Integumentary Review
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| Define skin | largest organ of the body
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| important functions | regulates sensations
protects against sun
regulates body temperature
prevents dehydration
resviour for food and water
synthesizes Vitamin D
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| Describe first degree burns | erythema hyperesthesia
superfical burns
only injures the epidermis
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| describe immunotherapy | Biotherapy
a newer treatment that stimulates the body's own immune defenses to fight tumour cells
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| Describe in situ and invasive | insitu confined to the original site
invasive penetrate the surrounding tissue
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| Describe sebaceous glands | secretes sebum
causes acne
present over entire body except soles and palms
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| Describe second degree burns | partial thickness burns
damage epidermis and part of dermis
vesicle or buille form
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| Describe the subcutaneous layer | hypodermis
binds dermis to underlying structures
composed of connective and adipose tissue
stores fat, insulates and cushions body regulates body temperature
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| Describe third degree burns | full thickness burns
epidermis and dermis are destroyed
waxy and charred
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| How is hair colour determined | the amount of pigment produced by epidermal melanocytes
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| What are two most important sublayers of the epidermis and where are they located | stratum corneum (outer)
basal layer (inner)
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| What do melanocytes produce and what is their functions | melanin
protects skin from ultraviolet radiation from the sun
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| What happens to new skin cells as they move towards the stratum corneum | they die
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| what is a dermatologist | the physion who specalizes in diagnosis and treatment of skin disease
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| What is a pathologist | grade and stage tumours
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| What is the most common type of skin cancer | basal cell carcinoma
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