Integumentary Sytem Flashcards

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What makes up the integumentary system?

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Consists of the skin and its derivatives

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What is another name for the integument?

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Cutaneous Membrane

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What are the two layers of the integument?

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  • Epidermis

Stratified squamous epithelium

  • Dermis

Primarily dense irregular connective tissue

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The layer beneath the integument is called the

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Subcutaneous layer, or hypodermis

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What are the four cells found in the integument?

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Keratinocyte

Melanocyte

Lancerhans

Merkerl

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Which of the four cells found in the integument is this?

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Keratinocyte

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Which of the four cells found in the integument is this?

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Melanocyte

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Which of the four cells found in the integument is this?

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Langerhans Cell

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Which of the four cells found in the integument is this?

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Merkel Cell

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10
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Thick Skin

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  • Found on the palms of hands, soles of feet, and surgaces of fingers and toes
  • Has all 5 layers of the epidermal strata
  • Has sweat glands
  • No hair follicles or sebaceous glands
  • From 0.4 to 0.6 mm thick
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Thin skin

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  • Covers most of the body
  • Lacks a stratum lucidium
  • Has seat glands, hair follicles and sebaceous glands
  • from 0.075 to 0.150 mm thick
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Thick Skin

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13
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Thin Skin

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14
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7 functions of the integumentary system

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Protection

Regulation of Body Temperature

Sensation

Absorption

Excretion

Blood Reservoir

Vitamin D Synthesis

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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Protection

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  • Immunity (Langerhans cells)
  • Physical Barrier
  • Hair/Nails
  • Color
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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Regulation of Body Temperature

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  • Sweat
  • Arrector pilli muscle: goose bumps
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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Sensation

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  • Pain
  • Temperature
  • Touch (Merkel cells)
  • Pressure
  • Tickle
  • Itch
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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Absorption

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  • No: water soluble
  • Yes: lipid soluble= Vitamins A,D,E,K; acetone, oxygen, carbon dioxide, heavy metals, gases, drugs ect.
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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Excretion

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  • Ions
  • Urea
  • Amino Acids
  • Water
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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Blood Resevoir

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Extensive network of blood vessels that carry 8-10% of total blood flow of a resting adult

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Explain the Function of the Integumentary System: Vitamin D Synthesis

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Skin-Liver/Kidney-GI tract-Ca++

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The cell type that makes up the majority of cells in the epidermis is the

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Two people with different skin colors differ in

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How much melanin is produced by the melanocytes

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You are looking at a slide of the integument under the microscope. You see dense irregular connective tissue. What layer of the integument are you viewing?

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Response to damaged tissues: **Regeneration**
* Replacement of damaged cells with same cell type * Restores organ funciton
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Response to damaged tissues: **Fibrosis**
* Gap filled with scar tissue * Composed of collagen produced by fibroblasts * Functional activities not resotred * If organ too damaged or cells lack ability to divide
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Stages of Wound Healing
1) Cut blood vessels bleen into wound 2) Blood clot- formed by platelets sticking together- forms and leucocytes clean the wound 3) Blood vessels regros and granulation tissue forms Granulation tissue: first step in laying down skin: connective tissue 4)Epithelium regenerates and connective tissue fibrosis occurs (from bottom up)
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Which Stage of wound healing is this?
Step 1
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Which Stage of wound healing is this?
Step 2
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Which Stage of wound healing is this?
Step 3
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Which Stage of wound healing is this?
Step 4
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First Degree Burn
Epidermis is hurt: red, swollen, pain, no blisters, heals in 3-6 days, no scarring, flaking
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Second Degree Burn
Destroys epidermis + upper dermis: red, blisters, edema, pain, heals in 3-4 weeks, may scar
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Third degree burn
Destroys epidermis+ all of dermis (no nerves)
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Rule of Nines
1%
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Rule of Nines
4.5%
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Rule of Nines
9%
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Rule of Nines
18%
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Rule of Nines
36%
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What are the common forms of skin cancer?
Basal Cell Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma Melanoma
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Basal Cell Carcinoma
Shiny, dome-shaped, MOST COMMON (78%), slow growing, basale layer, rarely metastasizes.
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Scaly, red, spinosum layer, 2nd most common (20%), can be anywhere there is pigment, metastazises to the lymph nodes.
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Melanoma
Least common but deadly (2%), can be anywhere there is pigment, metastasizes to the lymph
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Which type of skin cancer is most common?
Basale Cell Carcinoma
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Which type of skin cancer spreads to lymph nodes?
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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Which type of skin cancer is the least common, and spreads to the lymph?
Melanoma
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Basale Cell Carcinoma
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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Melanoma
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