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Bio110 chapter 5
Integumentary System
Question | Answer |
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The Integumentary System consists of skin, its accessory structures (hair, glands,etc.) and _____________ tissue | subcutaneous tissue |
The functions of the integumentary system are Protection, both _________ & __________ | pathogenic & physical |
Storage, insulation, and cooling are functions for the ____________ system | Integumentary |
The skins two layers are the ________ & _______ | epidermis and dermis |
The _________ is the outer layer of the skin | epidermis |
The ______ is the inner layer of the skin | Dermis |
The epidermis is made of _________ __________ epithelial tissue | stratified squamous |
The dermis is made of ________ ___________ tissue | fibrous connective |
The layer of the skin that is made of stratified squamous epithelium is the | epidermis |
The layer of the skin that is made of fibrous connective tissue is the | dermis |
The _______ layer of skin is primarily made of the proteins collagen and elastin | dermis |
The dermis is made primarily of the proteins ________ & ________ | elastin & collagen |
The lowest layer of the epidermis is the stratum _____________ | germinativum |
The stratum germinativum is the ________ layer of the epidermis | lowest |
The function of the stratum germinativum is ______ | mitosis |
Mitosis occurs in the lowest layer of the epidermis. This layer is called the | stratum germinativum |
The new cells of the epidermis produce the protein | keratin |
Keratin is a ________ that makes skin relatively waterproof | protein |
The cells of the epidermis produce antimicrobial chemicals called | defensins |
Defensins are the ______________ chemicals of the epidermis | antimicrobial |
The cells of the epidermis that phagocytize pathogens are the __________ _____ | langerhans cells |
Langerhans cells are found in the epidermis of the skin where they ____________ __________ | phagocytize pathogens |
Langerhans cells are found in the _________ of the skin where they phagocytize pathogens | epidermis |
The outermost layer of the epidermis is the stratum __________ | Corneum |
The stratus corneum is the __________ layer of the epidermis | outermost |
The stratum corneum is made of several layers of ____ cells which are made of _________ | dead, keratin |
The stratum _________ is made of several layers of dead cells made of keratin | corneum |
The function of the stratum corneum is to prevent _______ loss or entry | water |
Prevention of water loss or entry is the function of the ________ ________ | stratum corneum |
Prevention of the entry of pathogens is a function of the stratum _________ | corneum |
The stratum corneum prevents the entry of _________ through the epidermis | pathogens |
Melanocytes produce the protein _______ | melanin |
Melanin is produced by ____________ | melanocytes |
Living skin cells are protected from exposure to ultraviolet rays by _______ | melanin |
Melanin protects ________ skin cells from exposure to ___________ rays | Living, ultraviolet |
Human hair helps to keep dust out of the _____ & ______ ________ | eyes & nasal passages |
Human hair has an insulating function on the _____ | head |
Another name for the stratum germinativum is | stratum basale |
The stratum germinativum is an area of continual ________ to replace skin cells that slough off | mitosis |
Defensins are peptides synthesized by living keratinocytes and are in times of _____________ | inflammation |
The uneven junction between the dermis and epidermis is called the | papillary layer |
The papillary layer is found between the _______ & the __________ | dermis & epidermis |
The papillary layer has an __________ blood supply | abundant |
Hair follicles are within the _______ but made of epidermal tissue | dermis |
The dermis contains hair & nail follicles, _______ receptors and glands | sensory |
The hair root contains cells called the _______ | matrix |
Hair follicles produce ________ | keratin |
Hair gets it color from ________ | melanin |
Melanin gives hair its _______ | color |
______ cells die and become the hair shaft | keratin |
The muscle that makes hair stand up is called the ________ ____ | arrector pili |
The arrector pili muscle is also know as ________ | pilomotor |
The arrector pili muscle is stimulated by _____ or _________ | cold or emotion |
Goosebumps are caused by the ________ ____ muscle | arrector pili |
Nail follicles are the _______ & ___ nails | finger & toe nails |
The nail root is where _______ occurs | mitosis |
The nails are made from _______ for hardness | keratin |
The nails _______ the ends of fingers and toes from mechanical injury | protect |
________ receptors provide information about the environment to the CNS | sensory |
More sensitive areas have _____ receptors | more |
Most touch receptors are in the _______ | dermis |
Touch and pressure are received by ___________ nerve endings | encapsulated |
