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integumentary - skin

body system

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paronychium soft tissue surrounding border of nail
sebaceous glands creates sebum (oil)
stratum corneum superfiscal layer of epidermis renews itself 3-4 days dead cells filled with keratin
etilogy cause of (study of the)
ceruman earwax
dermis largest section of skin collogen elastin and pores sudiferous and sebaceous glands
pores blood vessels & nerves pain & touch receptors opens, excretes water & oils
appendages hair and nails
hair root stem begins
lunula base of nail half moon shaped air and keratine = white color
nails includes nail bed, paronychium nail plate, lunula, cuticle
nails grow fingernails 3-5 mo toenails 12-18 mo
pilomotor muscles move hair follicles goosebumps = warmth
melanin produced by melanocytes gives skin pigmentation considered natural sunscreen
basal deepest layer of epidermis cells grow multiply and rise melanocytes live here
follicle sac where hair grows from
avascular no blood vessels
aneural no nerves
sudiferous glands sweat glands (oil and water)
nail plate body of nail attached to skin
rule of 9's a way of calculating severity of burns using weight of pt and percentage of area affected
1st degree burns epidermis only redness and swelling heals within 2 days
2nd degree burns epidermis and dermis redness, swelling blisters, and pain
hair avascular & aneural epidermis grows 1/2 inch per month melanin gives hair color
hair includes follicle, hair fiber hair root, melanocytes melanin+iron = red hair
melanocytes gives hair color
cuticle narrow band of epidermis contains keratin
epidermis avascular & aneural 2 layers (stratified) stratum corneum & basalt
shedding sloughing desquamation
3rd degree burn whole thickness of "fatty layers" necrosis
necrosis death to body tissue
nail bed point of attachment
hair fiber hard protein made of keratin
subcutaneous reg temp & moisture contains fat, water and salts contains adipocytes
adipocytes fat cells
diaphoresis sweating
acne inflammation of sebaceous glands etiology - obstruction of pores
impetego pink fluid filled lesions around mouth and nose etiology - staph infection (contagious)
seborrahec dermatitus dandruff etiology - dry or oily scalp
contact dermatitus inflammation of the skin umbrella diagnosis unknown etiology
boils inflammation of the hair follicle etiology - staph bacteria
paromychia swelling of the tissue etiology - nail biting, picking of nails
poison ivy, oak and sumac type of dermititus etiology - plants
psoriasis chronic red lesions covered by silver scales etiology - believed caused by stress
herpes/cold sores small fliud filled sacs etiology - herpes simplex virus
mycosis tinea pedis (athletes foot,jock itch) tinea corpus (ringworm)etiology - warm dark moist conditions
onycholysis detachment of nail plate from nail bed etiology - infection or trauma
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