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Integumentary System (Exam 1) Flashcards

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Epidermis

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Outermost
Stratified squamous epithelium
Most cells produce keratin

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The skin

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Largest organ of the body

Composed of epidermis and dermis

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Stratum corneum

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Top layer of epidermis
Hard layer
20-30 layers of dead cells filled with keratin
Water proofing glycolipids

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Stratum lucidum

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Clear layer
2nd layer
2-3 layers of dead cells filled with keratin
Only found in hard skin (soles, palms)

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Stratum granulosum

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Granular layer
3rd layer
3-5 layers of cells that are alive but dying

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Keratinacyte

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Produce granules of keratohyaline

Which secrete keratin

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Lamellar bodies

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Produce lamellated granules

Which secrete the glycolipids

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Stratum spinosum

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Spiny layer
4th layer
5-7 layers of living cells
Has melanin granules
Has langerhan's cells
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Langerhan’s cells

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Cells of the immune system that have migrated from the bone marrow

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Stratum basalt

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Basal layer
5th layer
One layer of rapidly dividing cells
Has melanacytes
Has merkel discs
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Melanacyte

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Produces melanin granules

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Merkel discs

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Touch receptors

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Dermis

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Dense irregular connective tissue
Has:
Blood vessels
Nerve endings
Hair follicles
Glands
Smooth muscle
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Papillary layer

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1st layer of dermis
Immediately below that stratum basale
Areolar connective tissue with collagen and elastin
Dermal papillae on palms form fingerprints

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Reticular layer

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2nd layer of dermis
80% of the dermis
Dense irregular connective tissue with large bundles of collagen and elastin

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Hypodermis

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Below the dermis
Functions:
Stores fat for insulation and shock absorption
Anchors the skin to underlying bone and muscle
Pathway for blood vessels and nerves to reach upper layers

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Merocrine/eccrine

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Sweat glands
Most common
Secretory portion is coiled deep in the dermis
Releasing duct extends to the surface of the epidermis
Secretes sweat made of H2O and salt

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Apocrine

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Larger sweat glands
Releasing duct opens into hair follicles
Found in the Axillary and pubic region
Not active till puberty
Organic substances in secretions:
Odorless when first released
Odiferous when bacteria begin breaking down organic constituents
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Sebaceous gland

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Present everywhere except palms and soles
Secretes sebrum
Softens and lubricates hair and skin

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Hair shaft

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Extends above the skins surface

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Hair root

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Embedded in the skin

Inside of follicle

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Medulla

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Central axis of hair made of soft keratin

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Cortex

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The bulk of the hair

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Cuticle

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Outermost layer of hard keratin

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Hair follicle

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Wraps around the root

Deep end extends into the hair bulb

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Hair bulb

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Contains the matrix

Mitosis epithelial cells that produce new hair

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Arrector pili muscle

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Smooth muscle cells that stand up the follicle

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Nail

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Scale like modification of the epidermis

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Nail root

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Proximal end covered by skin

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Nail body

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Visible portion

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Nail fold

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Skin covering the lateral ends of the nail

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Nail groove

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Holds the edge of the nail in place

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Free edge

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Portion of the nail extending past the finger tip

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Eponychium (cuticle)

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Stratum corneum of nail fold that has grown over the nail body

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Lunula

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Crescent shaped area above the cuticle

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Nail bed

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Deeper layers of the epidermis extending beneath the nail

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Nail matrix

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The proximal portion of the nail be

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Meissner’s corpuscles

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Touch receptor in dermis

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Nociceptors

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Pain receptor in dermis

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Thermoceptors

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Temperature receptors in Deimos

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Pacinian corpuscles

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Pressure receptors in dermis

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Integumentary system functions

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Protection
Body temperature regulation
Sensation

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Protection

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Chemical barrier
Physical barrier
Biological barrier

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Basal cell carcinoma

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Least malignant
Most common
Begins in the stratum basale
Tissue destruction produces an ulcer

Surgical removal or radiation therapy

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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Cells in the stratum spinosum continue unregulated cell growth

Rarely the tumor migrates from the epidermis to the dermis and can metastasize

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Malignant melanoma

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Least common
Arises from melanocytes
Develops as a large, flat, spreading sore, or a lump under the skin
Metastasis is common, usually fatal

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1st degree burn

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Only on the epidermis
Red and painful
Heals in a week without scarring

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2nd degree burn

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Epidermis and dermis are damaged
Red and painful
Edema (swelling) usually develops
Blisters develop
Heal in 1-2 weeks, scarring depends on extent of dermal damage
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3rd degree burn

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Epidermis and dermis are completely destroyed
Skin can only regenerate from the edges
Skin grafts are often necessary

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