Healing and Temp. Control
Skin color
Accessory Structures
Epidermis
Integumentary misc.
100

How many of the layers of the epidermis see active mitosis?

One

100

Melanocytes are found deep within this major tissue layer

Epidermis

100

The Integumentary System includes hair, skin, and what other keratin based structures?

Nails

100

The most superficial layer of the epidermis

stratum corneum

100

This layer contains oil and sweat glands

dermis

200

Name two ways the body reacts to low internal temperature to maintain homeostasis.

Thermoreceptors signal hypothalamus, Vasoconstriction, Sweat glands stay inactive, Muscles contract involuntarily (shivering)

200

This is what a person has when they lack melanin due to a mutation in their pigment producing genes.

Albinism

200

This muscle connected to the hair follicle, is under involuntary control

Arrector Pili

200

The deepest layer of the epidermis

Stratum basale.

200

List the major layers of the integumentary system, from superficial to deep

Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis 

300

Place these terms in the proper order of the healing process for a cut:

Scab, Wound, Scar, Clot

Wound - Clot - Scab - Scar

300

Cancer of the pigment producing cells of the skin

Melanoma

300

The sweat glands that develop during puberty.

Apocrine sweat glands

300

How many layers make up the epidermis?

4 to 5


300

What the subdermis is primarily made of (tissue)

Adipose

400

This standard is used to evaluate the extent of a burn patient's injuries to body tissues. 

The rule of nines

400

People with darker skin have a higher percentage of this pigment.

Eumelanin

400

Sebaceous glands are associated with this other integumentary structure

Hair

400

Name two (of the three) layers of the epidermis that have living cells

Daily Double 2X

Stratum basale, stratum spinosum,  stratum granulosum

400

Where on the body would you find no oil glands

Palms and Soles of your feet, and lips

500

Deep body conditions are maintained around this temperature.

Daily Double 2X

98.6 F

(Anything  between 97F - 99F is acceptable)

500

People with fair skin have a higher percentage of this pigment in their skin.

Pheomelanin

500

This nerve ending is responsible for sensing light touch.

Tactile (Meissner's) corpuscles

500
This protein makes skin waterproof

Keratin

500

This essential nutrient is made in the skin

Vit D

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