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Chapter 6 Skin

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What makes up the cutaneous membrane?   epidermis and dermis  
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What is the specialized area where the cells of the epidermis meet the connective tissue cells of the dermis called?   dermal-epidermal junction  
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What are two other names you may here the subcutaneous layer refered to as?   hypodermis or superfical fascia  
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The skin in areas of high friction is said to be ______________.   thick  
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Thick skin can be found where?   palms of hands, soles of feet, and other body areas that are subject to friction  
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The epidermis can be subdivided into how many layers?   5 (stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum basale)  
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What is the epidermal cell that is responsible for synthesizing keratin?   keratinocyte  
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What is the tough, fibrous protein substance in hair, nails, outer skin, and horny tissues?   keratin  
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What is strata?   layers  
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What cells of the epidermis contribute to color to the skin and also help decrease the amount of UV light?   Melanocytes  
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What are highly specialized leukocytes (WBC) that function with the Langerhans cells to help trigger immune reactions in the body?   helper T cells  
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