HomeCoursesMEDSCI 201: Human Structure and FunctionLecture 19 Lecture 19 0% Question 1 of 43 Which is the largest organ in the body? = Skin Which is the largest organ in the body? = SkinQuestion 1 of 43Question 2 of 43 What is the area of skin covering the body? = 2m2 What is the area of skin covering the body? = 2m2Question 2 of 43Question 3 of 43 What are the functions of the skin? (5) Sense thermoregulation barrier excretion synthesis What are the functions of the skin? (5) Sense thermoregulation barrier excretion synthesis Question 3 of 43Question 4 of 43 How is the skin a barrier to microbes? (4) = Physical barrier antibacterial sweat/oil corneum dessicated inhibiting bacterial living How is the skin a barrier to microbes? (4) = Physical barrier antibacterial sweat/oil corneum dessicated inhibiting bacterial living Question 4 of 43Question 5 of 43 What is vitD important for? = Bone growth What is vitD important for? = Bone growth Question 5 of 43Question 6 of 43 What are the layers of skin? (3) = Epidermis dermis hypodermis What are the layers of skin? (3) = Epidermis dermis hypodermis Question 6 of 43Question 7 of 43 What are the cells of the epidermis? (4) = Keratinocytes melanocytes merkel cells tactile discs What are the cells of the epidermis? (4) = Keratinocytes melanocytes merkel cells tactile discs Question 7 of 43Question 8 of 43 Where does the basement membrane sit? = Between the the epidermis and dermis= Where does the basement membrane sit? = Between the the epidermis and dermis= Question 8 of 43Question 9 of 43 What are the layers of the epidermis? (5) = Stratum basale stratum spinosum stratum granulosum stratum lucidum stratum corneum What are the layers of the epidermis? (5) = Stratum basale stratum spinosum stratum granulosum stratum lucidum stratum corneum Question 9 of 43Question 10 of 43 The cells of which layer secrete lipids into the intestinal tissue? = Stratum granulosum The cells of which layer secrete lipids into the intestinal tissue? = Stratum granulosumQuestion 10 of 43Question 11 of 43 How many layers are in the stratum corneum? = 10-30 How many layers are in the stratum corneum? = 10-30Question 11 of 43Question 12 of 43 What happens to cell morphology and function as you ascend to the stratum granulosum? (3) = Cells get flatter= take on more keratin lose nuclei What happens to cell morphology and function as you ascend to the stratum granulosum? (3) = Cells get flatter= take on more keratin lose nuclei Question 12 of 43Question 13 of 43 What layer is only found in thick skin? = Stratum lucidum What layer is only found in thick skin? = Stratum lucidumQuestion 13 of 43Question 14 of 43 How long does it take for a cycle of skin to regenerate? = 48 days How long does it take for a cycle of skin to regenerate? = 48 daysQuestion 14 of 43Question 15 of 43 What are the cell types in the skin? = Keratinocytes melanocytes What are the cell types in the skin? = Keratinocytes melanocytes Question 15 of 43Question 16 of 43 Which cells are capable of initiating an immune response? = Keratinocytes Which cells are capable of initiating an immune response? = KeratinocytesQuestion 16 of 43Question 17 of 43 What are the epidermal proteins? = Keratin melanin What are the epidermal proteins? = Keratin melanin Question 17 of 43Question 18 of 43 What does keratin form? = Intermediate filaments What does keratin form? = Intermediate filaments Question 18 of 43Question 19 of 43 What does melanin do? = Absorbs UV produced by exposure to UV What does melanin do? = Absorbs UV produced by exposure to UV Question 19 of 43Question 20 of 43 What are the layers of the dermis? (2) = Papillary reticular What are the layers of the dermis? (2) = Papillary reticular Question 20 of 43Question 21 of 43 What is the tissue of the papillary layer? = Areolar connective tissue What is the tissue of the papillary layer? = Areolar connective tissue Question 21 of 43Question 22 of 43 What is the tissue of the reticular layer? = Dense irregular connective tissue What is the tissue of the reticular layer? = Dense irregular connective tissueQuestion 22 of 43Question 23 of 43 What does the loose connective tissue of the papillary layer allow