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Chapter 4 - The Integumentary System (Exam I)

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  • The integumentary system has the following functions:

    ___ from environmental hazards, trauma, chemicals

    ____ skin permeability

    ____ water loss

    ____ pathogen entry

    synthesizes ___ and ___

    has ___ receptors to ____ info


    protects

    controls

    prevents

    stops

    vitamin d3 and lipids

    sensory; sense

  • what are the 2 main components of the integumentary system, and what are their components


    cutaneous membrane (skin) - epidermis and dermis

    accessory structures - hair follicles, exocrine glands, nails

  • most cells in the epidermis are _____


    keratinocytes

  • the skin (aka cutaneous membrane) has 2 subdivisions:

    epidermis is ____ ____ epithelium

    Dermis is the underlying ____ CT


    stratified squamous

    loose

  • deep to the dermis is the ____ layer


    subcutaneous/hypodermis

  • the superficial layer of the dermis aka ___ layer has what type of connective tissue?


    papillary

    LACT

  • The deep layer of the dermis aka ____ layer has what type of connective tissue


    reticular

    DICT

  • the deep epidermis has what type of tissue in it? which layer


    living (basale)

  • what are the 5 layers of thick-skinned epidermis? (from deep to most superficial)

    which layer is not in thin skin?


    1. stratum basale (germinativum)

    2. stratum spinosum

    3. stratum granulosum

    4. stratum lucidium (not in thin skin)

    5. stratum corenum

  • what are the 4 cell types of epidermis


    keratinocytes

    melanocytes

    merkel cells

    Langerhans

  • ____ are the most abundant cells in the epidermis


    keratinocytes

  • ____ are pigment cells found deep in the epidermis


    melanocytes

  • ___ are sensory cells


    Merkel

  • ____ cells are fixed macrophages


    Langerhans

  • the stratum germinativum layer is the most ___ layer of the epidermis

    attached to the ____ ____

    contains ___ cells that are large stem cells that give rise to new keratinocytes, ____ and ____ cells


    innermost/deep

    basal lamina

    basale, melanocytes, Merkel

  • The Stratum Spinosum layer of the epidermis contains ____ pushed from basal layer

    contains several layers of ____ bound together by ___ ____ attached to ____ of the cytoskeleton

    ____ cells and ____ are often present in this layer


    keratinocytes

    keratinocytes, macula adherens (desmosomes), tonofibrils

    Langerhans and melanocytes

  • In the Stratum Granulosum layer of the epidermis, cells still have a ____

    keratinocytes start making large amount of protein called ____ and ____

    ___ ____ develop as cells become thinner and flatter

    in this layer, cell membranes ____, organelles ____, and the cells ____


    nucleus

    keratohyalin & Keratin

    keratin fibers

    thicken, disintegrate, die

  • The stratum lucidum layer is a ____ layer

    the cells contain no ___ or ____

    only appears in ___ skin


    glassy

    organelles or nuclei

    thick

  • The Stratum Corneum consists of multiple layers of flattened, dead, interlocking _____

    typically very ____

    ____ resistant but not _____

    permits slow water loss by ____ ____


    keratinocytes

    dry

    water; water proof

    insensible perspiration

  • keratinization or cornification occurs in all exposed skin surfaces except the anterior surface of the ___


    eyes

  • thick skin only found on ___ and ___


    palms (head) and soles (feet)

  • Dermal ridges form friction ridges (finger prints) and are formed by interlocking of the ____ and ____


    stratum basale and dermal papillae

  • _____ is the projection of dermis toward epidermis that helps create dermal ridges


    dermal papillae

  • melanin is not present in ___ and ____


    palms and soles

  • _____ are intracellular vesicles filled with melanin and most abundant around the ____ of cells


    melanosomes

    nucleus

  • ____ layer of dermis consists of LACT that provides mechanical ____ for epidermis and contains ___ and ____


    papillary

    attachment

    axons and capillaries

  • ____ layer of dermis contains DICT surrounding blood vessels, hair follicles, nerves, and sweat glands


    reticular

  • collagen and elastic fibers arranged in parallel bundles align to resist applied forces, resulting in a pattern called ____


    tension lines

  • ____ is a nonliving keratinized structure that extends beyond the surface of the skin in most are of the body


    hair

  • hair ___ are the organs that form hairs; extend deep into the dermis and sometimes the subcutaneous tissue


    follicles

  • hair ___ is a connective tissue with capillaries and nerves


    papilla

  • _____ is a type of smooth muscle that extends from papillary layer to connective tissue sheath; pulls on hair follicle and raises hair


    arrector pili muscle

  • ___ glands are most commonly associated with hair


    sebaceous

  • ____ is the bunch of sensory nerves surrounding the base of each hair follicle


    root hair plexus

  • ____ are extremely find, unpigmented hair that appears ~3 months into embryonic development; mostly shed before birth


    lanugo

  • ____ are "peach fuzz" hairs with no distinct medulla


    vellus hairs

  • ____ hairs are heavy and pigmented


    terminal hairs

  • ____ is a single layer of dead keratinized cells at the outer surface of hair that overlap


    cuticle

  • white hair is from lower pigments being produced by melanocytes in the ___ of the hair and the presence of air bubbles within the ____


    papilla

    medulla

  • Hair growth cycle:

    during the active phase, hair grows ___mm/day for about ___ years

    during the regression phase, the hair loosens from the follicle and becomes ___ hair

    next is the ___ phase

    Lastly, during the reactivation phase club hair is ___ and the hair ____ begins producing replacement


    0.33/2-5 years

    club

    resting

    lost/matrix

  • what are the 2 exocrine glands?


    sebaceous glands

    sweat glands

  • what are the two sweat glands; what is another name for sweat glands


    apocrine glands

    merocrine/eccrine glands

    Sudoriferous

  • ____ glands produce waxy, oily lipid that coats hair shaft and epidermis

    cells of this gland release through ____ secretion (cell ____)


    sebaceous

    holocrine; ruptures

  • _____ glands produce watery solution which are squeezed out by specialized epithelial cells called ____ cells


    sweat

    myoepithelial

  • ____ sweat glands release secretions into hair follicles in armpits, nipples, groin

    cells of this gland release through ___ secretion

    secretions are usually viscous, cloudy, odorous and begin at ____


    apocrine

    eccrine (vesicular secretion, not via apocrine secretion!!!)

    puberty

  • ____ sweat glands are smaller than apocrine glands and aren't located as deep

    produce clear secretion called ____ or ____ _____

    excrete ___, ____, and ____

    protects us by _____ harmful chemicals and discouraging ____


    eccrine/merocrine

    sweat or sensible perspiration

    water, electrolytes, and drugs

    diluting; bacteria

  • the entire epidermis is called what?


    keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

  • What are the primary cells in the epidermis


    keratinocytes

  • which layer of the epidermis is simple cuboidal epithelium and is the actively mitotically dividing layer?


    stratum basale/germinativum

  • which layer of the epidermis contained laminated granules and gives skin its water resistance?


    stratum granulosum

  • what are all the names for the layer beneath the reticular layer of the dermis?


    hypodermis

    adipose layer

    subcutaneous layer

    camper's fascia

    superficial fascia

  • ___ fascia connects one part of the body to another. ____ fascia does NOT


    deep

    superficial

  • ____ secrete sebum onto the skin surface. ___ secretes sebum into hair follicles


    sebaceous follicle

    sebaceous gland