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1 Integument Study slides
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3 Epidermis ANSWER
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5 Epidermis ANSWER
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7 ANSWER keratinocyte
8 What do you call the touch receptors found in the epidermis?
9 ANSWER What do you call the touch receptors found in the epidermis? Merkel cells
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11 ANSWER Hair shaft
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13 Eccrine gland ANSWER
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15 Dermis ANSWER
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17 Matrix ANSWER
18 What specific tissue makes up the epidermis?
19 ANSWER What specific tissue makes up the epidermis? Stratified squamous epithelium
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21 Hair follicle ANSWER
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23 ANSWER Stratum corneum
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25 Hair bulb ANSWER
26 How many layers does the epidermis of thin skin have?
27 ANSWER How many layers does the epidermis of thin skin have? Four Stratum corneum Stratum granulosum Stratum spinosum Stratum basale
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29 Body ANSWER
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31 Hypodermis ANSWER
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33 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
34 What is the term for the thickened proximal part of the nail bed containing basale cells responsible for nail growth?
35 ANSWER What is the term for the thickened proximal part of the nail bed containing basale cells responsible for nail growth? Nail matrix
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37 Thick skin ANSWER
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39 Dermal papillae ANSWER
40 Where on the body is thick skin found?
41 ANSWER Where on the body is thick skin found? Palms of hands Soles of feet
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43 Hair root ANSWER
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45 ANSWER Stratum granulosum
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47 Free edge ANSWER
48 Which layers of the integument are vascularized?
49 ANSWER Which layers of the integument are vascularized? Dermis and hypodermis
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51 Hair follicle ANSWER
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53 Hair shaft ANSWER
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55 Hair bulb ANSWER
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57 Hair shaft ANSWER
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59 Hair root ANSWER
60 Where on the body would you find apocrine glands?
61 ANSWER Where on the body would you find apocrine glands? Axilla Genital area Pigmented area around the nipples
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63 Epidermis ANSWER
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65 ANSWER Stratum spinosum
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67 hypodermis ANSWER
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69 Body ANSWER
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71 Hair bulb ANSWER
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73 Papilla ANSWER
74 Where on the body would you find ceruminous glands?
75 ANSWER Where on the body would you find ceruminous glands? Ear canal
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77 ANSWER Langerhans cell
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79 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
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81 Hair follicle ANSWER
82 What is keratin?
83 ANSWER What is the function of keratin? Tough waterproof protein produced by keratinocytes
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85 Dermal papillae ANSWER
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87 Free edge ANSWER
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89 ANSWER Merkel cell
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91 Hair root ANSWER
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93 Eponychium ANSWER
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95 Papilla ANSWER
96 Which cells of the integument produce a pigment?
97 ANSWER Which cells of the integument produce a pigment? melanocytes
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99 dermis ANSWER
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101 Lunula ANSWER
102 List the functions of the integumentary system
103 ANSWER List the functions of the integumentary system Provides barrier for the body Contains cutaneous receptors Produces vitamin D Regulates body temperature Plays minor role in excretion and absorption Insulates and cushions underlying body tissues
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105 ANSWER melanocyte
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107 Dermal papillae ANSWER
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109 Root ANSWER
110 What specific tissue makes up the reticular layer of the dermis?
111 ANSWER What specific tissue makes up the reticular layer of the dermis? Dense irregular connective tissue
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113 Arrector pili ANSWER
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115 Eccrine gland ANSWER
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117 Eponychium ANSWER
118 What do you call the immune cells in the epidermis?
119 ANSWER What do you call the immune cells in the epidermis? Langerhans cells
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121 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
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123 Dermis ANSWER
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125 Eccrine gland ANSWER
126 What structures cause fingerprints?
127 ANSWER What structures cause fingerprints? Epidermal ridges
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129 Hypodermis ANSWER
130 What portion of the hair provides nutrition for the growing root?
131 ANSWER What portion of the hair provides nutrition for the growing root? Papilla
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133 Thin skin ANSWER
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135 Arrector pili ANSWER
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137 Nail fold ANSWER
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139 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
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141 Arrector pili ANSWER
142 In which layer would you find the sebaceous and sudoriferous glands
143 ANSWER In which layer would you find the sebaceous and sudoriferous glands Dermis
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145 ANSWER Stratum basale
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147 ANSWER Thin skin
148 What specific tissue makes up the hypodermis?
149 ANSWER What specific tissue makes up the hypodermis? Adipose tissue (connective tissue)
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151 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
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153 Sebaceous gland ANSWER
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155 Nail bed ANSWER
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157 Dermis ANSWER
158 What specific tissue makes up the papillary layer of the dermis?
159 ANSWER What specific tissue makes up the papillary layer of the dermis? Areolar connective tissue
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