Integumentary System Flashcards

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Integumentary refers to

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SKIN

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Functions of Integumentary system

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Protection
Synthesis
Sensation
Homeostasis
Thermoregulation
Excretion
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BQ. Largest organ in the body

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Skin

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BQ. Largest internal organ of the body

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Liver

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Skin is capable of having Thermoregulation due to?

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Arterovenous anastomoses

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6
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Main function of Vit. D

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Calcium absorption

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7
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Define Homeostasis

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Balance of the internal and external environment of the body

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8
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Major layers of the Skin

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Epidermis

Dermis

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Other name for epidermis

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epithelial tissue

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10
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Epithelial lining of the skin

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keratinized stratified squamous

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11
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T/F: Epidermis has no blood supply

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false

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12
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T/F: Epidermis has blood vessels

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False

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13
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receptor present in Epidermis

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Free nerve endings

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14
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Layers of Epidermis (innermost to outermost)

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BASALE
SPINOSUM
GRANULOSUM
LUCIDUM
CORNEUM
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15
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Layer of epidermis with the highest mitotic activity

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Basale

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16
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What proteins are present in Basale?

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Keratin

Melanin

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17
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Other name for Basale

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Germinativum

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18
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Other name for Spinosum

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Spinous cell layer

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19
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layer of epidermis that contains lipids and hydrolytic enzymes

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Spinosum

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20
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granules present in Granulosum

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keratohyaline

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21
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protein present in Lucidum

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Eledin

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22
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Layer present only in Palm and Soles

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Lucidum

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23
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outermost layer that contains SQUAMES

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Corneum

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24
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2 layers with mitotic activity

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Basale and Spinosum

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This layer contains the stratum Basale and Spinosum
Malphigian layer
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Thickest stratum in THICK skin
Lucidum
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Thickest stratum in THIN skin
Corneum
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SUQAMES produces?
dead skin
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Main cell of epidermis
Keratinocytes
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Melanocyte is mainly found in what stratum?
BASALE
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responsible for pigmentation of skin
Eumelanin
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The only immunity cell of the skin
Langerhan cells
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Langerhan cells is mainly found in what stratum?
Spinosum
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Langerhan is produced where?
Bone marrow
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the mechanoreceptor of the skin
Merkel cells
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Thin, fibrous, extracellular matrix of tissues that separated the lining of epidermis and dermis
Basement membrane
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Basement membrane is found beneath what stratum?
Basale
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other names for dermis
Lamina propia | Connective tissue
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protein abundant in Dermis
collagen
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Most abundant protein in the body
Collagen
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Layers of Dermis
Papillary | Reticular
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moderaty dense irregular CT with THIN collagenous bundle
Papillary
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dense connective tissue with THICK collagenous bundle
Reticular
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Layer of dermis responsible for THUMBMARK
Papillary
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the attachment of epidermis and dermis is via?
Hemidesmosome
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attachment of papillary and reticular layers is via?
Desmosome
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Difference bet. Hemidesmosome and Desmosome
Hemidesmosome- attachment of 2 diff. type of cell Desomosome- attachment of same type of cells
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The junction of epidermis and dermis layer is called?
Rete pegs
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BQ. Shape of rete pegs
Scalloped/ wave
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Glands of Dermis
Sebaceous Eccrine Apocrine
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Gland that produces sebum (fats)
Sebaceous
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Location of Sebaceous gland in the body
Entire body except Palm and Sole
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Gland involve in regulating body temperature
Eccrine gland
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Location of Eccrine gland
Entire body except lips and external genitalia
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Excretion of fluid with destruction of the cells
Holocrine type
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Type of excretion in Eccrine gland
Merocrine type
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Type of gland secretion in which the top of the cell is lost during secretion
Apocrine type
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Gland ass. with hair follicle and triggered when there is emotional stress
Appocrine
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Location of Apocrine in the body
Axilla Mons pubis areola peri anal region
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Musle found at the base of hair follicle
Arrector Pili Muscle
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compensation of the body to cold temperature
contraction of arrector pili muscle by causing the hair follicle to stand up straight for it to generate heat
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BQ. Muscle responsible for goosebumps
Arrector pili muscle
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What are the sensory nerve ending?
``` Free nerve endings Pacinian corpuscles Meissner corpuscles Ruffini End bulb of Krause ```
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``` Sensory nerve endings for heat? cold? pain? heavy touch pain? light touch pain? ```
``` Ruffini End bulb of Krause Pacinian Meissner Free nerve endings ```
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otherwise known as subcutaneous
Hypodermis
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Fats in hypodermis is responsible for?
Insulation
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What are the accessory integumentary of the body?
Nailbeds | hair follicle
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Most abundant protein in the skin
Keratin