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Integumentary system

Skin, the accessory structures, and the subcutaneous tissue

Epidermis

Outer layer of the skin

Dermis

Layer of skin under the epidermis

Stratum germinativum

Epidermal layer that lies atop the dermis and is composed of rapidly dividing cells

Stratum corneum

Surface epidermal layer that is composed of dead and sloughing cells

Keratin

Protein that makes the skin cells water resistant

What layer of the skin contains the blood vessels that nourish the stratum germinativum?

Dermis

Exfoliation or desquamation

Continuous sloughing of the stratum corneum

What layer of tissue is called the hypodermis?

Subcutaneous layer

Urticaria

Hives

Melanin

Skin tanning substance secreted by melanocytes

Albinism

Caused by the failure of melanocytes

Cyanosis

Bluish coloring of the skin and is due to poor oxygenation of the blood

Jaundice

Due to excess bilirubin in the blood, makes skin yellow

Ecchymosis

Trama-induced bruise

Causes moles and freckles

Melanin

Hirsutism

Excessive hairiness, means shagy

Alopecia

Loss of hair

Arrector pili

Dermal muscle that causes "goosebumps " when it contracts

Sebaceous glands

Exocrine glands, called oil glands, secrete sebrum

Sudoriferous glands

Sweat glands

Vernix caseousa

Cream cheese like substance that coats and fetus and a newborn

Upon what layer does the dermis lie?

Subcutaneous

What type of glands are the eccrine and apocrine glands?

Sudoriferous glands

What sudoriferous glands are generally associated with hair follicles and located in the gential and axillary areas?

Apocrine

Sudoriferous glands

Eccrine

Is a sudoriferous gland that is widely distributed over the skin, and plays an important role in temperature regulation

Sudoriferous gland

Pyrexia

Fever

Hypothalamus

Thermostat of the body

Thermoregulation

Mechanism whereby the body regulates heat production and heat loss

Antiphyretic

Drug that reduces fever

Nonshivering thermogenesis

Metabolism of brown fat

Eschar

Dead burned tissue that forms a thick, inflexible, scab like layer over the burned surface

Ceruminous

Sweat glands that secrete earwax

Mammary glands

Modified sweat glands that secrete milk