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Human Anatomy review

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What is superficial of the skin? Epidermis Dermis- Blood vessels and nerves Hypodermis (Subcutaneous)- Fats
What is in the Epidermis? Stratum: Basale-Base layer-cell division Spinosum: Spiny Granulosum: Granoles of keratin Lucidum; (Hand and feet)- clear Corneum: Dead cells accumulate and shed
Fingerprints(epidemal ridges)? Dermal papillae
What are the layers of the Dermis? Reticular: Dense with fibers-collagen Papillary: Lose connective tissue
What forms lines of cleavage? Growth pattern of skin-collagen fibers arrangement
What are sudoriferous glands and where do they happen? Apocrine: Armpits and genitals Eccrine: All over
What is the hair stages? Bulb:" Cell division to make hair. In the follicle and in the dermis. Shaft sticks out of skin. Gland in follicle: Sebaceous
What are the types of burns? 1 Degree: Redness-epidermis 2 Degree: Blisters-not fully through dermis 3 Degree: Through dermis- nerves damage. Bleeding can occur- skin grafting
What are the functions of the skin? Protecting, Vitamin D, Excretion, Temperature regulation, and sensation.
What are the things to do in a general-treat for shock? Fluids: Covering- keeping patient warm to stop fluid loss. They patient has to be kept warm and the burn convered.
What are the rule of 9's? Each arm-9 Each leg - 18 Chest-9 Abdomen-9 Upper back-9 Lower back-9 Genital-1
What are the steps for skin temperature regulation? Sweating, Blood vessels dilate(open) and it bring more heat to the skin.
Where is more eccrine found? Forehead, palms and face
Where is the Dermicidin found in? It's found in the eccrine sweat (antimicrobial).
Created by: Sillyflamingo
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