Integumentary Flashcards

1
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epidermis is derived from

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surface ectoderm

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2
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dermis is derived from

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mesoderm

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3
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periderm becomes

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vernix caseosa

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4
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replaces periderm and forms layers of skin

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basal layer

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5
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fingerprints are formed at week ___ from this layer of skin

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stratum germinativum

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6
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where can you find thick skin

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palms of hands and soles of feet

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7
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5 layers of epidermis

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stratum basale

stratum spinosum

stratum granulosum

stratum lucidum

stratum corneum

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8
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layer that is only present in thick skin

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stratum lucidum

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9
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layer that contains keratin granules

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stratum granulosum

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10
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four kinds of cells found in skin

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keratinocytes

Langerhans cells

Merkle cells

Melanocytes

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11
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derived from monocytes, present in stratum spinosum and contribute to immune function

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Langerhans cells

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12
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derived from NCC, mechanoreceptor cells in skin

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Merkle cells

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13
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derived from NCC, produce melanin before birth, protecting against UV radiation

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Melanocytes

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14
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what causes albinism

what causes vitiligo

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melanocytes don’t produce melanin (but are alive)

progressive loss of melanin as melanocytes die

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15
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what are the 2 regions of the dermis

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papillary region (superficial)

reticular region (deep)

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16
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where would you find Meissner corpuscles, and what are they?

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mechanoreceptors found in papillary region of dermis

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17
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where would you find Pacinian corpuscles, and what are they?

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pressure and vibration receptors found in the reticular region of the dermis

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18
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which region of dermis has blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatics?

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papillary

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19
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which region of dermis has accessory structures and arrector pili muscles?

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reticular

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20
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what is the hypodermis?

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layer of loose connective tissue and adipose tissue between dermis and fascia

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21
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There are ___ layers of epidermis and ____ regions of dermis

22
Q

excessive keratinization – dryness and fish-skin like scales

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ichthyosis

23
Q

benign tumors or endothelial cells that contain blood, giving a port wine stain

A

hemangiomas

24
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glands that grow down and coil to form secretory part

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sweat glands

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glands that grow into dermis off of the hair follicles and along the epidermis
sebaceous glands
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direction of hair follicle formation
from epidermis down to dermis
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hair follicle contains (2)
hair bud - forms hair bulb hair matrix - in hair bulb and forms hair shaft
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first hair to develop
lanugo
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where is hair first visible (3), and when?
eyebrow, upper lip, chin week 12
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two types of hair and what they're used for
vellus hair - tactile sensations (human hair) terminal hair - thermal insulation (other primates)
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basal lamina that separates dermis from follicular epithelium in hair follicle
glassy membrane
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two parts of the hair bulb
dermal papilla hair root
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outer layers of follicular epithelium (hair follicle): ______ inner layers: ______
external root sheath internal root sheath
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three layers of hair shaft (xs)
medulla - core cortex - layer outside medulla cuticle - outside dense glossy layer
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when do nails develop
10 weeks
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Nail development: _______ migrate onto dorsal surface and get covered by _______ (epidermis) _______ keratinized to form _______, which grows _______ (direction)
nail fields nail folds nail fields nail plate proximally
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another name for cuticle
eponychium
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region of nail root beneath proximal nail fold
nail matrix
39
mammary glands are modified _________
sweat glands
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thickened strips of ectoderm that extend from axillary to inguinal region and are the basis for supernumerary nipples
mammary crest
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mammary gland becomes depressed to form _________, which forms nipples after birth
mammary pit
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lactiferous ducts develop from ______ that are a down growth of epidermis at the crest
mammary buds
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how many lactiferous ducts are there by birth?
10 to 15
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excessive male mammary tissue:______ extra breasts: _______ extra nipples: ________
gynecomastia polymastia polythelia
45
U-shaped bands deep in tissue that develops 10 centers of proliferation for tooth buds
dental lamina
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describe odontogenesis
NCC induce changes in ectoderm. In week 6 epithelium thickens to form dental lamina
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fills dental papilla and forms internal part of tooth
tooth bud
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produces enamel
ectoderm of developing tooth
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hardest substance in the body
enamel
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surrounding mesenchyme of tooth forms _______, which forms________ (CT covering root) and __________ (vascular CT around root that helps anchor tooth in alveolus)
dental sac cement periodontal ligament
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_________ differentiates into ondontoblasts
dental papilla
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odontoblasts produce ________ to deposit epithelium below enamel, which calcifies and becomes _______
predentine dentin