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The Integumentary System
The Skin and its Appendages
The SkinTwo main components
● Epidermis ● Dermis ● (Hypodermis)
EpidermisCells of the Epidermis
● Keratinocytes ● Melanocytes ● Dendritic Cells
(Langerhans cells)
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EpidermisLayers of the Epidermis
● Thick Skin ○ Stratum Basale ○ Stratum Spinosum ○ Stratum Granulosum ○ Stratum Lucidum ○ Stratum Corneum
● Thin Skin
○ Absence of Stratum Lucidum
EpidermisLayers of Epidermis
● Stratum Basale (germinatum)
● Single row of stem cells
● 10-25% melanocytes
● very small amount of tactile cells
EpidermisLayers of the Epidermis
● Stratum Spinosum ○ several cells thick ○ weblike intermediate filament
network ○ melanin granules and dendritic cells
present
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EpidermisLayers of the Epidermis
● Stratum Granulosum ○ Keratinization Begins ○ Keratohyaline granules ○ Lamellar granules
EpidermisLayers of the Epidermis
● Stratum Lucidum ○ Only present in thick skin ○ 2-3 rows of clear, flat, dead
keratinocytes
EpidermisLayers of the Epidermis
● Stratum Corneum ○ anucleate ○ 20-30 cells thick ○ ¾ of epidermis ○ high keratin content ○ thickened, glycoprotein covered plasma
membranes ○ loses 50k cells/min
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DermisComposition ● Connective Tissue proper ● Rich nerve and vascular supply ● contains hair follicles, glands, and sensory receptors Layers ● Papillary Layer ● Reticular Layer
DermisPapillary Layer
● Thin ● areolar ● highly vascularized ● low density (great for
phagocytes) ● Dermal papillae (form
friction ridges in thin skin)
DermisReticular layer
● 80% of Dermis ● dense irregular
connective tissue ● blood vessel network
(cutaneous plexus) ● cleaveage and flexure
lines
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Appendages of the Skin
Hair and Hair Follicles
Nails
● Sweat Glands ○ Eccrine Glands Apocrine Glands
Sebaceous (oil) Glands
Appendages of the SkinHair and Hair Follicles
● Structure of hair ● Structure of a hair follicle ● Types and growth of hair ● Hair thinning and baldness
Appendages of the skinStructure of a hair (fig 5.5)
● Produced by hair follicles ● Conists primarily of dead keratinized cells ● cells contain hard keratin Regions
● Shaft ● Root Concentric Layers
● Medulla ● Cortex ● Cuticle
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Appendages of the skinStructure of a Hair Follicle (fig 5.5)
● Epithelium based ● Hair bulb ● Hair follicle receptor ● Hair papillae ● Peripheral connective tissue sheath ● Epithelial root sheath
Appendages of the SkinTypes and Growth of Hair ● Vellus Hair ● Terminal Hair
Appendages of the SkinHair Thinning and Baldness ● Alopecia ● True Baldness (Male Pattern)
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Appendages of the SkinNails (fig 5.6) ● Scale-like modification of epidermis ● hard keratin ● free edge, nail plate, root ● nail bed ● nail matrix ● nail folds and cuticle
Appendages of the SkinSweat (Sudoriferous) Glands
● Eccrine (Merocrine) Sweat Glands ● Apocrine Sweat Glands
Appendages of the SkinSebaceous (Oil) Glands ● Simple branched alvolar glands ● secrete sebum ● holocrine type glands ● secrete into hair follicles and occasionally pores
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Skin FunctionsProtection
● Chemical Barriers ○ acid mantle
● Physical Barriers ● Biological Barriers
○ dendritic cells, macrophages, DNA
Skin FunctionsBody Temperature Regulation Heat Loss ● Vaodilation ● heat loss through sweat evaporation Heat conservation ● Vasoconstriction
Skin FunctionsCutaneous Sensation
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Skin FunctionsMetabolic Functions ● Produces vitamin D precursor ● disarm cancer causing chemicals ● activate some steroid hormones
Skin FunctionsBlood Resevoir ● 5% of total blood volume
Skin FunctionsExcretion ● ammonia, uric acid, urea, salt, water.
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Homeostatic Imbalances of SkinSkin Cancer
● Basal Cell Carcinoma ● Squamous Cell Carcinoma ● Melanoma
○ Asymmetry ○ Border Irregularity ○ Color ○ Diameter ○ Elevation
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