Integumentary system Flashcards

1
Q

3 primary layers of skin

A

epidermis
demis
hypodermis (subcutaneous tissue)

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2
Q

major functions of the epidermis

A

immune and fluid retention

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3
Q

layers of epidermis

A

stratum corneum
stratum lucidum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
stratum basale

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4
Q

the epidermis is primarily composed of

A

keratinocytes

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5
Q

what type of keratonocytes make up the basal layer of epidermis

A

basal cell keratinocytes

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6
Q

major function of basal layer

A

rapid mitotic function

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7
Q

how thick is basale layer

A

1-2 cell layers thick

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8
Q

what cells are found in the basal layer

A

melanocytes
merkel cells

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9
Q

how thick is spinosum layer

A

8-10 cells

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10
Q

does the stream spinosum receive adequate nutrition from dermis

A

yes

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11
Q

when you hear stratum spinosum, you should think

A

spacing - intermediate filaments and desmosomes

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12
Q

what cells are found in stratum spinosum

A

langerhans cells

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13
Q

describe langerhans cell

A

dendrite + macrophage

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14
Q

how thick is stratum granulosum layer

A

3-6 cell layers

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15
Q

does stratum granulosum receives adequate nutrition from dermis

A

no

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16
Q

what process occurs in stratum granulosum – describe it

A

keratinization
organelles break down and keratin builds up

17
Q

what functional cells are found in stratum granulosum

A

NONE – no more functional cells above this layer

18
Q

how thick is stratum lucidum

A

~2

19
Q

what is stratum lucid composed of

A

dead keratin filled keratinocytes

20
Q

what is a major characteristic of stratum lucidum - describe it

A

eleidin - product of keratohyaline breakdown

more water resistance and gives characteristic lucidity

21
Q

how thick is stratum corneum

A

15-30 cells

22
Q

what is stratum corneum composed of

A

dead keratinocytes with strong intercellular connections and thick plasma membranes

23
Q

in what layer are the nucleus and organelles completely broken down

A

stratum corneum

24
Q

what is the dermis primarily composed of

A

connective tissue

25
Q

what major things are found in the dermis

A

hair follicles, sebaceous glands, apocrine/eccrine glands

26
Q

two primary layers in dermis

A

papillary
reticular

27
Q

which layer in the dermis is thinner

A

papillary layer

28
Q

which layer in the dermis is thicker

A

reticular layer

29
Q

what is the papillary layer composed of

A

loos areolar connective tissue

30
Q

what is found in the papillary layer

A

capillary beds
increased concentration of WBC

31
Q

what is the reticular layer composed of

A

dense connective tissue
larger vessels

32
Q

what is the hypodermis/subcutaneous layer composed of

A

connective tissue
adipose fat

33
Q

function of hypodermis and subcutaneous layer

A

provides energy storage and protects internal organs from trauma

34
Q

where is majority if innervation

A

dermis

35
Q

what gland is occluded in acne

A

sebaceous gland

36
Q

what type of bacteria can cause acne

A

anaerobic

37
Q

what type of scars can you get from acne

A

atrophic
hypertrophic