Exam 2 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

Melanocytes

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Tyrosine produces it

Melanosome>pigment>basal lamina

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2
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Tonofilaments

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Precursors to keratin

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3
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Stratum spinosum

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Attached by desmosomes
Langerhans cells are here
Synthesize tonofilaments

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4
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Stratum granulosum

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Cell death begins 
Flattened due to dehydration 
Plasma membranes thicken 
Contain keratohyaline granules 
Lamellar granules accumulate
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5
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Lamellar granules

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Contain glycolipids for waterproof

Contents are excreted by exocytosis

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6
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Stratum lucidum

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Only thick skin
Lacks organelles
Cells are dead

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7
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Papillary layer contains

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Capillary loops
meisseners corpuscles
And free nerve endings

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8
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Reticular layer

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Dense irregular CT
Collagen strengthens
Elastic helps recoil

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9
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Sebaceous glands

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Holocrine
Sebum
Stimulate sex hormones

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10
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Merocrine or eccrine

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Deep in reticular layer

Visible sweat

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11
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Apocrine gland

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Sexual scents
In hypodermis
Produces fatty substances

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12
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Thin skin

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Everywhere except thick skin
Thin spinosum and corneum
Hair follicles
Sebaceous glands

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13
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Thick skin

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Palms, soles, digits
Thick lucidium and corneum 
Epidermal ridges 
Sudoriferous glands 
Sensory receptors
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14
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Epidermal healing

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Basal cells migrate to make membrane

Cells divide to fill wound

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15
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Deep wound healing

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1 bleeding and inflammatory response
2 scab forms and phagocytes cells are removing debris
3 scab has been undermined and fibroblasts are repairing tissue
4 scar tissue is formed

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16
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Functions of bones

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Support
Protection
Movement
Blood cell production
Mineral storage
Triglyceride storage
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17
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Calcium is needed for

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Nerve impulses
Muscle contraction
Blood clotting
Gland secretions 
Cell division
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18
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Periosteum

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Outter membrane
Made of osteoblasts/clasts
Highly vascular

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19
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Endosteum

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Covers trabeculae

Contains osteoblasts/clasts

20
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Osteoid

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Unmineralized bone materix
Makes up 1/3 of bone matrix
Proteglycans glycoproteins collagen

21
Q

Mineral salts

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Mainly hydroxyapatite crystals

Formed with calcification

22
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Intramembranous ossification

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1 development of ossification center
2 calcification
3 formation of trabeculae
4 development of periosteum

23
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Endochondral ossification

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1 development of cartilage model
2 growth of cartilage model (collar)
3 development of primary ossification center
4 development of medullary cavity

24
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Functional zones in bone growth

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Quiescence 
Proliferation 
Hypertrophy 
Calcification
Ossification
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Appositional growth
Increase in thickness
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Fibrous joints
Sutures Syndesmosis Gomphosis
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Syndesmosis
Attached by a membrane
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Cartilaginous joints
Syncondrosis | Symphesis
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5 features of synovial joints
``` Extra capsule ligaments Joint cavity Articular cartilage Articular capsule Presence of nerves and vessels ```
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Synovial fluid
``` Lubes joint Absorbs shock Supplies oxygen Removes carbon dioxide Contains phagocytes ```
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Bursae
Cushion joints
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Labrum
A ring of cartilage at the end of a joint
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Sarcomere
Functional unit of muscle Thick and thin filaments Z disc to z disc Titan runs through the center
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A band
Contains thick filaments | Doesn’t not change with contractions
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I band
Thin filament regions | Shortens with contractions
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Tropomyosin
Rope like protein that covers myosin binding cites
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Skeletal muscle action potential
Lasts a few milliseconds | No hyperpolarization because of voltage gate
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Sarcolemma
Plasma membrane of muscle
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Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Continuous membrane that covers sarcomeres | Filled with calcium
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Latent period
Time between the end of the muscle action potential and beginning of contraction
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Period of contraction
High tension in filaments
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Isometric
Force with no contraction
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Concentric contraction
Force of contraction used to move a load
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Eccentric contraction
Contraction to lengthen a muscle
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Muscle fatigue
Ionic imbalance Increased phosphate Decreased ATP and Mg Decreased glycogen