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epidermis
dermis hypodermis |
epidermis - = epithelim
dermin = = connective tissues hypoderjis = adipose + connective tissue |
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appendages
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accessory components (hair follicle, sweat glands)
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name p. 149 epidermis
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Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium:
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4 principle cells types in epidermis
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From base up: Stratum basale (deepest layer) , stratusm corneum (most superficial). 2nd = stratum granulosum 3rd up = stratum lucidum
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most bottom layer
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stratum basale
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2nd bottom layer
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stratum spinosum
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3rd from bottom
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stratum granulosm - (stains well) w/dark granules
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4 th from bottom
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stratum corneum - no nuclei - bec it's just keratin
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5 th from bottom
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stratum lucidum (not always seen)
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stratum meaning in Latin
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stratum = layer
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Keratinocytes' function
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a glycoprotein - produces keratin
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Melanocyte
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produces melatonin, esp under sun, skin produces melanina -protects a layer & damaging the basal layer, to protect cells from UV rays
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where 're melanoyte found?
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dark stratum basale layer
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All non-melanocytes cells are called
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keratinocytes
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what's dermis made up?
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>80 % dense irregular
loose connective tissues |
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in chicken
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epi & dermis easy to move, hypo
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where's the fat
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mostly hypo layer
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mountaints (& valleys) form?
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papilla = elevation
= valley tissues that form = papillary layer |
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lower region (of papillary)
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reticular region = dense irregular tissue
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below dermis you have ____ layer
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subcutaneous layer, aka superfacial fascia, aka hypodermis
= a lot of adipose tissue, a little loose connective |
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is there any blood vessels in epithelium?
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No!
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Imagine you're cutting the arm, what layers do you find?
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Epidermis, dermis, hypo (adipose = subQ = superfasical fascia, deep fascia, connective tissue
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renship between superficial fascia & muscle?
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superficial fascial of superficial to muscle
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deep fascia is the muscle
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deep fascia is superficial to the muscle
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LUMEN part 13, slide 1 lable all parts
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dermal papilla, stratum grnulosum, stratum corneu, stratum basale, (from bottom up)
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name this tissue type
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dense irregular
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what's down here?
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adipose (hypodermis layer_
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Slide 2
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stratum corneum, dense irregular (= tissues type), skin layer type ( = dermis) thsi is a seat gland
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slide 3: name row of cells
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stratum basale, stratum spinosum, granulosm, all the stuff aboe, corneum
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slide 3: name the white stuff
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loose connective tissues (body is dynamic )
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slide 4
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name white: corneum, granulosm spinosum
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slide 7
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dermal papill, stratum baasale, melanocytes ( = dark cells, keratonocytes (all cells toward surface), stratum corneum ( = top layer)
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slide 8
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stratum corneu, granuled layer in layer = granulosum
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slide 11
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= white ares
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slide 18
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an encapsulated nerve
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sebaceous glands
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oil glands for hair, oil goes into hair follicle. on test, the gland will have a duct going into hair follicle
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sweat gland
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more watery, saline, has enzymes, body, protective substances, produces mostly watery, salty, other substances
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eccrine
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true sweat gland, found in forehead, palms, feet, releases water for temperature regulation
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apocrine
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unique to armpits, secretion is more milky substance, where microorganism reside (like your armpit smells), in the axilary region, in anal genital area, more emotioanlly related
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gives you goose bumps
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arrector pilli muscle
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3 encapsulated sensory receptors
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Meissner's copuscle (sens light touch)
Pacinian corpuscle (sense deep pressure) Free nerve edings (sense temp + pain) |
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what layer are the 3 in?
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subcutaneous
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What do you call this structure?
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(sectional view) from book, p. 147
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p. 147 gland picture
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epithelium covers, gland = sebaceous gland
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onion picture
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pacinian corpuscle
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Lumen slide 21: identify haird follicles
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hair follicles
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slide 23
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brown in center is the hair!
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slide 25
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lots of sebaceous glands
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slide 2 name hese brown cells, name these purple cells, to cells
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dermis
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sweat glands (in Lumen) slide 2
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see the coiled area & ducts
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lumen slide 10
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sweat gland
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