chapter 5 Flashcards

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which of these is not a primary function of the integumentary system?
a. protection
b. sensation
c. absorption
d. temperature regulation

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c. absorption

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what is the epidermis

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the superficial later of epithelial tissue

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what is the dermis

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the deep layer of connective tissue

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what is the point of the dermis

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structural strength

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what section is not part of the skin

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hypodermis (

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is the epidermis vascular or avascular

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avascular
-gets blood through diffusion & capillaries in papillary layer

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what separated epidermis from dermis

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basement membrane

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what makes up most of the cells in epidermis

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keratinocytes

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epidermal cells are arranged into ______

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layers (strata)

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what do keratinocytes produce & for what

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keratin for strength

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what do melanocytes do

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make skin color
-makes melanin
-melanin then transferred to keratinocytes

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do different colored people have a different amount of melanocytes?

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no, they all have the same number

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what are langerhan’s cells

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immune system

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what are merkel’s cells

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light touch/superficial pressure

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what are desquamate cells

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cells of deeper layers that undergo mitosis & move toward the surface
-older cells sluff off

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what cells of deeper layer undergo mitosis

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desquamate

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what are keratinization cells

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cells move outwards through layers, fill with keratin, die, & layer
(table of page 152)

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thick skin epidermal strate

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-strata corneum
-strata lucidum
-strata granulosum
-strate spinosum
-strate basale

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what strata does thin skin not have?

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strata lucidum
-strata lucidum is only in palms & soles

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what strata contains keratohyalin granules?

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stratum granulosum

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what is stratum basale also called

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germinitivum

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what strata has high mitotic activity

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stratum basale

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how thick is skin

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0.5 mm - 5 mm thick of epidermis & dermis

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where is thick skin

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at areas subject to pressure & friction (palms & soles)
-hairless areas

