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Skin Stack 2

Mrs. T's Skin Stack 2

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nails contain alot of this hard keratin
layer of skin that replaces lost cells stratum germinativum
fingerprints develop from this layer dermis
give 3 characteristics of hair colored by melanin, consists of dead epithelial cells, made by stratum germinativum
hair on a polar bear fur
another name for subcutaneous layer hypodermis (under the dermis)
muscles that produce goose bumps arrector pili
function of sebum oils the hair and skin
this part of the body has an especially thick stratum corneum heel of the foot
name the layers of the epidermis from the surface down stratum corneum, lucidum, granulosum, germinativum
name 2 sublayers of stratum germinativum stratum spinosum and stratum basale
keratin-filled cells that flake off are from what layer stratum corneum
if this nail part is destroyed, the nail might not grow back nail bed
oldest epidermal cells are in the ?? stratum corneum
below the dermis is the ??? subcutaneous layer
type of burn that requires grafting 3rd degree
part of body with especially thick stratum corneum heel of foot
these cells make melanin melanocytes
use of rule of nines estimating fluid replacement after burns
function of melanin protect from uv light
skin helps maintain calcium levels by making ??? Vitamin D
2 mechanisms for losing heat dilation of dermal capillaries, increased sweating
hair won't grow if this is destroyed hair bulb
skin exposed to sun makes greater amounts of these chemicals Vitamin D and melanin
another name for dermis corium
extension of epidermal cells deep into dermis around a hair hair follicle
fluid-filled pocket between dermis and epidermis that forms due to friction blister
freckles, vitiligo, and tanning are all related to this melanin
function of eccrine glands produce sweat
receptors that look like sperm cells touch receptors
receptors that look like branches of a tree free nerve endings
center of a fingerprint core
triangular shaped area of fingerprint delta
fingerprint that looks like a hurricane from above whorl
when a fingerprint line splits into two lines bifurcation
fingerprint that looks like a rounded hill simple arch
fingerprint that looks like a pointed tented arch
fingerprint lines enter and exit from same side loop
fingerprint line ridge line
make sure to study the diagram in the study guide too! (blank)
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