integumentary system- pg. 5 body membranes- 1) cutaneous (skin) & mucosa 2) serosa 3) synovial...
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Integumentary System-pg. 5
Body Membranes- 1) Cutaneous (skin) & Mucosa 2) Serosa 3) Synovial
Body Membranes-Epithelial- Cutaneous (skin) & Mucosa
Epithelial & Connective- Serosa- parietal and visceral
Connective- synovial (joints)
Skin
Skin Function •Protects against: bumps, chemicals, bacteria, sun,
temperature and desiccation•Aids in body heat control•Excretes urea & uric acid•Synthesizes vitamin D
Structure-Epidermis- epithelial tissue up to 5 different type layers
Stratum basale- (bottom)•Closest to the dermis•Well fed keratinocytes•Contains melanocytes
•Produce melanin that shields against sun damage
Stratum spinosum-2nd (bottom)Stratum granulose-3rdStratum lucidum-4thStratum corneum-top 20-30 layers of thick dead cells, filled with keratin
DermisTop region = papillary layer with dermal papillae, push up epidermis = fingerprints
Deeper region = reticular layer
Dermis contains
blood vessels, sweat and oil glands,pressure receptors, (pacinian)rich nerve supply, hair follicles
Hypodermis- subcutaneous, adipose tissue anchors skin
Skin color- everyone has the same number of melanocytes, but some produce more/less melanin
Things that affect skin color:Melanin- yellow, red, brownCarotene- yellow pigmentHemoglobin- rednessCyanosis- blue (lack of O2)Pallor- paleJaundice- yellow, liver problemsBruise- hematoma
Glands in SkinAll exocrine (ducts)Sebaceous- oil, deposit sebum into a duct that opens to a hair follicle or surfaceAcne: Blockage= whitehead -> blackhead -> pimple
SudoriferousSweat glands (2.5 million)
• Eccrine- all over, empty at surface, temperature regulation• Apocrine- axillary and genital
area, form at adolescence, empty into hair follicles, can mix with bacteria = smell• Cerumenous- earwax (cerumen)
Hair• Fastest growing cells living in
the matrix, dead cells in shaft.• Surface arrector pili muscle-
attaches the hair to dermis• Contracted = skin dimples
Nails- living matrix, rest is nonliving bed and free edge
Burns
1st degree- red, swollen, pain- epidermis damaged
2nd degree- red, pain, blister, epidermis & upper dermis
3rd degree- gray, white, black, no pain, entire skin, thick
Problems:
• Infection•Airway obstruction (face)•Scar tissue
• RuleOf Nines• Calculates the% burned
Neoplasms -Abnormal growths--Most are benign (not cancer)
Basal Cell Carcinoma
•From Stratum basale, surgically removed- curable
Squamous Cell Carcinoma• From Stratum spinosum-
grows rapidly, curable
Malignant Melanoma• From melanocytes, can be deadly
•A- asymmetry•B- border irregularity•C- color•D- diameter-> 6mm (eraser)
Other Problems
Infections:• Athlete’s Foot- fungus• Boils bacterial infection• Cold Sores- Herpes S Virus• Contact dermatitis- chemical
(poison ivy)• Impetigo- staphylococcus
Psoriasis- auto immuneStriae- stretch marksFlexure lines- creases over jointsBlister- epidermis and dermis separateLines of Cleavage- tension lines
Development• Fetus-–5-6 months-lanugo (fine, soft
hair)
Birth• Vernix caseosa- cheesy cover• lubricates skin
•Milia- oil glands/white spots
Adolescence-• Oily skin • Oily hair • Acne,• Axillary hair and sweat
Old Age-• Subcutaneous fat decreases• Decreased oil production• Less elastin• Less hair• Less Langerhorn cells (immunity)• Less melanin