Heat, cold & pain are received by _____ nerve endings | free |
Free nerve endings send the message for ____, ____, & ____ | heat, cold & pain |
Encapsulated nerve ending receive information from _____ & ________ | touch & pressure |
The nails grow by the process of _______ in the root | mitosis |
The visible portion of the nails are made of _______ | keratin |
Scratching is a function of _________ | fingernails |
Drying of the skin is prevented by ______ | sebum |
Sebum is an secretion of __________ glands | sebaceous |
Sebaceous glands secrete _____ | sebum |
Sebum inhibits the growth of _______ on the skin | bacteria |
The growth of bacteria is inhibited by _______ on the skin | sebum |
Drying of the eardrum is prevented by _________ | cerumen |
The glands that secrete cerumen are called _______ glands | ceruminous |
Ceruminous glands secrete ________ to prevent the drying of the eardrum | cerumen |
Ceruminous glands are in the dermis of the ______ _____ | auditory canal |
Another name for cerumen is | earwax |
What are the two types of sweat glands | Apocrine & eccrine |
The axillary and pubic areas contain ________ sweat glands | apocrine |
Apocrine sweat gland activity is increased in times of ______ | stress |
Stress _______ the secretions of apocrine sweat glands | increases |
Apocrine sweat gland secretions which are metabolized by bacteria causes ___ ___ | Body odor |
Apocrine sweat glands are found in the ______ & _____ areas | axillary & pubic |
The Eccrine sweat glands are most abundant on the ____, _____ & _____ | face, palms & soles |
The face, palms and soles is where _______ sweat glands are most abundant | eccrine |
Eccrine sweat glands are important in _________ regulation | temperature |
Temperature regulation is a function of ______ sweat glands | eccrine |
The blood vessels in the dermis are called _______ | arterioles |
______ sweat glands help maintian normal body temperature | eccrine |
_____ is produced in follicles in the dermis | hair |
_______ are small arteries | arterioles |
The purpose of sweating is to _______ the loss of heat | increase |
In a cold environment, the arterioles in the dermis will _______ | constrict |
The arterioles in the dermis will constrict when it is ____ | cold |
When the arterioles in the dermis constrict, the loss of body heat will _________ | decrease |
Another name for the constricting of arterioles is | vasoconstriction |
Vasoconstriction is the name for when _________ constrict | arterioles |
Vasodilation increases _____ flow to the dermis | blood |
In a warm environment, the arterioles in the dermis will ______ | dilate |
When the arterioles dilate it is also called | vasodilation |
The arterioles will dilate when the external environment is ____ | warm |
When vasodilation occurs, the loss of body heat will be __________ | increased |
Vasodilation increases the _____ of body heat | loss |
Vasoconstriction is important to _________ body heat in a cold environment | conserve |
Vitamin __ is produced in the skin that is exposed to ultraviolet rays | D |
The precursor of vitamin D is | cholesterol |
Cholesterol is the precursor to vitamin | D |
Vitamin D is important for the absorption of _______ in the small intestine | calcium |
Calcium is absorbed in the _____ ________ with help from vitamin D | small intestine |
Ultraviolet light on the skin stimulates the production of vitamin __, which is important for the absorption of ________ | D, calcium |
The superficial fascia or hypodermis is __________ tissue | subcutaneous |
Subcutaneous tissue is a __________ tissue membrane | connective |
Loose areolar tissue and adipose tissue make up the ___________ tissue | subcutaneous |
Subcutaneous tissue is made of loose _______ tissue and ______ tissue | areolar, adipose |
Fat is stored in the ___________ tissue | subcutaneous |
Subcutaneous tissue is between the _______ & the muscles | dermis |
Between the dermis and the muscles you will find _________ tissue | subcutaneous |
Subcutaneous tissue or superficial fascia adipose tissue stores ____ for potential energy | fat |
In the superficial fascia, the tissue that contains many white blood cells is | areolar connective tissue |
In the integumentary system, areolar connective tissue is part of the ___________ tissue or _________ _______ | subcutaneous or superficial fascia |
The layer of the integumentary system that cushions some bones is the | subcutaneous layer |
The layer of the integumentary system that provide insulation by storage of fat is the | subcutaneous layer |
The layer of the integumentary system that stores potential energy in the form of fat is the | subcutaneous layer |
Excretion of waste through sweat is a function of the ____________ system | integumentary |
Vitamin D is important for the absorption of calcium and __________ | phosphorus |
With aging, all cellular function ____ | slows |
Mast cells in the subcutaneous tissue produces __________ and contribute to _________ | histamine, inflammation |
_____ cells in the subcutaneous tissue produce histamines | mast |