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BB1701 - physiology and anatomy
Chapter 6 - Integumentary system
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Integumentary system is made up of:
skin
accessory
structures
organs
Skin
main tissues of the skin:
epithelial
connective
layers of the skin:
epidermis
outer later which is composed of stratified squamous epithelium
dermis
inner layer (thicker)
composed of connective tissue (collagen and elastic fibres), smooth muscle tissue, nervous tissue and blood
Basement membranes separate both the epidermis and dermis
A)
golgi apparatus
B)
cell
C)
basement
D)
epidermis
E)
dermis
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Accessory structures -
Nails
protective coverings
consist of
nail plate
that covers the
nail bed
lunula
is the most active growing region
Accessory structures - Nails
protective
coverings
consist of nail
plate
that covers the nail
bed
lunula
is the most active growing region (epithelial cells of nail matrix divide)
A)
cuticle
B)
free edge
C)
nail plate
D)
nail bed
E)
lunula
F)
nail matrix
G)
cuticle
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Accessory structures - hair follicles
hair develops from hair follicle
hair bulge can be found near the bottom of the hair follicle
deepest portion of the hair root is the hair bulb
arrector pili muscle - smooth muscle cells that attach to each hair follicle
A)
hair shaft
B)
pore
C)
hair root
D)
hair bulge
E)
hair follicle
F)
follicle
G)
root
H)
matrix
I)
papilla
J)
bulb
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Accessory structures - glands
endocrine
secrete substances into interstitial fluid and
bloodstream
examples being
hormones
exocrine
secrete substances into
ducts
and onto the
surface
examples being
sweat
, saliva, milk,
mucus
A)
endocrine
B)
exocrine
C)
endocrine
D)
exocrine
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