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Title: INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM


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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
  • THE CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE AND ITS DERIVATIVES

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CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE/SKIN
  • EPIDERMIS
  • DERMIS
  • HYPODERMIS (ACTUALLY NOT PART OF SKIN)

3
EPIDERMIS
  • ECTODERM
  • THIN
  • lt 0.12 MM THICK OVER MOST OF BODY
  • CONTINUALLY REGENERATING

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CELLS OF THE EPIDERMIS
  • KERATINOCYTE
  • MELANOCYTE
  • MERKEL CELL
  • LANGERHANS CELL

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KERATINOCYTE
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KERATINOCYTE
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MELANOCYTE
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MELANOCYTE
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LANGERHANS CELL
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LANGERHANS CELL
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MERKEL CELL
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LAYERS OF THE EPIDERMIS
  • STRATUM BASALE
  • STRATUM SPINOSUM
  • STRATUM GRANULOSUM
  • STRATUM LUCIDUM
  • STRATUM CORNEUM

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STRATUM BASALE
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STRATUM SPINOSUM
  • HAS CYTOPLASMIC EXTENSIONS THAT CONNECT CELLS
  • LOOK LIKE SPINES
  • DIVISION OF CELLS IN STRATUM BASALE PUSHES CELLS
    UP INTO SPINOSUM

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STRATUM SPINOSUM
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STRATUM SPINOSUM
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STRATUM GRANULOSUM
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STRATUM GRANULOSUM
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STRATUM LUCIDUM
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STRATUM CORNEUM
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THICK VS THIN SKIN
  • RELATIVE THICKNESS OF EPIDERMIS
  • MOST OF BODY HAS THIN SKIN
  • THICK SKIN
  • PALMS OF HANDS
  • SOLES OF FEET

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EPIDERMAL RIDGES
  • STRATUM GERMINAVATUM FORMS
  • GENETICALLY DETERMINED
  • UNIQUE TO INDIVIDUAL

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HOW DOES THE EPIDERMIS GET NUTRIENTS
  • NO BLOOD SUPPLY TO EPIDERMIS
  • DIFFUSES FROM DERMIS BELOW

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SKIN COLOR
  • MELANIN
  • CAROTENE
  • HEMOGLOBIN IN BLOOD CAPILLARIES

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MELANOCYTES
  • MIGRATE INTO EPIDERMIS
  • TRANSFER PIGMENTS TO BASAL CELLS
  • ALL PEOPLE HAVE THE SAME NUMBER OF MELANOCYTES
  • DIFFER IN AMOUNT OF PRODUCTION

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CAROTENE
  • ORANGE-YELLOW PIGMENT
  • CAN BE CONVERTED TO VITAMIN A
  • PRODUCES YELLOWISH HUE IN SOME RACES

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DERMIS
  • DEEP TO STRATUM BASALE
  • DENSE IRREGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE
  • MESODERM

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DERMIS
  • PRIMARILY COLLAGEN FIBERS
  • SOME ELASTIC AND RETICULAR
  • BLOOD VESSELS
  • LYMPH VESSELS
  • GLANDS
  • SENSORY ORGANS

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LAYERS OF DERMIS
  • PAPILLARY
  • RETICULAR

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PAPILLARY
  • OUTER MORE SUPERFICIAL
  • LIES CLOSE TO STRATUM BASALE
  • HAS MANY DERMAL PAPILLAE

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DERMAL PAPILLAE
  • SOME CONTAIN CAPILLARY LOOPS
  • SOME CONTAIN SENSORY RECEPTORS

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RETICULAR LAYER
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CLEAVAGE LINES
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HYPODERMIS
  • SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUES
  • LOOSE CONNECTIVE WITH

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GLANDS OF THE SKIN
  • SUDORIFEROUS
  • SEBACEOUS
  • CERUMINOUS
  • CILIARY
  • MEIBOMIAN
  • DOWN GROWTH OF ECTODERM

