2023-12-05T18:53:10+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>the integumentary system includes 4 things, what are they?</p>, <p>list the regions of the skin from most superficial to most deep</p>, <p>the hypodermis is part of the skin, true or false</p>, <p>name the tissue that form the epidermis</p>, <p>what are the cells of the epidermis?</p>, <p>what is the function of keratinocytes?</p>, <p>what is the function of melanocytes?</p>, <p>what is the function of langerhans' cells </p>, <p>what is the function of merkel cells</p>, <p>list the layers of the epidermis from most deep to most superficial </p>, <p>what are the two layers of the dermis?</p>, <p>what tissue forms the papillary layer of the dermis?</p><p>what structure does it contain that pushes into the overlying epidermis </p>, <p>what can be found within the dermal papillae?</p>, <p>what tissue forms the reticular layer of the dermis?</p><p>what can be found within this layer?</p>, <p>what three pigments contribute to skin color </p>, <p>describe the eccrine sweat glands </p>, <p>describe the apocrine sweat glands</p>, <p>ceruminous glands produce what?</p>, <p>mammary glands produce what?</p>, <p>sebaceous glands secrete what?</p>, <p>describe the function and location of Pacinian corpuscles </p>, <p>what is the function of free nerve endings?</p>, <p>list the three types of skin cancer from least malignant to most</p>, <p>this type of burn stems from damage of the epidermis </p><p>what does it result in?</p>, <p>this type of burn stems from damage of the epidermis and upper dermis </p><p>what does it result in?</p>, <p>this type of burn stems from damage of the entire skin and requires what to heal?</p> flashcards
Chapter 5 Integumentary system lecture finals

Chapter 5 Integumentary system lecture finals

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  • the integumentary system includes 4 things, what are they?

    skin

    sweat/oil glands

    hair

    nails

  • list the regions of the skin from most superficial to most deep

    epidermis

    dermis

  • the hypodermis is part of the skin, true or false

    false

  • name the tissue that form the epidermis

    keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

  • what are the cells of the epidermis?

    keratinocytes

    melanocytes

    Langerhans cells

    Merkel cells

  • what is the function of keratinocytes?

    produce hard and water-repellent keratin

  • what is the function of melanocytes?

    produce melanin

  • what is the function of langerhans' cells

    activate immune system

  • what is the function of merkel cells

    part of sensory touch receptors

  • list the layers of the epidermis from most deep to most superficial

    stratum basale

    stratum spinosum

    stratum granulosum

    stratum lucidum

    stratum corneum

  • what are the two layers of the dermis?

    papillary layer

    reticular layer

  • what tissue forms the papillary layer of the dermis?

    what structure does it contain that pushes into the overlying epidermis

    areolar connective tissue

    dermal papillae

  • what can be found within the dermal papillae?

    pain receptors

    capillaries

    Meissner's corpuscles

  • what tissue forms the reticular layer of the dermis?

    what can be found within this layer?

    dense irregular connective tissue

    cutaneous plexus containing blood vessels

  • what three pigments contribute to skin color

    carotene

    melanin

    hemoglobin

  • describe the eccrine sweat glands

    empty onto skin surface via ducts

    sweating prevents overheating

  • describe the apocrine sweat glands

    axillary and anogenital regions

    ducts empty in hair follicles

  • ceruminous glands produce what?

    ear wax

  • mammary glands produce what?

    milk

  • sebaceous glands secrete what?

    sebum that lubricates the hair and skin, slows water loss, and kills bacteria

  • describe the function and location of Pacinian corpuscles

    deeper dermis and hypodermis

    detects deep pressure

  • what is the function of free nerve endings?

    detect painful stimuli

  • list the three types of skin cancer from least malignant to most

    basal cell carcinoma

    squamous cell carcinoma

    melanoma

  • this type of burn stems from damage of the epidermis

    what does it result in?

    first degree

    redness, swelling, pain

  • this type of burn stems from damage of the epidermis and upper dermis

    what does it result in?

    second degree

    blisters

  • this type of burn stems from damage of the entire skin and requires what to heal?

    third degree

    skin grafts