Exocrine Glands
Age-Related Changes/Random
Burns & Inflammation
Endocrine Functions & Skin
Hair & Nails
100

This type of gland releases an oily lipid secretion called sebum.

sebaceous glands 

100

Fewer of these skin cells with age can result in paler skin and reduced tanning ability.

melanocytes

100

Partial thickness burns are classified as what level (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th-degree or more than one of those) of burns?

First and second-degree burns

100

These are the name for chemical messengers, which all coordinate integumentary system functions with other body systems.

hormones

100

Nails and hair are primarily composed of dead cells packed with this protein.

keratin

200

These sweat glands are found in most areas of the skin and open directly onto the skin surface.

eccrine/merocrine sweat glands

200

What condition results from vitamin D deficiency in children?

Rickets

200

This degree of burn involves deeper structures beyond the categories of partial- and full-thickness burns.

Fourth-degree burns

200

These hormones can loosen intercellular connections and reduce the epidermis's effectiveness as a barrier against infection.

steroid hormones

200

According to the notes, aging can cause hair growth in unusual locations, what body areas would be an unusual location?

ears
300

Contractions of this muscle help release sebum onto the hair follicle and skin surface.

arrector pili muscle

300

Decreased perspiration with age can make this important function of the skin less effective.

thermoregulation (sweating)

300

These cells release mediators of inflammation (MOIs) during an infection.

mast cells

300

This peptide hormone has widespread effects on epithelial tissues and promotes cell division in the stratum basale and spinosum.

Epidermal Growth Hormone (EGF)

300

This pale, proximal, crescent-shaped portion of the nail body is called the ______.

lunula

400

Sebaceous glands are classified as this type of gland because the entire cell discharges its secretion.

holocrine glands

400

What structure is also called the cuticle?

Eponychium

400

Match the inflammation term with its meaning from the list: calor refers to this.

1. Pain

2. Swelling

3. Heat

4. Inflammation

it is 3, Heat

400

This hormone stimulates fibroblast activity and collagen production and promotes wound repair and stimulates nearly every tissue in the body for development.

Human growth hormone (HGH)

400

True or False? Aging is associated with an increase in the number of active hair follicles. 

False: associated with FEWER active hair follicles

500

Overgrowth of this type of bacteria, which uses sebum as a food source, can contribute to acne.

Proprianobacter Acnes (or Cutibacterium Acnes)

500

What secretion is produced in the ears, and also referred to as earwax?

Cerumen (from ceruminous glands)

500

This sign of inflammation refers to redness caused by increased blood flow to an area.

Rubor
500

What is the term for pain in regards to the four signs of inflammation?

Dolar

500

Nail production occurs in this epidermal fold.

The nail root

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