for? = Migration of macrophages within the tissue What does the loose connective tissue of the papillary layer allow for? = Migration of macrophages within the tissue Question 23 of 43Question 24 of 43 What does the parillary layer of the dermis contain? = Meisner corpuscles blood vessels papillae What does the parillary layer of the dermis contain? = Meisner corpuscles blood vessels papillaeQuestion 24 of 43Question 25 of 43 What does the reticular layer of the dermis contain? = Hair follicles blood vessels glands elastic tissue What does the reticular layer of the dermis contain? = Hair follicles blood vessels glands elastic tissue Question 25 of 43Question 26 of 43 What are the cell types of the dermis? = Fibroblasts mast cells macrophages What are the cell types of the dermis? = Fibroblasts mast cells macrophages Question 26 of 43Question 27 of 43 What are the dermal proteins? (2) = Collagen elastin What are the dermal proteins? (2) = Collagen elastin Question 27 of 43Question 28 of 43 What leads to aging of the skin? = Degradation of collagen loss of elastin What leads to aging of the skin? = Degradation of collagen loss of elastin Question 28 of 43Question 29 of 43 What does the hypodermic consist of? = Loose connective tissue adipocytes What does the hypodermic consist of? = Loose connective tissue adipocytes Question 29 of 43Question 30 of 43 What is the function of the hypodermis? (3) Binds skin contributes padding insulates What is the function of the hypodermis? (3) Binds skin contributes padding insulatesQuestion 30 of 43Question 31 of 43 Where is thick skin found in the body? (4) = Palms fingers soles toes Where is thick skin found in the body? (4) = Palms fingers soles toes Question 31 of 43Question 32 of 43 What are organs and appendages of the epidermis? = Nails hair sebaceous glands sweat glands What are organs and appendages of the epidermis? = Nails hair sebaceous glands sweat glands Question 32 of 43Question 33 of 43 Where do nail cells originate? = Nail matrix Where do nail cells originate? = Nail matrix Question 33 of 43Question 34 of 43 Where do hair cells matrix originate? = Hair matrix Where do hair cells matrix originate? = Hair matrixQuestion 34 of 43Question 35 of 43 What is the role of the sebacous gland? = Lubricating the hair and skin What is the role of the sebacous gland? = Lubricating the hair and skinQuestion 35 of 43Question 36 of 43 What sebaceous gland is not associated with hair follicles? = Sebaceous follicle What sebaceous gland is not associated with hair follicles? = Sebaceous follicleQuestion 36 of 43Question 37 of 43 What is mechanoreception? = Detection of distortion of the skin What is mechanoreception? = Detection of distortion of the skinQuestion 37 of 43Question 38 of 43 Which is the onion skin receptor? = Pacinian corpuscle Which is the onion skin receptor? = Pacinian corpuscleQuestion 38 of 43Question 39 of 43 What are the types of thermoreceptors? (3) = Noxious cold noxious heat innocuous temperatures What are the types of thermoreceptors? (3) = Noxious cold noxious heat innocuous temperatures Question 39 of 43Question 40 of 43 Which parts of the brain do sensed temperature signals go? (2) = Primary sensory cortex (cognition) hypothalamus (autonomic response). Which parts of the brain do sensed temperature signals go? (2) = Primary sensory cortex (cognition) hypothalamus (autonomic response). Question 40 of 43Question 41 of 43 Which part of the brain controls the integration of temperature information? = Themo-regulatory centre Which part of the brain controls the integration of temperature information? = Themo-regulatory centre Question 41 of 43Question 42 of 43 What are normal body temperature parameters? = 35.6 - 37.8 What are normal body temperature parameters? = 35.6 - 37.8 Question 42 of 43Question 43 of 43 What responses does the brain incorporate to maintain normal body temperature? (3) = Shivering (skeletal muscle) vasoconstriction (skin arterioles) sweating (sweat glands) What responses does the brain incorporate to maintain normal body temperature? (3) = Shivering (skeletal muscle) vasoconstriction (skin arterioles) sweating (sweat glands) Question 43 of 43 Loading...