integument Flashcards

(43 cards)

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basale layer of epidermis

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Stratum Germinativum

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Cells occupying the Stratum Germinativum

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Melanocytes, Langerhans, Merkel

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purpose of melanin

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protects DNA of germinal cells of stratum gerinativum

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function of Langerhans cells

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antigen presentation - they migrate through the dermis to lymph nodes and interact with helper T cells

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the layers of the epidermis from bottom to top

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germinativum, spinosum, granulosum, lucidum, corneum

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what cell type is partcular to the spinosum

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prickle cells anchored to one another by tonofilaments making tonofibrils called prekeratin. Prickle cells distribute tesile stress.

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function of Merkel cell

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paracrine mechanorececptors. may migrate up to spinosum. associate with free nerve endings of cutaneous sensory receptors

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keratohyalin

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soft keratin mixed with a few other proteins that cause the granulosum to stain basophilic

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which layer is only predominant in thick skin

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lucidum.

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cells that occupy lucidum

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dead keratinocytes filled with keratin filaments and a few organelles

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Psoriasis

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extreme turn over of keratinocytes (a week) do not allow cohesive corneum layer

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what layer is most noticeable in thick skin

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corneum

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what is the specific tissue of dermis

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dense irregular CT

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Rete pegs

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epidermal reaching into the dermis

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Papillae

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dermis projections into the epidermis

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3 components of the DE Junction

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hemidesmosomes, basalamina, CT fibers (collagen type 1)

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2 layers of the dermis

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papillary loose CT (more collagen type 3, capillary loops), reticular dermis dense irregular CT (more collagen type 1, capillary and nerve networks)

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the plexuses from bottom to top

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subcutaneous, cutaneous, subpapillary

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what type of specific tissue is the hypodermis (AKA superficial fascia)

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to what layers do hair follicles descend

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the dermis and hypodermis

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layers of a hair follicle from the outside to inside

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CT sheath, external root sheath, internal root sheath, shaft (cuticle, cortex, medulla)

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which parts of a hair contain which types of keratin

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from the inside out: medulla is soft, cortex is hard, internal root sheath is soft

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how long are the growing and resting phases of hair follicles

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growth phase 2-6 years, resting phase 2-6 months

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myoepitheilium

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epithelial cells with contractile properties that surround the secretory portion of sweat glands. a thick basement membrane lies beneath.

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entire cell is secreted
holocrine (sebaceuous)
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muscle that makes hair stand on end and squeezes the sebaceous gland
arrector pilli
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the only skin appendage in thick skin
eccrine sweat gland
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secretions are made via exocytosis
merocrine (eccrine, apocrine)
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4 cell types of eccrine glands
low columnar clear cells (water, salts), low columnar dark cells (glycoprotein), myoepithelium, stratified cuboidal duct cells
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eponychium
the cuticle (superior to the nail groove)
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how do apocrine glands differ from eccrine glands (3 reasons)
1. they are found only in specific body regions 2.open onto the hair follicle 3. wider lumens
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pacinian (patchinian) corpuscles
DEEP pressure unmyelinated nerve of thick skin; Ct capsule around onionbulb modified Schwann capsules (perineural epithelium) around the terminals in the dermis, hypodermis (subcutaneuous)
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which layer of the epidermis contains keratohyaline?
stratum granulosa
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Meissner's corpuscles
SENSITIVE mechanoreceptors found in dermal papilla of thick skin encapsulated by CT. contain several axon terminals and stacks of modified Schwann cells
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3 layers lining hair follicle
conn tissue sheath, external root sheath (epitheilium of hair follicle) , internal root sheath (soft keratin proximal to the hair)
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nerve structure in Meissner's
2 to 9 myelinated fibers enter at the base and sides, branch repeatedly and terminate on the receptor cells
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where does one find connective tissue papilla?
base of hair root just below the MATRIX, dermal region
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Where can one find free sensory nerve endings of skin
in the papillary dermis, epidermis, may be assoc with Merkel cells or hair follicles - pain, and fine touch
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What adnexa are found in the hypodermis
sebaceous glands and hair follicles and eccrine sweat glands
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Which plexus is found in the hypdermis
subcutaneous
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what is the purpose of AV shunts
they facilitate bypass of the subpapillary plexus to control body heat
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what structures of the skin are made of stratified cuboidal epithelium
ducts of sweat glands
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what is the functional structural unit of the skin
the keratinocyte