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Membranes and Skin

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Membranes: Functions (3)   Cover body surfaces, Line body cavities, Form protective sheets around organs.  
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Cutaneous (skin): Cell Type   Stratified squamous.  
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Cutaneous: Common Locations   Skin/outermost.  
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Cutaneous: Functions   Protection.  
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Mucous: Cell Type   Stratified squamous, Simple columnar.  
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Mucous: Common Locations   Mouth, esophagus, rest of digestive tract.  
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Mucous: Functions   Lines body cavities, absorption, secretion.  
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Serous: Cell Type   Simple squamous.  
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Serous: Common Locations   Wall of ventral cavity, outside of organs, around lungs and heart.  
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Serous: Functions   Lines body cavities closed to exterior of body.  
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Synovial: Cell Type   Areolar.  
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Synovial: Common Locations   Capsules of joints, organs (bones).  
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Synovial: Functions   Secrete lubrication, cushion.  
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Integumentary System: Composed Of (5)   Skin, sweat glands, Oil glands, Hair, Nails.  
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Integumentary System: Functions (8)   Cover, Protect - Thermal, UV, bacteria and chemical, insulates, Cushions, Aids in excretion "sweat", Synthesizes Vitamin D, Contains sensory receptors, Repairs itself.  
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Epidermis: Composed Of   Stratified squamous epithelium.  
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Five Layers Called Strata   Statum basale (stratum germinativum), Stratum spinosum, Stratum granulosum, Stratum lucidum, Stratum corneum.  
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Stratum Basale   Deepest layer of epidermis, Lies next to dermis, Cells undergoing mitosis. Daughter cells are pushed upward to become the more superficial layers.  
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Stratum Lucidum   Formed from dead cells of the deeper strata, Occurs only in thick, hairless skin of the palms of hands and soles of feet.  
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Stratum Corneum   Outermost layer of epidermis, Single-like dead cells are filled with keratin, Rubs off as "dandruff".  
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Keratin   Protective protein prevents water loss from skin.  
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Epidermis: Characteristics   It has no blood supply of its own. Most cells of epidermis are keratin.  
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Melanocytes   Produce melanin, ranging form yellow to black.  
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Freckles and Moles   When melanin is all in one spot.  
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Tanning   Melanocytes form a pigment umbrella shielding DNA from UV rays.  
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Herpes Simplex   Cods sores caused by a virus that erupts after sunbathing.  
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Cancer   Caused when DNA is altered by UV rays.  
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Dermis: Composed of   Dense connective tissue.  
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Papillary: Contains   Dermal papillae, pain receptors, touch receptors, fingerprints.  
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Dermal Papillae   Indent the epidermal layers and gives nutrients to epidermis.  
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Meissner's Corpuscles   Touch receptors.  
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Reticular   Deepest skin layer.  
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Reticular: Contains   Blood vessels, sweat and oil gland, Pacinian corpuscles, collagen and elastic fibres.  
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Blood Vessels   Maintain body temperature: Hot = lots of blood, cold = blood goes to core.  
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Pacinian Corpuscles   Pressure receptors.  
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Collagen Fibres   Give skin toughness.  
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Elastic Fibres   Give skin elasticity.  
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Hypodermis: Composed of   Fat (adipose tissue).  
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Hypodermis: Function   Shock absorption, insulation.  
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Melanin   Amount and kind determines skin colour.  
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Carotene   Found in carrots and leafy green veggies.  
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Hemoglobin   Amount of oxygen content determines red colour.  
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Cyanosis   Blue colouring due to lack of oxygen.  
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Pallor/Blanching   Pale skin.  
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Redness   "Blushing", fever, allergy, inflammation.  
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Jaundice   Yellowing of skin form liver disorder.  
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Bruises   Blood clotting in masses called hematomas.  
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Exocrine Glands   Release secretions to the surface.  
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Sebaceous Glands   Oil glands.  
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Sebaceous Glands: Found   All over body except palms and soles.  
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Sebaceous Glands: Produce   Sebum.  
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Sebum   Mixture of oil and skin fragments. Keeps skin soft and kills bacteria.  
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Acne   Infection of sebaceous gland.  
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Blackhead   Sebum oxidizes and dries.  
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Whitehead   Gland is blocked by sebum.  
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Seborrhea   Infant "acne" - pink raised lesions on scalp that eventually fall off as oily scales.  
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Sudoriferous Glands   Sweat glands.  
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Eccrine   Found all over body. Produce sweat and regulate body temperature.  
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Sweat: Composed of   Water, salt, vitamin C, metabolic wastes, lactic acid.  
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Apocrine   Found largely in armpit and genital areas.  
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