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SUDORIFEROUS GLANDS
  • ECCRINE
  • APOCRINE

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ECCRINE SWEAT GLANDS
  • FOUND ON NEARLY ALL SURFACES
  • NOT FOUND ON NAILBEDS, LIP MARGINS, EARDRUMS,
    NIPPLES, INNER LIPS OF VULVA, OR TIP OF PENIS

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PERSPIRATION
  • SECRETE DUE TO RISE IN TEMPERATURE OR
    PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS
  • COLORLESS, WATERY SWEAT
  • NEUTRAL FATS, ALBUMIN, UREA, LACTIC ACID, SODIUM
    CHLORIDE, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, SUGAR AND ASCORBIC
    ACID

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SENSIBLE VS INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION
  • INSENSIBLE AN INACTIVE PERSON PRODUCES
    ABOUT 70 ML OF SWEAT A DAY
  • SENSIBLE AN ATHLETE OR WORKER CAN PRODUCE OVER
    A LITER OF SWEAT DURING A DAY
  • REGULATES BODY TEMPERATURE

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APOCRINE
  • ODORIFEROUS GLANDS
  • ARMPITS, DARK REGION AROUND NIPPLES, OUTER
    SURFACE OF VULVA, ANAL, AND GENITAL REGIONS
  • LARGER AND MORE DEEP THAN ECCRINE GLANDS
  • BECOME ACTIVE AT PUBERTY
  • ENLARGE JUST BEFORE MENSTRUATION
  • RESPOND TO STRESS
  • CONTAIN HUMAN PHEROMONES

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CERUMINOUS GLANDS
  • SPECIALIZED APOCRINE GLANDS
  • OUT EAR CANAL
  • SECRETE THE WATER COMPONENT OF CERUMEN

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SEBACEOUS GLANDS
  • OIL GLANDS
  • FOUND IN DERMIS
  • FOUND NEXT TO HAIR FOLLICLE OR WHERE A HAIR
    FOLLICLE ONCE WAS
  • FORM SEBUM

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SEBUM
  • POLITE FAT
  • SEMISOLID
  • ALMOST ENTIRELY LIPDS 60 TRIGLYCERIDES
    FATTY ACIDS SOME WAXES ARE PRESENT
  • PERMEABILITY LAYER
  • SKIN SOFTENING AGENT
  • BARRIER AGAINST MICROBES
  • PHEROMONE

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HAIR
  • KERATINIZED THREADS OF CELLS
  • DOWN GROWTH OF EPIDERMIS
  • COVERS ALL OF BODY EXCEPT PALMS, SOLES, LIPS, TIP
    OF PENIS, INNER LIPS OF VULVA AND NIPPLES.

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TYPES OF HAIRS
  • LANUGO
  • VELLUS
  • INTERMEDIATE HAIRS
  • TERMINAL HAIRS

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LANUGO
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TERMINAL HAIR
  • REPLACE VELLUS ON SCALP AND EYEBROWS AT FIVE OR
    SIX YEARS
  • COARSE TERMINAL HAIR APPEARS AT PUBERTY

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FUNCTION OF HAIR
  • PROTECTION
  • INSULATION
  • PROTECTS EYES
  • SCREENS OUT FOREIGN PARTICLES
  • SEXUAL ATTRACTANT

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STRUCTURE OF HAIR
  • MEDULLA
  • CORTEX
  • CUTICLE

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DERMAL PAPILLAE
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LIFE CYCLE OF A HAIR
  • GROWTH PERIOD
  • INACTIVE PERIOD
  • LOSS OF HAIR
  • NEW GROWTH
  • GROW FASTER AT NIGHT
  • FASTER IN WARM WEATHER

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NAILS
  • MODIFICATION OF EPIDERMIS
  • FLAT KERATINIZED PLATES
  • TRANSLUCENT

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PARTS OF THE NAIL
  • EPONYCHIUM
  • HYPONYCHIUM
  • MATRIX
  • LUNULA

