Body Membranes
Skin
Skin p2
Skin Cancer
Burn
100
There are two major categories or types of body membranes
Epithelial Membranes
Connective Tissue Membranes
100
Two main layers of the skin (cutaneous membrane)
Epidermis
Dermis
100
Another word for goosebumps
Arrector pili
100
Most serious and common form of skin cancer
Melanoma
Basil Cell Carcinoma
100
Rule of Nines
Body Surface Area estimation of burns
200
Three types of epithelial membranes
1. Cutaneous membrane
2. Serous membranes
3. Mucous membranes
200
The deepest layer of the epidermis and superficial layer
stratum Germinativum
Stratum Corneum
200
Crecent like shape of the nail
lunula
200
Most important factor in causing skin cancer
Sun exposure to UV Radiation
200
Severity of burns is determined by three major factors
Depth/number of tissue layers involved
Total Body Surface Area affected
Homeostatic mechanisms that are damaged
300
Describe the Serous membranes
Parietal lines walls of body cavity
Visceral lines the organs within a body cavity
300
Name the fatty tissue
subcutaneous membrane
300
Name the two sweat glands and another name for it
Eccrine Sweat Gland
Apocrine Sweat Gland
Sudoriferous Glands
300
ABCDE's OF Melanoma
Asymmetry
Border
Color
Diameter
Evolving
300
Partial Thickness Burns
First Degree Burn
Second Degree Burn
400
Describe Mucous Membrane
Lines the body surfaces that open directly to the exterior
400
Where does the hair growth begin
hair papillae
400
Sebaceous gland secretes what
Sebum, oil gland for hair and nails
400
Different shapes of most common skin cancer
400
Full Thickness Burn
Third Degree Burn
Complete destruction of epidermis and dermis
500
What membrane condition could present itself as a heart attack
Pleurisy
500
Close to the skin surface and is capable of detecting sensation of deep and light pressure
Tactile (Meissner) Corpuscle: light touch
Lamellar (Pacini) Corpuscle: deep pressure
500
5 functions of the skin
Protection
Temperature Regulation
Sense Organ Activity
Excretion
Synthesis of Vitamin D
500
HHV8 causes
Kaposi Sarcoma
500
Fourth Degree Burn
Extends to subcutaneous tissue of muscle or bone