Untitled Deck Flashcards

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What is another name for skin?

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integument

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List the 5 functions of the integumentary system

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• Protection-injury and immunity

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• Sensation

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• Hormone-Vitamin D Production

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• Excretion

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• Temperature Regulation

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List the 3 primary layers of the skin and 3 characteristics of each

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• Epidermis- superficial

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• Dermis- thicker than epidermis

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Blood supply

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• Hypodermis - deep to the dermis

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adipose tissue

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Where is the dermoepidermal junction located?

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basement membrane

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List and describe the 5 cell layers of the epidermis.?

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Stratum Corneum - dead skin cells (keratinocytes)

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Stratum Lucidum - found only on your palms

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fingertips and soles of feet - “thick skin”

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Stratum Granulosum-keratin production occurs

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Stratum Spinosum-gives skin strength & flexibility

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Stratum Basale - where new cells are formed

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contains keratinocytes and melanocytes

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Come

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let’s get sun burned

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Which layer of the epidermis is the deepest? Most superficial?

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Deepest - Stratum Basle

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Superficial - Stratum Corneum

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Describe the function keratinocytes.

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waterproofs skin & defensive

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Describe the function of melanocytes.

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contribute to colored pigment of the skin

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What is a blister?

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Fluid filled pocket between epidermis and dermis caused by friction or burn

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Describe the following skin disorder- Impetigo

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highly contagious staph infection

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Describe the following skin disorder- tinea

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( AKA- ringworm)- fungal skin infection

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Describe the following skin disorders- warts

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excess keratin in epidermis

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Describe the following skin disorders- boils
(AKA-furuncle)-staph infection in hair follicle
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What is another name for a pressure sore?
Decubitus ulcers (pressure sore/bedsore)
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Describe the following vascular/inflammatory disorders? Scleroderma
Scleroderma- autoimmune
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Describe the following vascular/inflammatory disorders? Eczema
type of dermatitis
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Describe the following vascular/inflammatory disorders? Psoriasis
chronic disease
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What are the 3 appendages of the skin?
• Nails
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• Hair
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• Glands
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What is the function of your fingernail?
protective covering ends of fingers/toes. Mostly non-living material
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What is the function of the lunula?
whitish
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What nail structure lies over the nail bed?
The nail plate (visible part) lies over the nail bed.
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What part of the hair protrudes from the skin? What part extends into the dermis?
• Hair shaft-protrudes from skin
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• Hair root-deep to shaft
extends into dermis
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.What is the name of the muscle in the skin that assists in “goose bumps”?
Arrector pili muscles pulls hair straight when cold= "goose bumps"
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List the 3 stages of hair growth in order
Anagen-Growth phase
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years
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Catagen-Transition phase-hair
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transitions from a growing
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phase to a resting phase. Hair
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detaches from blood supply
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follicle shrinks. Lasts ~ 2
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weeks.
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Telegen-Final phase
inactive.
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Hair sheds or falls out. Last
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about 4 months.
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What is the medical term for sweat gland?
Sudoriferous Gland
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What is the Eccrine Gland and where is it located
Eccrine - most numerous
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perspiration or sweat and secrete
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onto skin. More transparent &
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watery. Responsible for controlling
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temperature
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What is the Apocrine Gland and where is it located
Apocrine - deep in subcutaneous
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layer of skin
in armpit and
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groin. These glands contribute to
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body odor by sweat mixing with
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bacteria on skin.
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What is sebum?
oil for hair and skin
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skin and prevent water loss
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What is a sebaceous gland?
Oil gland that secretes sebum
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What is the sweat gland in the ear?
Ceruminous gland
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What is the medical term for ear wax?
Cerumen-brown waxy substance AKA ear wax
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What is melanin?
Melanin-yellow
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List the 2 groups of melanin pigments.
eumelanin and pheomelanin
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What protein in blood carries oxygen and gives it a red color?
Hemoglobin (Hb)-protein in blood that carries oxygen.
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What is cyanosis?
poorly oxygenated blood and skin appears blue
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Define albinism
genetic mutation where melanocytes cannot perform melanin
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Describe the characteristics of basal cell carcinoma
Most common
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Describe the characteristics of squamous cell carcinoma
Scaly red patch
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Describe the characteristics of melanoma
Most dangerous
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Label 1-9 DAVID
1- Epidermis
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2- Dermis
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3- Hypodermis
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4- Hair Shaft
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5- Sebaceous oil gland
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6- Hair follicle root
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7- Arrector pili muscle
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8- Adipose tissue
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9- Sweat Gland (Sudoriferous gland)