Midterm: Integumentary System
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Integument means _____.

Covering

It is a branch of medicine that specializes in diagnosing and treating skin disorders.

Dermatology

Skin is also called ______.

Cutaneous membrane

It covers the external surface of the body

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It is the largest and most visible body organ

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It is multi-layered; made of several different tissue types

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What are the functions of skin?

<p>(1)protection (2)cutaneous sensation (3)temp. Regulation (4)vit. D production (5)excretion (6)wound healing</p> Signup and view all the answers

It is against abrasion, water loss, and microorganisms.

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It is the first line of defense

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It detects heat, cold, touch, pressure, and pain

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Sensitivity depends on number of receptors present in an area.

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By controlling blood flow to skin

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Cholesterol in cells of stratum germinativum activated by UV rays then cholesterol changed to Vit. D

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It is needed for Ca absorption

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Waste products (small amounts of urea and ammonia) released through sweat

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Process of skin repair following injuries such as cuts or tears.

<p>Skin for wound healing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Two types of wound healing

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What are the layers of the skin?

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It is the superficial, thinner portion

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It is composed of epithelial tissue

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It is composed of keratinized statified squamous epithelium

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Thickest on the palmar and plantar surface

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No capillaries

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It contains 4 types of cells and 4-5 layers (stratum)

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It is the most abundant of the epidermal cells

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It is arranged in 4 or 5 layers

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It produces keratin

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It produces melatonin: pigment that contributes to skin color and absorbs damaging UV light.

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These cells determine the appropriate adaptive immune response (inflammation or tolerance) by interpreting the microenvironmental context in which they encounter foreign substances.

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It is the receptor for sense of touch

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What are the types of epidermal cells?

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What are the layers of epidermis?

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It is the outermost epidermal layer

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Consists of layers of dead keratinocyctes (with only keratin left)

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Cells continuously shed off or desquamate and are replaced

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These granules contains lipids, which along with the desmosomal connections

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It helps to form a waterproof barrier that functions to prevent fluid loss from the body

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Present in thicker skin

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Its function is to reduce friction between the stratum corneum and stratum granulosum

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Latin for " CLEAR LAYER"

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It helps make your skin flexible and strong.

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Stratum germinativum is also called as _______

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It is the innermost epidermal layer

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It is where mitosis happen

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It produces keratinocytes

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Older cells are pushed to undergo keratinization

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It is the second, deeper part of the skin

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It is composed of fibrous connective tissue (irregular type)

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It contains collagen and elastic fibers

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Papillary layer (uneven junction between epidermis and dermis; contains capillaries that nourish epidermal cells)

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Dermis contains _____

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Small arteries beneath the epidermis

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Smooth muscle permit vasoconstriction and vasodilation

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Bring heat-carrying blood to skin

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Constrict during stressful situations to shunt blood to more vital organs

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Arterioles______ during stressful situations to shunt blood to more vital organs

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It detect changes that are felt as cutaneous senses

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Receptor for pain, heat and cold

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Receptor for touch and pressure

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It is a subcutaneous tissue

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It is a superficial fascia

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A layer deep to the dermis but not part of the skin

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Contains large blood vessels that supply the skin

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Made of areolar connective tissue and adipose tissue

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It connects the dermis to the underlying muscles

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It serves as storage deposit for fat

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are tissue damage caused by heat, chemicals, electricity, radiation, or friction.

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caused by excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or artificial sources

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A minor skin injury caused by friction scraping against a rough surface.

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A skin condition that occurs when hair follicles become clogged with oil (sebum), dead skin cells, and bacteria.

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Non-inflammatory forms of acne caused by clogged hair follicles.

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Hair is also called ____

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Present on skin surfaces except palms, soles, lips, nipples, and parts of external genitalia

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It protects eyes from foreign particles

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Insulates head from cold and protects it from sun's rays

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Keep foreign particles out of nostrils

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Made of fused, keratinized epidermal cells.

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Found below the surface and it contains blood vessels

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It is surrounded by hair follicle where hair matrix is found (mitosis takes place)

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New epidermal cells produce keratin, get their color from melanin, die, and become incorporated into hair shaft

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It is protrudes above the skin surface (through epidermis)

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What is the rate of hair growth?

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It extends from the upper dermis to the side of the hair follicle

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Stimulated by cold or fright

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Contraction causes goosebumps

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Sebaceous glands is also called ______

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It is connected to the hair follicles or directly to the skin surface

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Sebaceous gland secretes____

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Lipids substances or oil, inhibits the growth of some bacteria, and prevents of drying of skin and hair

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Sudoriferous glands is also called____

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Coiled, tubular glands with ducts that extend to the skin's surface, where it opens into pores

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Distributed all over the body

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It produces a watery sweat that help regulate body temperature

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Limited to the axillary and pubic regions

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It produces a thicker swear often released during emotional stress

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Accumulation of secretions result in body odor

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What is the content of all sweat glands?

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What are the contents of apocrine glands?

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It is located in the dermis of ear canals

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Ceruminous glands secretes ______

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It forms a sticky barrier that waterproofs and inhibits foreign material from entering the ear canal prevents drying of eardrum

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Plates of tightly packed, hard, dead, and keratinized cells of epidermis. Rate growth: 3 mm/months

<p>Nails</p> Signup and view all the answers

It protects the ends of fingers and roes from mechanical injury

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It helps in manipulating small objects and allow scratching

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It is the visible part of the nail. It is transparent with pink nail bed

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It is part of the nail body extending past the end of the finger or toe

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It is the part that are not visible and is embedded in skin

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It is the thick, white part of the nail

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It is the stratum corneum of epidermis in nails

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It is the proximal portion of nail root, and it contains dividing cells, which produce new nail cells

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Flashcards

Integument

The outer covering of the body.

Dermatology

Branch of medicine focused on skin disorders.

Cutaneous membrane

Another name for the skin.

Skin

The organ that covers the external surface of the body.

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Skin

The body's largest and most visible organ.

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Skin

Multi-layered organ made of different tissue types.

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Skin functions

(1) protection (2) cutaneous sensation (3) temp. Regulation (4) vit. D production (5) excretion (6) wound healing

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Skin for protection

Defense against abrasion, water loss & microorganisms.

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First line of defense (skin)

The body's initial defense against harmful things.

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Sensory receptors (skin)

Detect heat, cold, touch, pressure, and pain.

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Skin for temperature regulation

Controlling blood flow close to the skin.

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Skin for wound healing

Process where skin repairs cuts or tears.

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Types of Wound Healing

Epidermal and Deep Wound

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Layers of the skin

Epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis.

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Epidermis

The superficial, thinner portion of the skin

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Epidermis

Composed of epithelial tissue.

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Epidermis

Composed of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.

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Keratinocytes

Epidermal cells that produce keratin.

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Melanocytes

Epidermal cells that produces melanin.

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Langerhans

Process of skin repair following injuries such as cuts or tears.

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Merkel

Receptor for sense of touch.

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Types of epidermal cells

(1)keratinocytes (2)melanocytes (3)langerhans (4)merkel

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Layers of the epidermis

stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, stratum basale/germinativum

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Stratum corneum

outermost epidermal layer

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Stratum corneum

Layers of dead keratinocyctes (with only keratin left)

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Stratum granulosum

Granules contains lipids, which along with the desmosomal connections form a waterproof barrier that functions to prevent fluid loss from the body.

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Stratum lucidum

Reduces friction between the stratum corneum and stratum granulosum

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Stratum spinosum

Helps make your skin flexible and strong

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Stratum germinativum also called _______

Stratum basale

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Stratum germinativum

inner most epidermal layer

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