Topic 9 -Integumentary System Flashcards

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Integumentary system consists of

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Skin

Hair, nails, glands,

Sensory receptors

Muscle

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What are the two Skin layers, what is below them

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Epidermis (upper)
Dermis (lower)

Hypodermis is below skin

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Epidermis
cell type?
vascular or avascular?
how many layers?

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Stratified squamous epithelium (from ectoderm)

Avascular

Separated into 4 to 5 strata (layers) based on cell types

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Layers of epidermis (5)

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Stratum basale (lowest layer)

Stratum spinosum

Stratum granulosum

Stratum lucidum (only in thick skin)

Stratum Corneum (top layer)

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Stratum basale -lowest layer

how many rows of cells?
2 cell types, what are they?

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Single row of cells

Keratinocytes

Melanocytes

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Keratinocytes (90%)

what do they do?

what do they make?

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Undergo mitosis
Make keratin (tough protein)
Migrate to surface as new cells produced in basale

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Melanocytes (10%)

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Produce pigment, melanin, for UV light production

Sunburns, wrinkles (collagen damage), cancer DNA damage

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Stratum spinosum

cell division is?

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Limited cell division

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Stratum granulosum

what does it contain?

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Contains dark staining granules

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Stratum lucidum

what do the cells look like?

visible only in?

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Flat dead cells (too far from blood supply)

Visible only in thick skin

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Stratum corneum

how many layers of cells?
what is inside the cells?
what surrounds the cells?

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20-30 layers of flat, dead cells filled with keratin surrounded by waterproofing glycolipids to prevent water loss

Shed and replaced from below

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Dermis 
what does it contain?
Two sublayers (CT from mesoderm)
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Contains blood vessels, nerves, glands and hair follicles

Papillary layer

Reticular layer

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Papillary layer

what type of CT?

vascular or avascular?

what does it have, what do these form in thick skin?

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Areolar CT

Vascular

Has projections into the epidermis -dermal papillae

In thick skin these form dermal ridges (finger prints)

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Reticular layer

what CT type

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Most of dermis

Dense irregular CT

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Hypodermis

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Subcutaneous layer

Superficial fascia (CT layers that surround and support organs)

Adipose CT below skin
Store 1/2 of body’s adipose tissue (insulation)

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Thin skin

what does it have?

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Lucidum not apparent

Has hair follicles, subaceous glands, arrector pili muscles

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Thick skin

where is it found?

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Found on palm of hand and sole of foot

Lucidum visible

No hair follicles, sebaceous glands or arrector pili muscles

18
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Hair

what are the parts

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all dead cells 
parts: 
hair follicle -surrounds root
root -dead cells below skin surface 
shaft -above skin surface
19
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each hair follicle has

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epithelial root sheath -several epidermal layers extend into dermis

bulb -expanded region at base of root

hair matrix -single layer of cells derived from basale cells, site of hair growth and melanin for hair colour

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dermal root sheath

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holds follicle in place (formed from dermis)

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hair papilla

where does it extend?

what does it contain?

what does it signal for?

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extends upwards beneath matrix
contains blood supply for growing hair and signals for regulation
dermal

22
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root hair plexus

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free nerve endings for touch

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sebaceous glands

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opens into follicle

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arrector pili muscle (smooth muscle)

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causes goosebumps

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nails
very heavily keratinized epidermal cell consist of nail root body free edge
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skin exocrine glands 4 types
sebaceous glands sudoriferous glands ceruminous mammary glands
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sebaceous glands
connected to hair follicles secrete sebum (Oil) soften and lubricates skin and hair, prevents drying out, antibiotic
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sudoriferous glands
sweat glands secretory portions in dermis ducts open onto surface sweat cools the body, is antibiotic and removes waste
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ceruminous
modified sweat glands in ear canal | produce ear wax
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mammary glands
modified sweat glands | produce milk
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4 major types of cutaneous receptors
touch pressure thermoreceptors nociceptors
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touch receptor where are the free nerve endings? what does the root plexus detect? what is the name of the nerve in the dermal papillae?
free nerve ending in epidermis root hair plexuses detect hair movement meissner corpuscle in dermal papillae corpuscle -CT capsule surrounds nerve endings
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pressure receptor where are the free nerve endings? what is the name of the nerve?
free nerve endings in dermis pacinian corpuscle -deep in dermis or hypodermis
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thermoreceptors
free nerve endings for temperature
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nociceptors
free nerve endings for pain 3rd degree burns feel no pain because nociceptors are destroyed