Chapter 7 notes Flashcards

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What makes up the integumentary system?

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Skin and derivatives (sweat and oil glands, hair follicles, hai, nails)

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Functions of skin

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Protection
Thermoregulation
Sensation, temporary awareness
Excretion
Storage (fat, blood)
Vitamin D synthesis
Intentification
Communication

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What layer of skin determines skin thickness?

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Epidermis

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What does the epidermis rest on?

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Basement membrane

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Eccrine sweat glands

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Watery sweat, thermorefulationA

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Apocrine sweat

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Viscous (not oil!)

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What sweat glands are activated in puberty? What switches them on?

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Apocrine, sex hormones

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Pacinian

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Pressure

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Interdigitation

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Interlocking like fingers

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10
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Is there blood in the epidermis?

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No

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What are apocrime glands the equivalent to

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Musk glands

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Calcitriol

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Active vitamin D- precursor is made in teh epidermis

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Calbindin

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Calcium binding protein

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What is the most common type of skin cell?

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Keratinocyte

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15
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How do nutrients get to the epidermis?

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Diffusion

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Spinosum cells

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Look prickly when dehydrated in lab

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What happens to spinosum cells when they migrate up?

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They start to die

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18
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Where are granules released?

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Lucidum

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Corneum

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Keratin fibrils and membranes only

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What do keratin filaments get turned into?

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Fibrils

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Langerhans/dendritic cell

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Long projections

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Macrophages-

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Eat pathogens when they crawl between ketatinocyte gaps

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Basal

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Single layer- mostly keratinocytes with a few melanocytes. lausmahey, merkel cells

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What do keratinocytes make?

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FIlaments of keratin polypeptides- one stays at the basement membrane, one gets pushed up

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Where do tonofilaments form?
Spinosum
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Granulosum
3 layers- granules of keratohyalin form. Keratin and profilaggrin helps tonofilaments aggregate into thicker fibrils
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Filagrins change into __________ to help keep skin moist
Natural moisturizing factors
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where do keratohyalins change? WHat do they change into?
Lucidum, eleidin
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Tonofilaments --> ______ --> _________
hyalin, eleidin
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When a skin cell flakes off, what's it made of?
Cell membrane filled with keratin
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Corneum
Thickest layer, dead keratinocytes. Flat squame cells. Cell membranes srrounding densely packed fibrils. Desmosomes break, cells peel away
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Dendrites _____ melanosomes
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How does melanin get into a keratinocyte?
It's deposited by a motor protein to the sunny side of the nucleus, where iuv light was filtered
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Dehydrocholesterol, cholcalciferol, calcidiol, calcium, calbindin, calcium
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Tension lines are based on
Collagen fiber orientation
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Collagen fibers are paralell to __________. Minimizes ____________-
movement, damage and scarring
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Reticular plexus
Largest vessels between dermis and hypodermis.
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Is there a surplus of blood in the skin? Why or why not/
Yes, reserve for serious injiury
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Calcitriol
Precursor to calbindin, steroid hormone
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Calbindin
Calcium binfing protein
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Where is melanin made? Where does it go?
Melanocytes, melanosomes
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What is the papillary region made of?
Loose connective tissue with blood vessels to the rpidermis
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What's the other part of the dermis made of that's not the papillary region?
Reticular dermis- plexus
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Matrix
Where something grows from
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Cuticle of hair
Outer layer of dead keratinocytes- like roof of a house
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What part of a hair has the most mass?
Cortex
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Medilla of the hair
Marrow
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Eccrine sudoiferous glands
Transport sweat
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Merocrine glands
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Free sebaceous glands
Tube goes straight to the surface
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Holocrine sebaceous
Cells lining it die and get droken into pieces, making the oil that's excreted
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APOCrine glands
A Piece Of the Cell breaks loose to pish stuff out
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Arrector pilli is always on the _____ side
Obtuse
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Anagen
Growth phase
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Catagen
Growth slows and stops- firly attached
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Telogen
Hair falls out painlessly