Integument System Flashcards

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What does the integumentary system do?

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Protects, prevents drying, maintains temperature, stores nutrients, excretes water and salt

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What is the integumentary system?

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Skin

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What is melanin?

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The pigment color in your skin

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Where is the epidermis?

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Outer layer of skin that is shed and replaces every three weeks

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What are Merkel cells?

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Deepest layer of the epidermis responsible for touch

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How does the under layer, the dermis, help the superficial epidermis layer?

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Supply blood and nerves- epidermis does not have blood causing superficial paper cuts to not bleed

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What is the stratum cornuem layer filled with?

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Nuclear lacking Cells completely filled with keratin and are all dead on the top layer of the epidermis

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What are the three layers of the skin?

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Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

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What is the purpose of hair?

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Camouflage and maintain temperature

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Three layers of hair

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Cuticle, cortex, medulla

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Does melanin production increase or decrease with age?

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Decrease. Turns gray, then when the medulla is completely empty, it turns white

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Three types of hair?

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Primary hairs (long hairs), secondary hair (wooly, thick hair), tactile hairs (sinus hairs, whiskers)

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Orders of skin layers from superficial to deep.

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Stratum cornuem (dead cells), stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, stratum basale

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What additional layer of skin does thick skin have?

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Stratum lucidum

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What is the layer stratum lucidium come from?

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Thick skin on hands and feet from callouses

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What is the subcutaneous/hypodermis layer mostly made out of?

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Fat

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Which part of the hair is visible above skin?

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Hair shaft

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What is the deepest part of a hair?

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Hair bulb

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What is the muscle called that is attached next to every hair?

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Arrector pilli muscle

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What causes pigmentation of integumentary parts?

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Melanin

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Strongest area of skin on patients that consists of five layers of epidermis?

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Paw pads

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What are ergots and chestnuts?

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Dark, hornlike structures on legs of equine species (remnants of foot pads)

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What is the difference between chestnuts and ergots?

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Ergots are smaller and are located in between ankles and chestnuts are in between knees

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Where are the sebaceous oil glands located?

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Cutaneous pouches in sheep

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What is the planum nasale?
Nose
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What happens in the stratum basale layers?
Making of daughter cells
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As you move to More superficial layers, what cell part lessens?
Nucleus
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Why does the nucleus disappear?
The cells fill with keratin and squish out the nucleus and become dead cells
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What are animals with hooves called?
Ungulates
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The _______ crest is where the growth of claws is
Ungual
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What is the difference between horns and antlers?
Antlers occur only in males and are able to be shed, horns are non-sex specific and are permanent, cornified epidermis tissue
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What is in the dermis layer that is not in the epidermis layer?
Nerves, blood vessels
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What do cows have in their noses that dogs do not?
Glands
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What causes shedding?
Environmental factors (spring and fall), hormonal changes, individual variation
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Where do eccrine sweat glands excrete?
To skins surface
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Where do apocrine sweat glands excrete?
Into hair follicles and then to the surface (apes are hairy)
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What is the purpose of anal glands?
Marking, fear effect, struggle effect
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Signs of ill skin
Discoloration, rash, flaking, redness (erythmia), Alopecia (hair loss), swelling
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What is laminitis?
Swelling of the inner foot causing pressure and separation of the hoof from the foot
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What is keratinization?
The cell expires, loosing its nucleus and organelles
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How often is the epidermis layer shed?
Three weeks
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What are langerhans cells?
Macrophages
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The mound of dermal cells found at the end of the hair bulb?
Papilla
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Layers of a hair from superficial to deep?
Cuticle, cortex, medulla
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A small, discolored area, like a freckle
Macule
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A small, slightly elevated mole
Papule
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General skin mark that General swelling
Nodule
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A small blister containing fluid
Vesicle
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A pimple that is pus filled
Pustule
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A black head
Comedone
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Laceration that goes through all three layers of skin
Fissure
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Depression in the skin that is caused from dying cells
Ulcer
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General term for inflammation of the skin
Dermatitis
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What is barbering?
Cats licking excessively that causes bald spots
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What is acute moist dermatitis?
Hot spot
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Accumulation of cornified cells
Scales