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Chapter 6 Connect Quiz: Integumentary System

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Which cell is only found in the stratum spinosum and the stratum granulosum?

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Dendritic Cells

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The ____ System's major contribution is that it acts as a a barrier between the environment and the body

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Integumentary

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The initial step in the synthesis of the hormone known as calcitriol demonstrates the interaction of multiple organ systems, as in this example, where the ____ system requires proper functioning of the integumentary system.

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Endocrine

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Facial expressions require the integration of the ___ system in order to pull on skin attachments and create movement

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Muscular

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An example of ___ system interactions with the skin is the large number of sensory receptors that function to provide communication between the environment and body

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Nervous

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By serving as a blood reservoir, the skin can support the function of the ___ system by diverting blood to or from internal organs as neccessary

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Circulatory

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Dendritic cells located in the epidermis function to support the ____ system by detecting and altering the body to infectious or harmful agents

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Lymphatic

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Accessory structures of the skin, such as nose hairs, serve the ____ system by providing a mechanical filter against large objects entering the body

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Respiratory

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Active forms of vitamin D, as produced by the skin, improve the absorption of calcium from the ____ system

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Digestive

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As secreted in sweat, the skin aids the ____ system in ridding the body of metabolic wastes and excess electrolytes

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urinary

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Skin contains keratin and desmosomes that confer a mechanical strength to the epidermis which ___ such as punctures and abrasions

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Resists mechanical traumas

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As a result of impermeable cellular junctions and water-proofing lipids, the epidermis functions in _____

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Creating a barrier to some fluds

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The skin assists endocrine function by playing a role in ____ which is needed for calcium homeostasis

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Vitamin-D synthesis

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Because it houses many nerve endings and sensory organs, the skin is responsible for much of our ____

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Sensation

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Through vasodilation in times of excessive heat, and vasoconstriction during times of cold, the blood flow to the dermis aids the body through ___

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Thermoregulation

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Skeletal muscle attachments to facial structures produce a wide variety of expressions and ____ with other individuals

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Produce nonverbal communication

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The ____ is made up of multiple layers of dead keratinocytes that regularly exfoliate

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Stratum corneum

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The next layer is the _____ , which is present only on soles of the feet, hands, fingers, and toes

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Stratum lucidum

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The ____ is named for the presence of dark staining keratohyalin granules which bind the cytoskeletal keratin filaments together.

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Stratum Granulosum

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Towards the apical surface, in the ____ , the keratinocytes cease cell division, while at deeper regions, they can still undergo mitosis

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Stratum spinosum

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Comprised of viable, cuboidal and columnar cells, the ___ contains the keratinocyte stem cells that replenish the exfoliated cells at the surface

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Stratum basale

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Fingerprints are caused by ____

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Friction ridges

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When you make a fist, your finger joints move at ____ in the skin on the anterior surface of the hand

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Felxion creases

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___ are flat, melanized patches that vary heredity and sun exposure

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Freckles

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___ are elevated patched if melanized skin

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Moles

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A reddish birthmark made of benign tumors of capillaries is called a(n) ___

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Hemangioma

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Which of the following is not a type of hair?

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Keratin

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Mammary glands are modified ____ sweat glands and can be found in the ____

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Apocrine; Breasts

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Males do not have mammary glands because thy are only found in ___ and pregnant women

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Lactating

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Mammary glands produce ___ so a mother can nourish a newly born infant

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Milk

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The milk travels through ___ and out of the ____ for efficient conveyance to the newborn

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Ducts; Nipple

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____ arises from pigment-producing ____ and is the deadliest form of skin cancer if it spreads

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Melanoma; Melanocytes

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______ arises from ____ of the stratum spinosum and sometimes spreads to the lymph nodes

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Squamous cell carcinoma; Keratinocytes

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___ arises from the deepest layer of the skin's ____ and rarely metastisizes

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Basal cell carcinoma; Epidermis

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The ____ contains mitotic cells

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Nail matrix

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The ___ is deep to the eponychium

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Nail root

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The ___ contains layers of compacted, highly keratinized epithelial cells

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Nail body

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The ___ is part of the nail that can overhang the tip of the finger

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Free edge of the nail

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The stratum ____ is a single layer of columnar or high cuboidal cells resting on a basement membrane

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Basale

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The stratum ____ is composed of many layers of keratinocytes that are firmly attached to each other by desmosomes. This layer also contains dendritic cells.

