TERM 2 Flashcards

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what is integumentary system

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skin and apendages

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Transcutaneous absorption

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dermal patch used to induce substance into skin

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sebum is…

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oil

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sudor is …

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sweat

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avascular is..

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without blood

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layer of skin switch cells divsie contantly

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basal

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mitosis is

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cell reproduction , mother cells produce 2 daughters

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desmosomes

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disk shaped structures that control strength and adhesion between keratinctyes

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melanocytes

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pigment cells

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pigment cells

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produce melanin switch protects againt UV radiation and gives skin, hair and eyes color

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langerhan cells

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cells that specialized in antigen prresentation and belong to the skin immune response (cells at the outermost layer of cutaneous immune system and induce first reactions againt pathogens

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lamellar bodies

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interceelluar lipids that fills space between upper part of the cell. responsible for hydation, firmness and smoothness of skin

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what is TEWL

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transepidermal water loss, caused by skin conditions like eczema dermatitis or roacea

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desquamtion

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shedding of stratum corneum

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ceramide

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lipid molecule composed of amino acids phinogosine and free fatty acid

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fibroblast cells

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cells that manufacture collagen, glcominoglycans, glyoprotiens , reticular and elastic fibers

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GAGS

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glyosaminglycans, gel that fills the gaps between fibers and allow skin to be plump supple and moisturized

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collagen

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fibers that grow in a helix shape and makeup aprox. 70% of dermis aiding in healing and retaining moisture

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elastin

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fibers that provide the skin with strength , extensiblity and elasticity

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papille

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small cone shaped projections of elastic tissue that point upwards into the epidermis

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PH

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potential hydrogen measures degree of alkality and acidity

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Papules

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red short bump with no pus

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Pustules

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inflamed with pus

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basal

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layer of emidermis constantly shedding and replacing itsself

