Quiz 7 Flashcards

(21 cards)

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Describe the structure and function of the external ear

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  • Contains the pinna, ear canal and tympanic membrane
  • Collects sound waves and channels them into the ear canal where the sound gets amplified
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Describe the structure and function of the middle ear

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  • Contains the malleus, incus and stapes
  • Collects the sound waves from external environment and transfers them into inner ear for auditory transduction
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Describe the structure and function of the inner ear

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  • Contains the cochlea, semi-circular canals and vestibules
  • Transfers auditory vibrations into electrical impulses to travel along the eighth cranial nerve to the brain
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Describe the physiology of static balance

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When the head is in proper position the cupola stays upright

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Describe the physiology of dynamic balance

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As the head moves the cupola bends in the opposite direction of the rotation

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What are the organs and accessory organs of the integumentary system

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The skin

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For the two layers of the dermis what are their proper name and the tissue type it is composed of

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  • Papillary layer is made of loose connective tissue
  • Reticular layer is made of dense irregular connective tissue
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What are the five layers of the skin and their function

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  • Stratum corneum: prevents unwanted materials from entering
  • Stratum lucidum: reduce friction between two layers
  • Stratum granulosum: prevents fluid loss
  • Stratum spinosum: makes skin flexible and strong
  • Stratum basale: replenishes the cells
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What are the two main chemicals in the epidermis and how they provide protection

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  • Keratinocytes produces keratin which keeps the skin waterproof
  • Menanocytes produces melanin which produces skin color and uv protection
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What are the main function of eyelashes

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Protection of the eye balls from unwanted particles

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What are the main functions of the nostril hairs

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Protection of the nasal canal from unwanted particles

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What are the main functions of body hair

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Protection, sensory input from hair follicles and communication

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What are the main function of nails and how does their structure help

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Provides support as fingers and toes are the farthest extremities and experiences max mechanical stress, composed of tightly packed keratin

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What is the location and function of the eccrine sudoiferous gland

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Squiggly guy that hangs around
- Sweat gland that regulates body temp throughout body

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What is the location and function of the apocrine sudoriferous gland

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What is the location and function of the sebaceous gland

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Attached to hair roots
- oil gland that lubricates and waterproofs the skin

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How does the skin provide protection

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  • Mechanical protection through keratin
  • Prevents dehydration through lipid secretions
  • UV light protection through melanin
18
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How does the skin regulate body temperature

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Sweat glands produce sweat (dissolved electrolytes, lactic acid, urea) to reduce heat

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How does the skin provide sensation

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  • Mechanoreceptors (touch)
  • Thermoreceptors (temp)
  • Nocioreceptors (pain)
20
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How does the skin synthesize vitamin D

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Converts the run rays to a form of vitamin D, needed to absorb calcium

21
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How does the skin excrete

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Mainly by sweating to remove waste products (salt, CO2, ammonia)