Integumentary MBLEX
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| What makes up the Integumentary System? (There are 5) | Skin, Sweat Glands, oil glands, hair, and nails
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| Skin is also known as what? | Cutaneous membrane
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| What is the largest organ of the integumentary system? | The Skin
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| Sweat Glands are also known as what? | Sudoriferous glands
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| What do ceruminous glands secrete? | Ear Wax
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| What do mammary Glands Secrete? | Milk
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| What are oil glands also called? | Sebaceous Glands
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| What three parts are hair made up of? | A Shaft, A Root, and a follicle.
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| What attachment of the follicle gives rise to goosbumps? | Arrector pilli muscle
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| What seven parts make up a nail? | A free edge, A body, A root, A nail bed, A nail matrix, A lunula, A cuticle.
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| Which part of the nail extends beyond the nail bed? | Free Edge
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| Which part of the nail is the visible portion of the nail? | The Body
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| Which part of the nail is covered by the skin fold? | Root
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| Which part of the nail is the surface of skin where the nail lies? | Nail Bed
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| Which part of the nail is where cells divide? | Nail matrix
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| Which part of the nail is the whitish, crescent shaped area of the nail body? | The lunula
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| Which part of the nail is a narrow band of epidermis that adheres to the nail body? | The Cuticle
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| What are the functions of the skin? (There are Five) | Protection, Sensation, Vitamin D Synthesis, Absorption/Secretion/Excretion/and Respiration, Temperature Regulation
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| What word refers to the sensory receptors in the skin that relay information to the nervous system? | Cutaneous Sensation
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| Meissner Corpuscles and Merkle's Disks are what part of the skin? | Touch Receptors
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| Pain Receptors of the skin include? | Free Nerve Endings
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| Pancinian Corpuscles are what part of the skin? | Pressure Receptors
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| Ruffini's Corpuscles are what part of the skin? | Temperature Receptors
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| The number of individual bacteria on the surface of one square inch of human skin | 50 million
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| Oily surfaces, such as the face, may contain how many bacteria per square inch? | 500 million
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| What is the external layer of the skin called? | Epidermis
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| What is the internal layer of the skin caled? | Dermis
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| Which of the five layers of the epidermis is where cells actively divide? (mitosis) | Stratum Basale
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| Which of the five layers of the epidermis is where cells are starting to flatten? | Stratum Spinosum
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| Which of the five layers of the epidermis is where cells are undergoing cell death? | Stratum Granulosum
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| What is another name for cell death? | Apoptosis
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| Which of the five layers of the epidermis is where cells are flattened and closely packed? | Stratum lucidum
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| Which of the five layers of the epidermis is where cells are dead, flat and fully keratinized? ( Found only in the palms of the hand and the soles of the feet) | Stratum Corneum
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| What does avascular mean? | without blood
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| The cell type of the epidermis that produces keratin. | Keratinocytes
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| The cell type of the epidermis that produces melanin. | Melanocytes
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| The cell type of the epidermis that participates in immune response. | Langerhan Cells
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| The cell type of the epidermis that detect different aspects of touch. | Merkel Cells
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| Melanocytes make up what percentage of our skin? | 2%
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| Where in the skin are Melanocytes and Epithelial Cells found? | The deepest portion of the epdermis
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| The superficial region of the dermis is also called.... | Papillary Layer
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| The deeper region of the dermis is also called..... | Reticular Layer
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| What parts make up the dermis? (there are 6) | ateries, arterioles, veins, venules, capillaries, and lymphatics.
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| Where are apocrine glands found? | Genital and axilla area
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| What is inflammation of connective tissue called? | Fibrosiis
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