The anatomical name for the cuticle
What is eponychium?
Fixing the system to offer equal access to both tools and opportunities
What is justice?
The cellular junctions formed by connexons
What is gap junctions?
The main goal of homeostasis is maintaining...
What is equilibirum?
The process of forming new blood vessels to increase blood vessels after an injury
What is angiogenesis?
The shortest phase of hair growth also known as the transition phase
What is catagen?
_____ include mortality, morbidity, life expectancy, health care expenditures, heal status, function limitations.
What is health outcomes?
The ____ junction connects cells together by their actin filament.
What is adheren?
What is setpoint?
During regeneration this process covers the cut with new cells
What is cell division?
The inner layer of a hair
What is medullo?
Race is a social ____
What is construct?
The proteins that integrins connect to in the ECM
What is fibronectin and collagen?
In osmoregulation, when the solute concentration is higher outside the cell than inside the cell, the classification of this state.
What is hypertonic?
Signaling molecules that mast cells release after an injury
What is cytokines?
In this layer of skin you would find free nerve endings
What is epidermis?
Social organization, institutes, rules, values, rituals, symbols, and language
What is culture?
The cell junction that connects epithelial cells to create a water tight barrior
What is tight junctions?
In this process sweat glands become active, muscle hairs relax, and blood vessels dialate.
What is thermoregulation?
This protein is responsible for scar formation
What is fibroblasts?
Supplies blood to the hair
What is papilla?
Describes when multiple parts of identity make you unique
Adhesion proteins that connect cells to the basal membrane
What is hemi-desmosomes and integrins?
In childbirth contractions signal an increase in contractions demonstrating _____ feedback.
What is positive?
The role lymphocytes play in inflammation
What is clean?