Set: integumentary system (dermis to growth of hair)

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TermDefinition
holds the major portions of hair follicles as well as oil and sweat glandsdermis
prolonged pressure causes blood flow to the skin to stoppressure ulcer
breaking down of tissuenecrosis
peg-like projections on the superior surface that indent the overlying epidermisdermal papillae
make fingerprintsepidermal ridges
thin superficial layer of areaolar CT in which the collagen and elastic fibers are heavily invested with blood vesselspapillary
two layers of dermispapillary/ reticular
consists of dense irregular CT containing collagen, elastic fibers, adipose cells, hair follicles, nerves, sebaceous glands, and sudoriferous glandsreticular
stretch marksstriae
short term but acute trama that causes blistershomeostatic imbalance
seperation of the epidermal and dermal layers by fluid filled pocketblister
three pigments that contribute to skin colormelanin/ carotene/ hemoglobin
yellow- red or brown- black pigment produced by melanocytesmelanin
number of these are the same in all humansmelanocytes
causes differences in coloramount of pigment produced by melanocytes
benign localized overgrowth of melanoctyesnevus or mole
an inherited inability to produce melaninalbinism
condition in which there is a patrial or complete loss of melanocytes from patches of skinvitiligo
yellow-orange pigmentcarotene
causes skin to turn redhemoglobin
important functions of hairprotection/ reduce heat loss/ sensing light touch
areas that lack hairpalms/ soles/ lips/ nipples/ external genitalia
hair consists largely of these type of cellsdead, keratinized cells
region of hair that projects from the follicleshaft
the part of hair embedded in the skinroot
central core of a string of hairmedulla
layer surrounding the medullacortex
outermost layer of string of haircuticle
makes up hair pigmentmelanocytes
this color results from the decreased melanin in hairgray or white
this color results from iron containing pigmentred
iron containing pigmenttrichosiderin
the deep expanded end of the hair folliclehair bulb
a knot of sensory nerve ending that wraps around each hair bulbhair follicle receptor
nipple-like bit of dermal tisssue that protrudes into the hair bulbhair papillae
contains a knot of capillaries that supplies nutrients to the growing hair and signals growthhair papillae
actively dividing area of the hair bulb that produces the hairhair matrix
bundle of smooth muscle attached to each folliclearrector pili
produces goosebumbsarrector pili
these occur in cold temperatures and/or feargoosebumbs

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Terms 40
Creator kmv2010
Created October 4, 2009
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Subject Chapter 5
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