Temp Reg/Aging
Layers of Skin
Access Struct/Cancer
Skin Healing/Skin Color
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100

In order for sweat to function properly and cool the body, it MUST  ______________ from the skin.


*HINT: Why is it that most people would prefer to be in a dry desert at 111 degrees, vs. New York in summer when its 85 degrees and 90% humidity

EVAPORATE!

100

Epidermal cells are supplied with nutrients from blood vessels located where?

Dermis

100

Acne is a disorder involving what gland?

Sebaceous glands

100

Exposure to UV light causes the skin to darken by stimulating the production of what?

Melanin

100

Exposure to UV radiation greatly increases the chance of what?

Skin cancer

200

List the MAJOR functions of skin  (Name 3)

1. Protection (FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE)

2.  Regulates body temperature

3. Synthesizes (makes) vitamin D



200

What happens to the epithelial cells as they are pushed from the deeper portion of the epidermis toward the surface?

They DIE!  (Also become flattened and keratinized)

200

Eccrine sweat glands respond to what?

Elevated body temperature (by Heat/Physical exercise)

200

A ____________ is a skin transplant from one person to another person, where a ______________ is a skin transplant from one part of the person's body to another part of their body.

Homograft, Autograft.

200

Skin cells play an important role in the production of which vitamin?

Vitamin D

300

As a person ages, the skin LAYERS typically become


THINNER (skin becomes reduced)



300

Tattoos are permanent because.... (2 facts needed)


HINT: Location AND reason

Ink is injected into the dermis, dermal cells do not shed

300

What is the MAJOR difference between a hair shaft and a hair follicle?

The HAIR SHAFT is made up of DEAD cells, whereas the HAIR FOLLICLE is made up of LIVING epidermal cells

300

A burn that involves ONLY the epidermis is called

Superficial partial-thickness burn

300

List three characteristics of a person most likely to develop a cutaneous carcinoma

Over 40, spent/spends a lot of time in the sun, light skin color

400

List 3 things that happen to the human body when an EXCESSIVE LOSS of body heat occurs.


HINT: Tell me about what is happening IN THE SKIN

1. Dermal blood vessels CONSTRICT (Become pale)

2. Skeletal muscles contract INVOLUNTARILY (Shiver)

3.  Sweat glands become inactive

4. Muscles contract -raising skin hairs (goosebumps)

 5. Glands secrete hormones to help generate heat

400

In order from outside to inside- List the 2 layers of the skin as well as the fatty layer

Epidermis / Dermis/ Subcutaneous layer (or hypodermis)

400

Cutaneous melanomas seem most commonly to be CAUSED by what type of UV exposure?

Relatively SHORT exposure to HIGH-INTENSITY sunlight

400

What determines a person's skin color? NEED TO BE SPECIFIC

The AMOUNT OF MELANIN produced by melanocytes

400

Describe inflammation. (3 things)

Reddened appearance, swollen, painful, warm temperature

500

What are the symptoms of the disorder HYPERthermia? (3 things)

Fatigue, dizziness, heat exhaustion, headache, muscle cramps, and nausea

500

What type(s) of tissue make up the:

1. Epidermis

2. Dermis

Epidermis: stratified squamous EPITHELIAL tissue

Dermis: Mostly CONNECTIVE tissues, with some smooth muscle + nervous tissue


TOP MISSED TEST QUESTION- Linked to Ch. 5

500

Name the type of cell that each of the following cancers arise from

1: Cutaneous carcinoma

2: Cutaneous melanoma



CC: Non-pigmented epithelial cells

CM: Pigmented melanocytes


TOP MISSED QUESTION ON TEST


500

Summarize the steps of healing (6 steps)


Hint: Occur AFTER you are cut and start bleeding




1. Coagulation: Blood clot forms

2. Scab formation

3. INFLAMMATION 

4. WBC (phagocytes) remove dead cells/bacteria

5. Fibroblasts bind wound together + growth factors released

6. Remodeling- New tissue gains strength and flexibility


500

In treating a burned patient, the "rule of nines" is used to estimate what?

The surface area (%) of the burn on the body

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