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ORGAN

2 or more tissues grouped together to perform particular function

Integumentary = skin

Largest organ in the body

Integumentary system

Skin, hair, nails, and glands

How many layers does the epidermis have?

4-5 layers

How many layers in the epidermis?

2 layers

How many layers in the hypodermis/subcutaneous/superficial fascia?

1 layer. Not part of skin. It's under Dermis

Layer that does not have blood vessels

Outer most layer of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

Melanocytes

Produces melanin (brown pigment)

Merkel cells

Touch receptor

LangerHans cells

Immune cells

Hemoglobin

Pink from underlying vessels

Carotene

Yellowish pigment

Freckles

Patches of melanin

Moles

Clusters of melanocytes

Albinism

Genetic defect . Can't produce melanin

Vitiligo

Melanocytes destroyed by autoimmune disease

Meissner's corpuscles

Touch receptor

Age spots

Places where melanocytes increase production

Papilla

Blood vessels nourish hair

Matrix

Where growth takes place

Medulla

Inner layer of air spaces and pigments

Cortex

Middle layer of packed cells with pigments

Cuticle

Single layer of cells that overlap like shingles

Name all Cells of epidermis

Melanocytes, Merkel cells, LangerHans cells and Keratinocytes

How many layers in Stratum basale

Single layer

Layers in Stratum spinosum

8-10 layers held by desmosomes

Explain Stratum basale

Deepest layer, single layer and constantly dividing germinal layer

Explain Stratum spinosum

8-10 layers held my desmosomes. Spiny looking cells

Explain Stratum Granulosum

3-5layers . Granular looking cells full of preheating molecules. Cells begin to keratinized and organelles begin to degenerate

Explain Stratum lucidum

Several layers clear appearance only in thick skin which is hairless

Explain Stratum Corneum

25-30 layers of dead flat keratinized cells. Waterproofs and strengthens skin

Layers of the Dermis

Papillary and Riticular layer

Explain Hypodermis

Made up of loose areolar CT and Adipose. Binds to organs below.. hypodermic Injections made here

What is the function of hair

Protection warmth and reduces friction

What does a hair follicle contain

Oil gland arrestor piling and hair root plexus

Function of nails

Protect digits grant objects

Structure of nails

Modified stratified corneum