Integumentary system Flashcards

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1
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The epidermis is made up of _______ that make keratin.

A

keratinocytes

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The epidermis has 5 layers. each layer has a function, the S.C is the _________ layer and contains all the _________ cells. the S.L layer helps with mechanical stressors and is only present in thick skin like palm and soles. The S.G layer is a where cells begin to _________ and change shape. the S.S layer is where keratinocytes differeniant, the S.B layer creates the _________ cells and _________

A

thickest
dead
die
stratum
melanocytes

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in the S.B layer of the epidermis, the _________ secrete pigment in response to UV light. _________ cells are dendritic cells that assist with immune response and show antigens to ___ cells.

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Melanocytes
langerhans
T

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4
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Marker cells are also located in the _________ layer. they help you sense _________ and hromone production.

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epidermis
touch

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5
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The dermis layer provides _________ _________, it contains macrophages and _________ cells.

A

skin mobility
mast

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the dermis layer is split into two layers, one being the _________ layer which helps with containing blood vessels. and the other being the _________ layer which helps with inflammation and wound healing through fibroblasts.

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papillary
reticular

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function of the Hypodermis layer (aka SC layer) is to connecting skin to _________ . and this is where we have our fat _________ for enery storage.

A

muscles

Fat reservoir

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8
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Provide the Thick skin structures

A

fingers, palms

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9
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Provide the Thin skin structures

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armpit, breasts

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10
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increase of bilirubin indicates:

A

Jaundice

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11
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Carotene adds what color of pigment?

A

Yellow

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12
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cyanosis in the fingers indicates:

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lack of O2 (oxygen)

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13
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Nail Matrix

Nail Matrix is area of growth located in the _________ nail fold.

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proximal

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the Function of our Finger/toenails is _________ sensation.

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tactile sensation

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15
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Hair is made of _________ and helps us retain _________. the hair also helos with the sensation of _________

A

keratin
heat
mechanoreceptors

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16
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In the skin what is the muscle that gives us “goosebumps”

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Arrector Pili pulls hair upright

17
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our Eccrine sweat glands is located in the _________ layer. its higest concentration is in the palm,soles, and forehead. it helps with _________ and has _________

A

dermis
thermoregulation
pheromones

18
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Apocrine sweat glands release during times of _________. Its represented through _________. *smelly

19
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Sebaceous glands produce oil and sebum. the lactic acid in this gland will _________ the pH to help against prevention.

20
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thermoregulation consist of the capillaries in the dermis either _________ or constricting.

21
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Vitamin D is essential for _________ absorption. Vitamin D is absorbed through sunlight by the _________ (inactvie). once processesed by the liver and the kidney it becomes _________.

A

calcium
kerartinocytes
Active

22
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Name the three overlapping phases of healing and at which phase would cell regeneration occur?

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-inflammation (4-6 days)
-Proliferation (4-24 days) at this stage cells start to regenerate
-remodeling (21days-2years)

23
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What are the initial key responses to tissue trauma?

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  • Blood clot (scaffolding)
  • macrophages
    -NP
    -innate and adaptive
    -platelets release G.H
24
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what areas have the highest concentration of sweat glands?

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palm, soles, forehead

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proliferation occurs when macrophages release growth factors. it starts with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ activation. then deposition of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. then \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ occurs through vasuclar endothelial growth. and lastly MMP helps with collagen rebuild
fibroblast collagen angiogenesis
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in proliferation, after MMP lays down collage the epithelial cells begin to reform along the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. they will propagte until layers are \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
collagen re-established
27
what section is the longest phase of wound healing?
-Remodeling can take years
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in the remodeling phase, a wound can heal via two ways, primary and secondary \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. primary involves \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ healing, while secondary involves \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ wound healing and results in more \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
intention Direct open scaring
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a macule is a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, well-circumscribed alteration in color, <1cm
Flat - Includes freckles, moles, petechiae
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What is the presentation of a Papule?
-Elevated, firm, well-circumscribed <1cm - includes wart, elevated moles, insect bite
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What is the presentation of a Nodule?
- Elevated, firm, well, circumscribed lesion - 1-2cm - Include lipomas
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What is the presentation of a Plaque?
-Elevated, firm, flat area, <1cm - Includes verruca wart, lichen planus, fibroma
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What is the presentation of a Scale?
-Keratinized flakes, irregular, varying thickness -includes drug reaction, seborrheic dermatitis
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What is the presentation of a Lichenification?
- Rough, thick epedrims, typically associated with chronic irritation/rubbing/itching - m/c in the flexor surface - includes chronic dermatitis
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What is the presentation of a Vessicle?
-Elevated, well-circumscribed, fluid-filled lesion -Serous fluid - includes varicella - shingles
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What is the presentation of a Bulla? (Bubbles)
- Vesicle >1cm - Includes blister, pemphigus vulgaris - could be a fracture blister
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What is the presentation of a Pustule? (pimple, Pus)
-Elevated, fluid-filled lesion-like vesicle but has a purulent fluid - Includes impetigo, acne
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What is the presentation of Excoloraton?
-loss of epidermal layer in linear marks -associated with itching - scabies
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"Come lets get sun burnt" C.L.G.S.B Epidermis layer
Stratum Corneum Stratum Lucidum Stratum Granoulosum Stratum basal