14
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Thick skin consists of how many strata?

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5.

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15
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Most of body has how many layers of epidermis?

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4.

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Parts of body thick skin is found on?

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Sole of feet and Palm of hand.

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17
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How many layers in the dermis?

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2 layers.

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18
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What anchors the epidermal accessory structures?

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The Dermis.

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2 components of the dermis?

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Outer papillary layer. Deep reticular layer.

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20
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Subcutaneous layer is also called the ________

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Hypodermis

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Loosely anchors the skin to underlying structures.

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Subcutaneous layer (hypodermis)

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2 types of tissue that make up the subcutaneous layer (hypodermis)

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Aerolar tissue.

Adipose tissue.

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Skin color depends on….

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Carotene.

Melanin.

Blood circulation (red cells).

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Protects against UV sun radiation?

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Monocytes in Epidermis secrete what?
Melanin.
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What protects the nuclei of skin cells?
Melanin.
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5 integumentary Accessory structures?
Hair. Hair Follicles. Sebaceous Glands. Sweat Glands. Nails.
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Where are the integumentary accessory structures located? Where do they project?
The dermis. Project through skin surface.
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Functions of Hair? (4)
Throughout history has protected us from insects invading body by being sensitive to touch. Protects and insulates. Guards openings against particles and insects.
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Hair Follicle, (3 features)
Located deep in dermis. Wrapped in a dense connective tissue sheath. Base is surrounded by sensory nerves (root hair plexus).
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Arrector pili muscle is what type of muscle tissue?
Smooth.
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2 things that the arrector pili does?
causes hairs to stand up. Produces goose bumps.
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2 functions of the subaceous glands.
Lubricate the hair. Control bacteria.
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2 features of the sebaceous glands.
Holocrine glands. Secrete sebum.
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2 features of sweat glands.
Merocrine glands. Watery secretions.
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3 characteristics of Sebum.
Contains lipids and other ingredients. Lubricates and protects the epidermis. Inhibits bacteria.
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Two types of sweat glands.
Apocrine. Merocrine.
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Where are Apocrine sweat glands found?
Armpits, around nipples, and groin.
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Where are merocrine glands found?
Widely distributed on body surface, especially palms and soles.
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2 types of perspiration.
Insensible. Sensible.
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Insensible perspiration?
Interstitial fluid lost by evaporation through the epidermis.
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Sensible Perspiration?
Water excreted by sweat glands.
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Main function of mammary glands?
Produce milk.
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2 functions of the Ceruminous glands?
Protect the eardrum. Produce Cerumen (earwax).
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Nail Functions?
Protect fingers and toes.
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What are nails made of?
Dead cells packed with keratin.
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What can change nail structure?
Metabolic disorders.
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4 functions of skin?
Protects underlying tissues and organs. Sensory reception. Maintains body temperature (insulation and evaporation) Synthesis of Vitamin D.
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First degree burns. Where's damage? How long for regeneration?
Damage to epidermis only. Regeneration in a few days.
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Second Degree burns. Where's damage? Regeneration length?
Damage to epidermis and part of dermis. Heals within 2-4 weeks, possible scarring.
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What makes third degree burns possibly fatal?
Infection and Dehydration.
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6 effects of aging?
Epidermal thinning. Loss of elastic fibers. Decreased Vitamin D production. Decreased Melanocyte activity. Decreased glandular activity (sweat and oil glands). Loss of collagen fibers.
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