Cell Types
Practical Examples
Vocabulary
Layers
Glands
Accessory Organs
Burns
100

Keratinocytes are cells that......

Produce Keratin making your skin tough and water proof. 

100

People who are in hospice care or in the hospital for a long time have to be turned every 2 hours to prevent bed sores from occurring. Bed sores are an example of what type of cellular death that can be dangerous if gotten out of hand?

Necrosis.

100

Dermatology is the ________________________. 

Study of skin. 

100

Name the 3 layers of skin from the MOST deep to the MOST superficial. 

Subcutaneous, Dermis, and Epidermis.

100

What are the 3 types of glands? 

Holocrine, Apocrine, and Merocrine. 

100

What are the accessory organs of the Integumentary system? 

Nails and hair.

100

What are the 3 types of burns? (Names)

1st degree, 2nd degree, and 3rd degree burns. 

200

Melanocytes are cells that ..........

Produce melanin which protects us from UV radiation and gives us skin color.

200

Vitamin D is an essential vitamin that we get in our daily diet, but it only becomes active when exposed to sunlight. Why is vitamin D important for the Integumentary System?

Increases keratinocyte differentiation.

200

Epidermis is _____________________. 

Top layer of skin.

200

What is the difference between Thick skin and Thin skin? 

Thin skin has 4 layers and Thick skin has 5 layers. 

200

What types of cells produce sebum? 

Holocrine Glands

200

What type of cells give us our unique hair color? 

Melanocytes.

200

What layer of skin is damaged during a 3rd degree burn? 

The epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layers of skin. 
300

What types of cells are found in the superficial layer of the epidermis

Keratinocytes.

300

Hair is composed of dead skin cells that push their way to the surface. How is hair color determined?

Melanocytes. 

300

Autograft means...

That you can take skin from another part of your body to heal burns. 

300

Which layer is different in Thick skin v.s. Thin skin? (the name)

Stratum ludicum

300

What types glands produce sweat? 

Merocrine Glands. 

300

Hair is composed of ________ cells. 

Dead skin

300

What is an example of a first degree burn? 

Sunburn

400

Motor cells are cells that .....

Conduct impulses to the muscles in the dermis layer. 
400

Tattoos are an invasive procedure that shoots dye into your skin. Not only are you poisoning your blood stream by injecting a dye into your system,  but you are also damaging you Integumentary system by creating ___________________________.

It is NOT a burn, but inserting pigments not your skin.

400

Dermal Papillae are ....

Uneven ridges in the epidermis that give us our unique fingerprints. 

400

What are the layers of Thin skin from MOST superfical to MOST deep? (the names)

1. Stratum corneum

2. Stratum granulosum

3. Stratum spinosum

4. Stratum basale

400
What are type of sweat glands become active during puberty to release a more fatty kind of sweat, giving us our body odor? 

Apocrine Glands

400

As hair and nails grow out what types of cells are located at the very end? 

Keratinized cells. 

400

When you get a sever burn somewhere on your body, what might be a side effect of the burn? 

Dehydration, Scaring, and Blisters.

500
What types of tissues are found in the dermal layer of the skin? 

Connective Tissue.

500

If you were going to go hiking in Wyoming during October you would need to ware a coat to keep you warm. In cold temperatures we tend too shiver. Shivering causes what type of gland pores to close preventing the loss of fluids?

Merocrine sweat glands. 

500

Accessory organ is an organ _________________ the main organ. 

Other than

500

What are the layers of Thick skin from MOST deep to MOST superficial? (the names)

1. Stratum basale

2. Stratum spinosum

3. Stratum granulosum

4. Stratum ludicum

5. Stratum corneum

500

What types of glands are found in BOTH male and females, but become active during females during pregnancy? 

Mammary Glands. 

500

What is albinism? 

People who have NO skin color. 

500

Some burns cannot heal on their own and need assistance. If you need to receive stem cells from another person/cadaver that type of graft is called a _____________________.


Homograft.