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what type of skin makes up fingerprints
thick skin -papillae of underlying dermis in parallel roes
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where is thin skin
covers rest of body
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is thick or thin skin more flexible
thin skin
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what is a callus
increase in number of layers of stratum corneum if over a bony prominence
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thick skin a. has all 5 epithelial strata b. is in areas that are prone to friction/pressure c. fingerprints/footprints d. all of the above
d
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what gives skin its color
-pigments -blood circulation -thickness of stratum corneum
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what does melanin protect against
UV light
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what amino acid does melanin come from
tyrosine
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what colors can melanin be
reddish, brown, black, yellow
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what is melanin production determined by
genetics, hormones, light exposure
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what is albinism
deficiency or absence of pigment
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melanocyte process extends between _________
keratinocytes
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what is carotene
yellow pigment form veggies
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where does carotene accumulate
-stratum corneum -adipose cells -hypodermis
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what is reddish skin called (due to blushing, anger, inflammation...)
erithma
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what is blue colored skin
cyanosis -due to decrease in blood O2 content
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does bone color contribute to skin color?
no
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what does dermis give
structural strength
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what is dermis
connective tissue with many fibers, fibroblasts, macrophages, some adipocytes & blood vessels
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what does the dermis contain?
nerves, hair follicles, smooth muscle, glands, & lymphatic vessels
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what are the sensory functions of the dermis
pain, itch, tickle, two-point pressure, temperature, touch
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what are the two layers of the dermis
-papillary (1/5) -reticular (4/5)
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what does the papillary contain?
-touch receptors (meissner's) -free nerve endings (sensing pain)
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what is papillary dermis made of
areolar (loost ct) with elastic fibers
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what is reticular dermis made of
collagen & elastic fibers -dense irregular CT
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what are the cleavage (tension) lines
elastic & collagen fibers oriented in the same directions (reticular layer)
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what are stretch marks
striae
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what happens when you get a tan
it is in epidermis so desquamation takes care of it
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what happens when you get a tattoo
it is in the dermis so desquamation doent fix that
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what does hypodermis consist of
loose CT - collagen & elastic fibers
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what are the types of cells in hypodermis
-macrophage -adipose cells -fibroblast
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what is the hypodermis also called
subcutaneous tissue
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how much fat does the hypodermis contain
1/2 of the bodies fat
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what does the fat in the hypodermis function has
-energy source -padding -insulation
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where is hair
everywhere besides palms, soles, nipple, external genitalia, distal fingers/ toes
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where is hair shaft
above surface
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where is hair root
below the surface
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what is the base of the hair root
hair bulb
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what are the layers of hair
-medulla: central axis -cortex: forms bulk of hair -cuticle: forms hair surface (scales)
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what are the causes of split ends
-thermal (curling) -chemical (perm) -mechanical stress (combing)
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parts of hair follicle
-dermal root sheath -epithelial root sheath
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dermal root sheath
part of the dermis that surrounds the epithelial root sheath
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epithelial root sheath
-internal & external parts
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what is the external part of the epithelial root sheath
a direct downward continuation of the epidermis that surrounds the hair follicle
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what makes white bulb when hairs are pulled out
the internal part coming out of the epithelial root sheath
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what is the part that hair grows from
matrix
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what part of the dermis projects into the bulb and gives blood supply?
hair papilla
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what are the stages of hair growth
growth stage resting stage
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how much length does hair growth add per day
0.3mm
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what adds cells at the base of the hair root & elongates it?
matrix
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what happens during the rest stage
the follicle shortens & holds hair in place, rest, then hair falls out of follicle, new hair begins
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what does regular hair loss mean
hair is being replaced
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what is permanent hair loss
pattered baldness
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what are arrector pilli & what do they do
-a type of smooth muscle -muscle contraction (hair stands up) -skin pushed up by movement of follicle (goosebumps)
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what is the outermost layer of the hair shaft
the cuticle
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hair is formed from epithelial cells in the....
matrix
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what do sebaceous secrete
oily secretion called sebum
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what type of glands are sebaceous glands
holocrine
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what do sebaceous glands prevent
drying
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where do most sebaceous glands empty into
the hair follicle
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what type of gland causes acne/is acne
sebaceous
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what are the sweat glands called
sudoriferous
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what are the types of sudoriferous glands
-merocrine (eccrine) -apocrine
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what type of sudoriferous gland is the most common
merocrine
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where are merocrine glands found
epidermal dermis
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where do merocrine glands open into
directly to the surface (has its own pores)
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where are merocrine glands numerous
palms & soles
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what do merocrine glands produce
isotonic fluid -as fluid moves through the duct, NaCl is removed by active transport back into the body which conserves salt
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what is the result of merocrine stuf
hyposmotic sweat
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when do apocrine glands begin to be active
at puberty
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where are apocrine glands open to
hair follicles
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what do apocrine glands secrete
odorless organic compounds
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what makes the apocrine secretions smell
bacteria that make odor (bo)
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where are apocrine gland
hypodermis -axillae, genitalia
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what are ceruminous glands
modified merocrine sweat glands in external auditory meatus
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what does ceruminous glands secrete
earwax -sebaccious & ceruminous secretions
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what do ceruminous glands do
keep eardrum supple
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what are mammary glands
modified apocrine sweat glands
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where is nail body
stratum corneum
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what is the cuticle called
eponychium
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where is the eponychium
the cuticle — a layer of stratum corneum lying superficial to the nail body at its base.
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where is the nail root
under the skin
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what produces the nail body
matrix + nail bed
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T/F: nail growth has a rest phase
false
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do fingernails or toes grow faster
finger nails
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how many mm/day to nails grow
0.5-1.2mm/day
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the nail is made of layers of dead _______ that contains hard keratin
stratum corneum
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what are the functions of the skin
-protection -sensation -temperature regulation -vitamin D production -excretion
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what aspects of the skin are used for protection
-protect against abrasion -against microogranisms -melanin - protects against uv -hair is an insulator & protects against abrasion -nails protect ends of digits -barrier to diffusion of water -eyebrows & eyelashes protect against sweat & objects
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which of these qualities must a medication possess to be readily absorbed from a skin patch
lipid soluble
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what does sensation control
pressure, {how we feel} temperature, pain, touch, movement of hair
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what do free nerve endings respond to
respond to painful stimuli, temperature, itch, joint movement, & proprioception
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what do merkel disks do
detect light touch & superficial pressure
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what do hair follicles detect
light touch & slight bending of hair
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what is meissner's corpuscles involved in
two-point discrimination
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what does ruffini end organ detect
continuous touch or pressure & depression or stretch marks
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what does pacinian corpuscle detect
deep cutaneous pressure, vibration, & proprioception
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what happens in temperature regulation
sweating & radiation of heat
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what does sweat cause
evaporative cooling
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what changes in diameter with temperature
arterioles in the dermis
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vasodilation
blood vessel dilates
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how do you get heat/sweat out for temperature regulation
the blood vessel dilates (vasodilation) which gets it closer to the epidermis & the heat loss across the epidermis increases
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how do you keep heat in for temperature regulation
blood vessel constricts (vasoconstriction) which makes the blood vessel further from the epidermis & the heal loss across epidermis is decreased
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vasoconstriction
blood vessel constricts
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what does vitamin D aid in
calcium absorption
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what is vitamin D called & what is it
calcitriol - a hormone
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what does vitamin D stimulate
the uptake of Ca2+ from the intestines
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what is calcium used for
-bone growth & repair -clotting -nerve -muscle function
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how do you get calcitriol
dehydrocholesterol → cholecalciferol (from UV in skin) → liver → kidneys → calcitriol
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what other ways can calcitriol be absorbed (like if you don't get enough sun)
-through intestines -by sources like dairy, liver, eggs, & supplements
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what is excretion
removal of waste produces from the body. -sweat, water, salt, urea, ammonia, uric acid
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which is more significant: excretion by skin or excretion by kidneys
excretion by kidneys
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partial thickness burn
burns epidermis & part of dermis
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full thickness burn
burns destroys the dermis & epidermis
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where can epidermis grow back from
-hair follicle -sweat glands (sudoriferous - merocrine/eccrine)
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burn portions for adult
-head: 9% -arm: 9% -genitalia: 1% -trunk: 18% -lower limb: 18%
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burn portions for child
head: 15% arm: 9% genitalia: 1% trunk: 16% lower limb: 17%
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why is skin more easily damaged when youre older
-epidermis things & amount of collagen decreases
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why does wrinkling occur
decrease in elastic fibers
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what causes age spots
increase is melanocytes
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what causes vitiligo
decrease in melanocytes
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how to reduce risk of skin cancer
-avoid prolonged un -wear sunscreen -wear protective clothing -don't try to get tan
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ABCDE of melanoma
-asymmetrical -borders (don't want uneven) -color (don't want two+ shades) -diameter (smaller than 6mm is good) -evolving (don't want it changing overtime)
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what is actinic keratosis
rough, scaly patches on the skin -on areas of body that are sun exposed
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who is at risk for keratosis
fair skinned people who live where it is sunny