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1-2mm: how thick is the dermis?
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2mm: how thick is the epidermis?
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absorb nutrients: function of loose connective tissue
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apocrine and eccrine: two types of sweat glands
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armpits: ex. of a location of an apocrine
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attachment: function of dense connective tissue
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back: ex. of a location of an eccrine gland
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bedsore: a chronic ulcer of the skin caused by prolonged pressure on it (as in bedridden patients)
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body temp or exercise: when is an eccrine gland excited?
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ceruminous: gland that secretes ear wax
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eczema: inflammatory skin disease of the epidermi
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fascia: the thin layer of tissue that is found under the subcutaneous layer that aids in connecting the skin to the muscle
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fat layer (vascular, connects skin to muscle): characteristic of subcutaneous layer
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fixed (and) wondering: 2 major cell types
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gives skin color, melanocyte: pigmented skin cell
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goosebumps, blood vessels constrict, (and) shivering: 3 ways the body regulates temp when it's cold
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hair loss: this happens when keratinization doesn't occur as much
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houses nerves; vascular: characteristic of dermis layer
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hyperthermia: when body temperature rises dangerously
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hypodermis: another name for the subcutaneous layer
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hypothermia: when body temp lowers dangerously
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inflammation: swelling increase of blood flow
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insulation: function of adipose tissue
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keratinized (or lacks glands, thinnest layer): characteristic of epidermis layer
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kneecap: give me an example of a sesmoid bone
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lunula: most actively growing region of the nail root
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movement: function of skeletal muscle tissue
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movement (mainly food): function of smooth muscle tissue
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movement (or structure, or support): function of bone matrix
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papillary and reticular: two layers within the dermis
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plasma, interstitial, (and) lymph: 3 types of extracellular fluids
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protein found in plants: carotene
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protein in blood: hemoglobin
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psoriasis: a chronic skin disease characterized by dry red patches covered with scales
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secrete sebum: what do sebaceous glands do?
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serous, cutaneous, mucous, (and) synovial: 4 types of membranes
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skull: where do you find Wormian bones
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stands hair up for goosebumps: what does the arrector pili muscle do?
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stress and emotion: when is an apocrine gland excited?
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support (or structure): function of hyaline cartilage
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support (or structure): function of elastic cartilage
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sweat, blood vessels contract, (and) increases respiration: 3 ways the body regulates temp when it's hot
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the dying of keratinocytes: define keratinization
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to excrete excess water: function of an apocrine gland
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to excrete waste: function of an eccrine gland
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to moisturize skin: purpose of sebum
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to pump blood: function of cardiac muscle fibers
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to regulate body temp: purpose of hair
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transmits signals: function of a nerve cell
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transports: function of blood tissue
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underlying layers: where do other skin cells come from
