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Integumentary System

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What is the largest organ in the body?   Skin  
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What are the two layers of the skin?   Epidermis and dermis  
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Epidermis   out layer that is composed of stratified squamous epithelium  
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Dermis   Inner layer that is thicker than the epidermis  
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What separates the two layers of the skin?   a basement membrane  
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What is the layer below the dermis that contains loose connective tissue and adipose tissue?   Subcutaneous Layer  
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What does the subcutaneous layer do?   binds the skin to underlying organs.  
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What are the characteristics of skin?   protective covering, prevents water loss, houses sensory receptors, synthesizes chemicals, excretes some waste, and helps regulate body temperature.  
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Which layer of the skin lacks blood vessels?   Epidermis  
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Which layer of the epidermis lies closest to the dermis with cells that are nourished by blood vessels.   Stratum basale  
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Where do the cells in the stratum basale go when they grow and divide?   Skin surface  
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What do the cells of the epidermis do when they die and what layer do they form?   Filled with keratin and form the stratum corneum.  
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What specialized cells in the epidermis produce the pigment melanin?   Melanocytes  
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Why are some people darker than others?   The melanocytes in their skin produce more melanin  
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What layer of the skin is composed largely of dense connective tissue mainly collagenous and elastic fibers?   Dermis  
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What does the dermis bind to underlying tissue?   Epidermis  
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What kind of fibers are scattered throughout the dermis?   Nerve fibers  
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The dermis contains hair follicles and what two glands?   Sebaceous and sweat glands.  
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The subcutaneous layer is also called the?   Hypodermis  
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This layer contains what?   Major blood vessels  
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On what skin surfaces is hair not present?   Palms, soles, nipples ,and external reproductive parts.  
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Hair follicle   A group of epidermal cells that from at the base of a tube-like depression  
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Sebaceous glands are what kind of gland?   Exocrine  
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What does a sebaceous gland secrete?   sebum  
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What does sebum do to the hair?   keeps it soft, pliable, and waterproof.  
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What kinds of tissue are nails made of?   Keratinized stratified squamous epithilial.  
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What is the name of the half white moon-shaped area at the based of the nail?   Lanula  
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What is the lanula?   The most active growing region  
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What is the most numerous sweat gland in the skin?   Eccrine gland  
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What do the Eccrine glands respond to?   Body temperature  
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What is sweat secreted into?   Pore  
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What sweat glands are activiated by emtional upset or fear?   Aprocrine Glands  
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What gland secrete ear wax?   Ceruminous Glands  
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