Integumentary system Quiz

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Artyfer  on October 4, 2009

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Bio 20

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Anatomy and Physiology I

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Integumentary system Quiz

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large waterproof covering. UV light and chemical protection
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Skin large waterproof covering. UV light and chemical protection
Accessory structures hair, nails, glands
Epidermis upper layer. Composed of (The stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum germinativum)
Dermis lower layer
Keratinization cells move to surface, lose water and nuclei change
The Stratum Corneum outermost layer. Dead, keratinized cells. Barrier to light, heat, chemicals, microorganisms
The Stratum Lucidum one to two cell layers thick. Flat and transparent. Difficult to see
The Stratum Granulosum two or three layers. Flattened cells. Active keratinization. Lose nuclei. Compact and brittle
The Stratum Spinosum several layers of spiny-shaped cells
Desmosomes interlocking cellular bridges
The Stratum Germinativum rests on basement membrane. Lowermost layer called stratum basale. New cells produced here (mitosis).
Melanocytes produce melanin
Structures Found in Dermis blood and lymph vessels, Nerves, Muscles, Glands, Hair follicles
Divisions of the Dermis papillary, reticular, subcutaneous
Papillary adjacent to the epidermis
Reticular between papillary and subcutaneous
Subcutaneous (hypodermis) layers of fat below the dermis
Hair covers most of the surface of the body. Three parts - cuticle, cortex, medulla. Consist of Shaft, Root, and Arrector pili.
Shaft visible portion
Root hair follicle
Arrector pili smooth muscle
Nails modified epidermal cells. Consist of Lunula, body, root. Growth occurs from the nailbed
Lunula white crescent
Body visible portion
Root covered by skin
Glands Sebaceous and Sweat
Sebaceous produce sebum (oil). Secretion controlled by endocrine system
Sweat most numerous in palms and soles. Sweating helps cool the body
Functions of the Integumentary System sensation, protection, thermoregulation, secretion.
Sensation hot, cold, pressure
Protection light, heat, water loss, foreign substances
Thermoregulation blood vessel dilation and sweating
Secretion sebum, sweat, Vitamin D

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