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the skin is nurished by
blood and lymph
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blood vessels oil and sweat glands are in the ...
dermis
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atrong protien substance that forms bundles that strengthen skin and give structure is
collagen
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outermost layer of skin is
epidermis
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melanin protects cells from
ultraviolet rays
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another name for oil gland is
sebaceuos glands
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other nane for dermis are cutis derma corium and
true skin
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another name for white head
closed comedo
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what is buildup of skin cells on epidermis called
keratosis
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massage methiod using gentle pumping to train toxins
lymphatic drainage
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small evevated growth removed by doctor
skintags
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branch of mmedical science for skin disease and treatment
dermatology
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insect bite or case of hives is a lesson called
wheal
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a blister of vesicle contains
watery fluid
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zone of skin on outer cheeks
u zone
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a decrease of pigment
hypo-pigmentations
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erythrosis is
redness
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a build up of cells production orange peel effect
thick skin
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reffered to as active or key ingriedient
preformance ingreident
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keep oil and water blended
emusifiers
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presevative
examples parabens nonoxynol p and quadterium 15
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water
cosmetic ingreideint both vehicle and preformance
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lubricate skin by trapping water
emollients
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congential partial or total absence of pigment
albinism
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most common type of skin cancer
basal cell circoma
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bacterial infection of hair follicle
follicultis
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irritation by substance touching skin
contact dermatisus
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skin condition that looks dull and lacks oxygen
asphyxiated skin
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skin condition appears as blotchiness or readness with thread like lines
couperouse
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cells found in dermis
fibroblast cells
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water content of skin
turgor
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these sweat blands are located in axilae and pubic region
apocrine
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deepest layer of dermis is reticular layer
true
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comedone
blackhead
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milia
closed comedone
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sebaceous cyst
also called a steatoma
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acne
inflamitory disease of sebaceous gland
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congestion
buildup of dead skincells
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superficial dehydration
crepey, lack of water on epidermis
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deep dehydation
itchy flakey tight skin
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diffused redness
caused by dilated capillaries
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couperose or telamgiectasias
threadlike englarged or broken capillaries
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hyper pigmentation
increase in pigment
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hypopigmentation
decrease in pigment
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erythema
supperficial reddening of skin from lesion
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wrinkles
deep folds in skin after finelines
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collagen
fibers grow in helix shape aid in healing and mosture 70% of dermis
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elasticity
fibers that provide skin with strength and elsatity
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asphyxiated
without oxygen, gray dull difficult to see bloodflow
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oily skin is
large ostia on entire face, thick skin, comedones
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normal/ oily
large meduim ostia on t zone, meduim ostia on rest of face moderate oil production
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normal
meduim sized ostia average thickness few pap/pus and few comedones moderate oil
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normal/ dry
meduim/small ostia on t zone small ostia on rest of face, few pus/pap moderate to little oil production
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dry skin
small inisbale ostia on entire face very little oil production, fine lines
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anagen , catagen, telogen
anangen- active stage catagen- transition phase telogen- resting
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shiatsu massage
1900s japanese based on bodys chi flowiong through defned channels along the surface of the body. accupressure points
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vapozone
machine (steamer)
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high frequency
machine using alernating current known as tesla
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orange e;ectrode (or pink) neon gas
slightly germicidal helps skin accept active ingriedents and smoothe irritation
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viol;et electrode (argon gas)
germicidal, generates heat and stimulkates circulation
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dirrect current
d/c galvanic current
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alternating current
a/c high frequency machine
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electrode
serves as conductor and applicator of electricity
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Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs)
– Water-soluble acids (e.g., glycolic, lactic acid) that exfoliate the skin’s surface, improving texture and brightness.
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Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHAs)
Oil-soluble acids (e.g., salicylic acid) that penetrate deeper into pores, helping to clear acne and excess oil.
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clay mask
Clay Masque – A purifying mask made with clay, such as kaolin or bentonite, that absorbs oil and detoxifies the skin, ideal for oily or acne-prone skin.
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gel mask
Gel Masque – A hydrating and cooling mask that soothes and refreshes the skin, commonly used for sensitive or dehydrated skin
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Nourishing Masque
Nourishing Masque – A rich, moisturizing mask designed to replenish dry, dehydrated, or mature skin with nutrients and hydration.
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UVA
UVA – Ultraviolet A rays, which penetrate deep into the skin, causing premature aging and wrinkles. Present all year round.
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UVB
UVB – Ultraviolet B rays, which affect the skin’s surface, causing sunburn and playing a key role in skin cancer development.
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refers to water content in skin
turgor
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what does NMF stand for
NATURAL MOISTRURIZING FACTOR
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the upper layer of dermis
papillary layer
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blood vessels and sweat glands are found in what skin layer
reticular
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surfactants
chemicals that reduce tension between skin and product
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emulsifiers
keeps oil and water blended
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thickeners
vehicle ingriedent to thicken or suspend ingreidents
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emollients
cosmetic ingredients that are fatty agents, performance ingredients that prevent dehydration by trapping water in epidermis
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functional ingreidents
