What is the Oil Glands other name?
Sebaceous Gland
What is the other name for sweat glands
Sudoriferous Glands
What tissue is this and where is it located
Reticular tissue
Located in the reticular layer
What layer of the Skin is Avascular?
Epidermis
What happens when elastic fibers clump
your skin becomes leathery
What does the Sebaceous Gland produce?
Sebum
What is the purpose of the sudoriferous glands
to produce sweat and regulate the body temperature
What tissue makes up the dermis
What layer is not technically part of the skin?
Hypodermis / Subcutaneous
True or false:
Stratum Granulosum is the 3rd layer of the epidermis
true
What is the function of the Sebaceous Gland?
To produce sebum that kills bacteria, keep skin soft
what is sweat composed of
Water, salt, vitamin C, metabolic wastes, lactic acid.
What are the 3 components of the Papillary layer of the skin?
Dermal Papillae
Pain Receptors
Touch Receptors
A concentration of melanin is known as?
a Mole
what are fingerprints left by
sweat
What two places do not have Sebaceous Glands?
A.) Ears and Shoulders
B.) Tongue and Fingers
C.) Palms and Soles of Feet
C.) Palms and Soles of Feet
Where is the apocrine found and what do they secrete
in the armpit and genital areas and they secrete fatty acids and proteins into the hair follicles
What two layers make up the dermis
Papillary and reticular layer
Where are the pressure and pain receptors?
Papillary and Reticular layer of the Dermis
Stratum Corneum is a Shingle-like layer that rubs off as what?
Dandruff
What is the difference between a Whitehead and a Blackhead?
The whitehead is blocked by sebum inside, a blackhead is oxidized sebum that dried
why do armpits stink
the skin bacteria uses the secretions for growth and nutrients
What does the Dermis contain?
Dermal Papillae, Pacinian Corpuscle, Touch Receptors, Blood Vessels, Sweat and Oil Glands
Besides Melanin what other 2 pigments are responsible for skin color?
Hemoglobin and Carotene
What is another name for Hematomas?
Bruises