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Integumentary System

Health Science

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Membrane that lines the inside of CLOSED body cavities? Serous
What is name of the membrane that lines body cavities OPEN to the outside? Mucous
What membrane lines joint cavities (Ex: knee, shoulder, TMJ)? Synovial
Name of the membrane covers the outside of the body? Cutaneous
Regarding temperature regulation, what happens when blood vessels dilate? Heat is lost
Regarding temperature regulation, what happens when blood vessels constrict? Heat is retained
What do sebaceous glands produce? Hint: demodex mites LOVE this! Sebum/oil
Which gland produces sweat? Sudoriferous glands
What is the name of the outermost layer of skin? Epidermis
Blood vessels, lymph vessels, nerves, glands, involuntary muscle, and hair follicles are located in what layer of the skin? Dermis
What are other names for the dermis? Corium or true skin
Which layer of skin do finger prints come from? Dermis
At what structure do sebaceous glands open? Hair follicle
What gland opens at the skin surface at a pore? Sudoriferous glands
Hair and nails are made up of what type of keratin? Hard
What is another name for the hypodermis? Subcutaneous fascia
What is the medical term for a loss of hair? Alopecia
If the matrix of this skin component is damaged or removed, what will NOT grow back? Nails
What is the name of the natural pigment found in the skin, hair, and eyes? Melanin
What is the medical term for the bluish/purplish discoloration of skin? Cyanosis
This type of skin discoloration can be caused by burns, congestion of blood vessels, or radiation: Erythema
What is the name of the abnormal skin color characterized by yellow discoloration of the skin and/or eyes? Jaundice
What is the medical term given to "flat spots" on the skin? Macules
What is the medical term for "firm, raised areas" on the skin? Papules
Blisters, or fluid-filled sacs, are also known as what? Vesicles
This skin eruption is seen with acne/pimples and pustular psoriasis: Pustules
What is another name for scabs? Crusts
Elevated, itchy areas often seen with an allergic reaction or insect bites Wheals
What is term for a closed sac that often contains a semisolid material? Cyst
Another name for a deep loss of skin surface-possibly into the dermis? Ulcer
Created by: erin.pipkin
 

 



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