compose the majority of a product, allow products to spread, texture referred to as vehicles
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mixture
when two or more compounds blended together physically
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solution
mixture which each chemical is distributed evenly
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suspension
even dispertion of solid substance in liquid base
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gel
formulated with thickening agent to increase viscrocity
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oinment
no water. proudct is in oil and waxes
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emulsion
mixture of two or more non-mixable substances (oil and water) united by binder
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biotech.
ingredients produced in laboratory
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cosmeceutical
cosmetic and pharma
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skin mirobiome
skin flora
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free radical
atoms or groups of atoms with an odd number of electrons once formed these are highly reactive that can start chain reaction/ this can damage dna and cell membrane, body has antioxidants to prevent damage
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antioxidants
vitamins, amino acids that neutralize free radicals
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Coenzyme q10
antiioxdant that body naturally produces revitalizes skincells. formulated with other natural protective ingredients to increase energy in epidermal cells. used to strengthen capillary network
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peptides
chains of amino acids, stimulate fubroblasts to produce collagen
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polyglucans
hydrophilic that can be absorbed into outer layer of epidermis. attract water and perseve and protect collagen and elastin
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beta glucans
used to reduce finelines by stimulkatiting formation of collagen
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delivery sytems
liposomes nanosomes and nantech.
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liposome
closed lipid bilayer spheres that encase ingredients with controlled release of ingredients
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nanosome
easily penetrate dermis, small lipid vesicles they penetrate both oil and water
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nano tech.
reduction to one billion of a meter to create new materials and improve exciting materials active ingredients are delivered through nano tech.
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polymers
mircfosponges that use tiny beads with pereations (holes) that release substances at controlled rate
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a/c
alternating current a rrapid and interupped (oscilating) back and forth allowing electrons to flow in opne direction then the other
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d.c
dirrect current , constant and even flow only in one dirrect, postive to neg or neg to postive
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electrode
conductor and applicator of electricity
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high frequency current
tesla, alternating current at high rate to create heat
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conductor
substance that transmits electrical current like water and metals and body
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faradic current
interrupted current capable of producing mechanic reactions without chemical effect, passive muscle exercise
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viennese massage
indirect application of high frequency using spiral electrode
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The shedding process of dead skin
Desquamation
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Cells that produce pigment called melanin
Melanocytes
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The hair follicle with attached sebaceous gland and arrector pili muscle
Pilosebaceous unit
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Sweat glands located in the axillae and pubic region
apocrine
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The ability of the skin to return to its natural PH after it's been altered
buffer capacity
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Fibers that give skin its strength and elasticitye
elastin
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Fibers that retail moisture and aid in wound repair
collagen
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Which part of the body has the thinnest skin?
eyelids
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How does oil help maintain the water level in the cells?
oil coating the skin's surface slows down water evaporation
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In what layer of the skin does the cell division occur continuously?
basal layer
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Where is the stratum lucidum found?
palms of the hands and soles of the feet
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Which of these is true about sebaceous glands? *
their glandular sacs open into the hair follicles
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Symptom that can be seen
objective
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Redness of the skin as a result of injury or irritation
erythema
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Another term for itching
pruritis
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Smooth, slighly pink, dome shaped overgrowths of scar tissue
keloid
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Disease having a rapid onset and a short duration
acute
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Yeast infections that causes a variety of skin disorders.
candida
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Disorders causing redness and small pustules across the cheeks and on the nose
rosacea
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Lesion caused by an insect bite (known as a hive)
wheal
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This condition has smooth whitish patches on the skin as a result of melanocytes
vitiligo
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Any mark or abnormality/modification of the skin is described as:
lesion
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Bullae and vesicles are
blisters containing clear, watery fluid
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A freckle is a type of:
macule
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A keloid is a kind of:
fissure
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The types of skin cancer caused by cumulative sun exposure are:
basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma
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Stratum granulosum
The cells look like granules and are filled with karatohyalin
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Stratum germinativum
Contains keratinocytes and melanocytes
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Stratum corneum
Continually bing shed and replaced
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Stratum lucidum
Consists of transparent cells
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Stratum spinosum
The cells in this layer appear to have spines or thorns
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Papillary layer
Dermal layer containing tactile corpuscules and papillae
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Reticular layer
Skin layer containing elastic fibers
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polyglucans and beta-glucans are
Hydrophilic
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Molecules that guide peptides through the stratum corneum into the deeper skin layers.
a) Chaperone molecules b) Pilot molecules
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An overactivity of the sebaceous glands causes:
acne
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Skin Type 1
Always burns, never tans; often blue or light green eyes, may have ephelides or lentigines, blue/pink undertone, usually blond or redhead.
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Skin Type II
always burns, turns slightly tan; limited protection from burning rays, may have ephelides or lentigines, good candidates for aggressive peels and laser resurfacing.
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type 3
Rarely burns, tans effortlessly; prone to pigment changes, not a candidate for laser resurfacing, dark eyes and hair.
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Skin Type V (4)
Dark pigmented skin, rarely burns, deeply pigmented; at risk for hyperpigmentation andhypopigmentation, not a candidate for laser resurfacing or deeper peels.
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Skin Type VI (5)
Darkest skin type, can hypo/hyperpigment, keloid; caution with peeling procedures, avoid overstimulating melanocytes.
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