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Anatomy & Physiology I - Chapter 5: The Integumentary System

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show Epidermis  
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Name the four cells of the Epidermis?   show
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show Keratinocytes  
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show Melanocytes  
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show Langerhans cells  
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show Merkel cells  
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Name the FIVE layers of the epidermis in order?   show
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show layer  
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What is the deepest epidermal layer and is the site of mitosis; germinating layer?   show
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show Spinosum (prickly layer)  
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show Granulosum  
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show Lucidum  
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What is the outermost layer of the epidermis?   show
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What is the second major skin region, is strong, flexible connective tissue?   show
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show Papillary and Reticular  
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show Papillary  
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show Reticular  
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show Melanin, Carotene, and Hemoglobin  
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show Melanin  
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What is the layer of skin beneath of the dermis and is composed of adipose?   show
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show sudoriferous glands  
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Name the two types of sweat glands:   show
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show Eccrine  
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What is confined to the axillary and anogenital areas and produce true sweat plus fatty substances and proteins?   show
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Modified sweat glands found lining the ear canal that secrete ear wax, or cerumen is called...   show
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show Mammary glands  
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show Sebaceous oil glands  
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Name the THREE hair center layers cells:   show
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Hairs can be classified as...   show
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The body hair of children and adult females is of the pale, fine hair called...   show
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show terminal  
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Hair growth and density are influenced mostly importantly by...   show
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On an average, how many scalp hairs do we loose daily?   show
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show alopecia  
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show gene and sex-influenced condition  
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show Nails  
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The deeper layers beneath the nail is called..   show
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show nail matrix  
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show Eponychium  
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show hyponychium  
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show chemical, physical, and biological  
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show Protection, Body temp., Cutaneous sensation, Metabolic, Blood reservoir, and Excretion  
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What barriers include skin secretions and melanin?   show
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What barriers provides the continuity of skin and the hardness of its keratinized cells?   show
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show glycolipids  
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Name the FIVE substances that DO penetrate the skin in limited amounts:   show
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show biological  
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show sweat glands, constriction of the dermal blood vessels  
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What has a sensory receptors and is part of the nervous system?   show
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show Metabolic  
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How many percent can the blood reservoir hold in the body blood supply?   show
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show Excretion  
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show profuse sweating  
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show bacterial, viral, or yeast infections  
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show basale  
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Name the two stratums that can be found in the palm and soles:   show
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What are holocrine glands?   show
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What are the ABCD (E) rule?   show
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What is the least malignant and the most common skin cancer?   show
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show squamous cell carcinoma  
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Most dangerous skin cancer and highly metastatic and resistant to chemotherapy.   show
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