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EFFECTS OF AGING
  • WRINKLES
  • FEWER OIL AND SWEAT GLANDS
  • LESS IMMUNE FUNCTION
  • REDUCED BLOOD FLOW TO DERMIS

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LENTIGINES
  • LIVER SPOTS
  • SMOOTH FLAT BROWN AREA
  • HANDS OR FACE

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SEBORRHEIC KERATOSES
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ANGIOMAS
  • SMALL
  • BRIGHT RED
  • BUMPS

58
GRAY OR WHITE HAIR
  • DUE TO LESS MELANIN PRODUCTION

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OTHER EFFECTS OF AGING
  • MORE HAIR IN NOSTRILS, EARS AND EYEBROWS
  • POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN MAY GROW LONGER HAIR ON
    UPPER LIP
  • LOSS OF HAIR BY BOTH MEN AND WOMEN

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FUNCTIONS OF THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
  • PROTECTION
  • BODY TEMPERATURE REGULATION
  • EXCRETION
  • SENSATION
  • VITAMIN D

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PROTECTION
  • PHYSICAL BARRIER
  • ACIDIC SECRETIONS
  • CAUSES ACIDIC p H (4-6.9)
  • ACTS AS ANTISEPTIC LAYER
  • FIRST LINE OF IMMUNE DEFENSE
  • LANGERHANS CELLS IN EPIDERMIS
  • MACROPHAGES IN DERMIS

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TEMPERATURE REGULATION
  • ARTERIOLES IN DERMIS DILATE OR CONSTRICT TO
    REGULATE HEAT LOSS
  • SWEAT GLANDS CAN RELEASE WATER TO FACILITATE HEAT
    LOSS BY EVAPORATION

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EXCRETION
  • SWEAT
  • NITROGENOUS WASTES
  • SODIUM CHLORIDE

64
SENSATION
  • NERVE ENDINGS
  • SPECIALIZED RECEPTORS
  • MONITOR TEMPERATURE, LIGHT TOUCH, PRESSURE,
    PAIN.
  • CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM MONITORS AND INITIATES
    PROPER RESPONSE

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VITAMIN D PRODUCTION
  • SUNLIGHT NECESSARY
  • STEROL NECESSARY FOR ABSORPTION OF CALCIUM
  • FACILITLATES NORMAL GROWTH OF BONES
  • FACILITATES REPAIR OF FRACTURES

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REPAIR
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CLINICAL CONDITIONS
  • BALDNESS
  • BURNS
  • CUTS WOUNDS
  • ACNE
  • CANCERS
  • PRESSURE ULCERS

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MALE PATTERN BALDNESS
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BURNS
  • FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD DEGREE

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FIRST DEGREE
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SECOND DEGREE
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THIRD DEGREE BURNS
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CUTS AND ABRASIONS
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CANCERS
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MELANOMA
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MELANOMA
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BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
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BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
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SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA
80
KARPOSIS SARCOMA
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KARPOSIS SARCOMA
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PRESSURE ULCERS
83
PRESSURE ULCERS
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
  • EPIDERMIS
  • DERMIS

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EPIDERMIS
  • ECTODERM
  • ABOUT 7 WEEKS AFTER CONCEPTION PERIDERM FORMS
  • ALL FIVE LAYERS CAN BE SEEN BY FOUR MONTHS
  • VERNIX CASEOSA FORMED DURING FIFTH MONTH
  • MELANIN PRODUCTION BEGINS JUST BEFORE BIRTH
  • SKIN THICKENS AFTER BIRTH

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DERMIS
  • FROM MESENCHYME
  • ABOUT 11 WEEKS

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NAIL DEVELOPMENT
  • BEGINS AT ABOUT 10 WEEKS
  • TOE NAILS FIRST
  • INITIALLY COVERED BY EPIDERMIS FORMS THE
    CUTICLE
  • REACH TIPS OF FINGERS BY WEEK 32
  • REACH TIPS OF TOES BY WEEK 36
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