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Integumentary system

Edpidermis, dermis, hair, nails, sweat glands, sebaceous glands

Layers:



Epidermis

Stratified squamaous

Layers:



Dermis

Areolar and dense irregular tissue

Layers:



subcutaneous

hypodermis (not actually part of integumentary system)

Functions of Integumentary system

Protection


water loss prevention


temperature regulation


metabolic regulation


immune defense


sensory perception


excretion through secretion


Epidermis -layers

Stratum Basale


Stratum spinosum


Stratum granulosom


Stratum lucidum (thick skin only)


stratum corneume


Epidermis: Stratum Balsale

Deepest


3 types of cells:


kertainocytes


melanocytes


tactile cells

kertainocytes


most abundant cell type


kertainocyte stem cells


produce keratin


keratine intertwines for strength

Melanocytes

Produce and store pigments


scattered among keratinocytes


UV protection

tactile cells

Few and far between


sensitive to touch


release chemicals when compressed to info about what is being touched

Epidermis- Stratum Spinosum

1.composed of several layers of keratinocytes


2. keratinocytes that migrate up from basale become specialized and non-dividing


3. keratinocytes attach to one another


4. epidermal dendritic cells


5. porcupine or hedgehog

Epidermis: Stratum granulosum

1. 3-5 layers of keratinocytes


2. 2 types of granules:


1. lamellar- fuse with plasma membrane and extrude their contents- mostly lipids


2. keratohyaline- keratinization


keratinocytes fill with keratin, get flatter and thinner, plasma membrane gets thicker


-organelles disinitegrate


-what is left is dehydrated, tightly, interlocked fibers

epidermis- Stratum lucidum

clear layers, 2-3 cells thick


found only in thick skin (palms and soles)


cells in intermediate keratinized process


Epidermis: Stratum Corneum

horn like


- 20-30 layers of dead keatinized cells


Anucleated and tightly packed


-takes to weeks to go from basale to corneum


sloughed off after another 2 weeks


-Dry protects against bacteria

Thick Epidermis

has all 5 layers


-palms and soles


-has sweat glands, but no hair, nails

Thin Epidermis


No stratum luidum


-has hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands


SKIN COLOR

results from hemoglobin, melanin and carotene

Hemoglobin

pinkish due to iron

carotene

orangish from food

melanin

pigment produced by melanocytes


-comes in yellow, red, brown, black, tan hues


-darkens with exposure to sunlight


-all people have the same number of melanocytes

Dermis

Areolar and dense irregular connective tissure


-mostly collagen


contains blood vessels, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, hair follicles, nail root, sensory nerve ending and smooth muscle tissue


-papillary and reticular

Dermis- Papillary layer

Superficial layer of dermis-areolar CT


-dermal papillae- project toward epidermis and interlock with epidermal ridges


--increase contact with epidermis


Dermis- Reticular layer

deep portion, dense irregular CT


-CTT interwoven around embedded structures-hair follicles, excretory glands, nerves, blood suplies

Nerve and blood supply

nerves-sensory receptors-control blood flow and gland secretion


dermis supplies nutrients to epidermis


vasoconstriction and vasodilation

thermoregulation

105-110: tissue damage, death


97-100: normal function


92-95: confusion, slowed reaction, loss of consciousness


80: brain damage

subcutaneous layer: hypordermis

areolar and adipose tisse


subcutaneous fat - where adipose tissue dominates


highly vascular


distribution is variable between the sexes

Epidermal Derived structures


derived from epidermal invaginations that reach dermis during development (hair, nails, exocrine glands)

HAIRRR

found everywhere excepts fingers, toes palms and soles lips


-from keatinized cells growing from hair follicle


-langugo


-vellus


-terminal

Arrector pili

GOOSEBUMBS

HAIR:


GROWTH:
Anagen Phase

18 mo-7 years of rapid growth,

HAIR:
GROWTH:
Catagen Phase

division stops, 3-4 weeks, follicle shrinks and goes to surface

HAIR: GROWTH:


Telogen Phase

resting phase, hair sheds, 3-4 months until stimulated agai in anagen

HAIR Function

protection


heat retention


sensory reception


visual identification


chemical signal dispersal


fashion statement

Sudoriferous glands

secrete sweat


secrete through sweat duct and pore and hair follicle


made of myoepitheilal cells


Merocrine= widely distributed, thermoregulation, secretion and protection


Apocrine= release into hair follicles - armpits, nipples, groin, anus

Sebaceous glands

holocrine


oily, waxy


inactive until puberty


most active o face and scalp


blocked duct= boil


ceruminous glands

true apocrine


located in external auditory meatus


cerumen= ear wax


keeps nasties out of ear

Mammary glands

breast


modified apocrine glands


both men and women have- only activated in women pregnancy


produce milk