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Spinosum

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The stratum ____ is composed of 3 - 5 layers of flattened keratinocytes containing dark staining keratohyalin granules

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Granulosum

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The stratum ____ is a translucent layer composed of 3 - 5 layers of keratinocytes without nuclei or organelles

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Lucidum

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The stratum ____ is composed of up to 30 layers of cornified, dead cells

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Corneum

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Why are injections frequently administered into the hypodermis?

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The subcutaneous tissue is highly vascular

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Why are the cells in the stratum corneum dead?

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Epidermal cells dies as they move away from their nutrient supply in the dermis

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Dermal papillae are numerous in palmar and plantar skin but few in number in the skin of the face and abdomen. What do you think is the functional significance of this difference?

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Dermal papillae help strengthen the connection between the dermis and epidermis and help prevent friction - related damage in high use areas

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Hypernatremia occurs when the sodium concentration in the blood gets too high. Why might this be a concern in patient with extensive third-degree burns?

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Disruption of the epidermal water barrier can cause severe dehydration

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This picture shows two different types of cutaneous glands. What do apocrine glands produce?

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Sweat

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Sebaceous glands (shown here) secrete a product called sebum. What is sebum?

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An oily substance that helps moisturize the skin and hair

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Use this picture to carefully examine the structure of the apocrine and sebaceous gland ducts. Which of the following statements is true?

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Both types of glands release their products into hair follicles

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Use this picture to carefully examine the lumina of apocrine and sebaceous glands. Which of the following statements is true? (Note: "lumina" is the pleural form of "lumen.")

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The apocrine gland has a clear lumen, the sebaceous gland does not.

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The secretory portion of apocrine sweat glands is made up of _____ epithelium, and the secretory portion of sebaceous glands is made up of ____ epithelium

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Simple cuboidal; Stratified Cuboidal

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The papillary layer of the dermis is made up of ____, and the reticular layer of the dermis is made up of ____

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Areolar tissue; Dense irregular connective tissue

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Use this picture to compare tissue structure in the papillary and reticular layers of the dermis. Which of the following best describes your observations?

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The reticular layer is thicker and more fibrous. The papillary layer is a thinner zone of more loosely organized tissue containing many "wandering" white blood cells

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How does the structure of the reticular dermis relate to its functional properties?

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Bundles of densely packed collagen fibers help the skin withstand stretching in many different directions

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How does the structure of the papillary dermis relate to its functional properties?

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The loosely organized tissue allows the diffusion of nutrients and the movement of white blood cells between the dermis and the avascular epidermis

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Four of the five statements below are common misconceptions about hair and fingernails. Which one is true?

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Each scalp hair can grow for several years before falling out

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Where are the cutaneous blood vessels and nerve fibers located in this picture?

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Both are in the dermis. Neither one is found in the epidermis

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Based on your answer to the previous question, which of the following seems most likely?

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Oxygen and nutrients must diffuse into the avascular epidermis from nearby dermis

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Consider your answer to the previous question. What impact might this have on the life history of keratinocytes?

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Keratinocytes in the deepest layers of the epidermis (close to the dermis) are the only ones that receive enough nutrients and oxygen to undergo mitosis

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Keep in mind the location of the nerve fibers in this picture. What impact might this have on cutaneous sensation?

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Unlike first-degree burns, third-degree burns destroy the nerve fibers in the dermis and may therefore be painless