Integumentary Definitions Flashcards

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Integument

A

cutaneous membrane and accessory structures

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Epidermis

A

stratified squamous epithelium

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Dermis

A

underlying connective tissue

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Hypodermis

A

adipose and areolar

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5
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Keratinocytes

A

the most abundant epithelial cells in the body

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Stratum germinativum

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divide by mitosis

provides the replacement cells for the upper layers

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Hemidesmosomes

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bink stratum germinativum to the basement membrane (epidermal ridges and dermal papillae)

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8
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Dermatoglyphs

A

finger prints

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Desmosomes

A

holds stratum spinosum together

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Stratum granulosum

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produce large about of keratin

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Stratum lucidum

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only in thick skin, flat densely packed cells, no organelles large amounts on keratin

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12
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Insensible perspiration

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evaporation of interstitial fluid

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Sensible perspiration

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evaporation by fluids produced by sweat glands

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Melanocytes

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produces melanin and package it into melanosomes, located in stratum germinativum

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15
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Calcitriol

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needed for proper absorption of calcium and phosphorous by the small intestine

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16
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Epidermial Growth Factor (EGF)

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Produced in salivary glands, stimulated cell division, accelerated keratin production, promotes healing n

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Collagen

A

for strength and to resist stretching

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Elastic fibers

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for flexibility

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Lines of cleavage

A

lines representing parallel bundles of collagen

20
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Cutaneous plexus

A

network of arteries located in the hypodermis

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Hair root

A

portion that anchors the hair into the skin

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Hair shaft

A

part which is seen on the surface

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Lanugo

A

fine, unpigmented embryonic hairs

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Vellus hairs

A

peach fuzz

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Terminal hairs
heavy, more deeply pigmented hairs
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Merocrine
secretion by exocytosis into the lumen; e.g., mucous secretion
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Holocrine
the entire cell containing the secretory material is shed
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Endocrine
exocytosis into the bloodstream
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Apocrine
apical cytoplasm contains the material to be secreted and is pinched-off and released into the lumen
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Ercrin glands
secret directly to the surface of the skin