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Integumentary System

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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integumentary system

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includes skin, glands, hair, and nails. It protects the body, regulates temperature and performs other vital functions.

#2
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epidermis

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consists of keratinized stratified squamous and epithelial tissue. As cells age they migrate from deeper regions to the exterior surface and become more flattened and slough off then are replace by younger cells

#3
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dermis or cutaneous layer from the work cut as when a cut is deep to the dermis it bleeds from the blood vessels.

Back (Answer)

is connective tissue and is where hair follicles are. in addition to containing capillaries and small blood vessels.

#4
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hypodermis or subcutaneous

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two major types are both loose connective category: areolar and adipose tissue. below is muscle

#5
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hair is generated by

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epithelial cells at the base of the hair follicle in the dermis

#6
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Sebaceous glands

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accessory structures originating in the dermis that secrete sebum on to hair emerging from the hair follicle

#7
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ceruminous glands

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accessory structures that produces ear wax. only found in dermis of ear canal

#8
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apocrine sweat gland

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changes scents. bacteria uses apocrine sweat components as nutrients. may be a considered a sex pheromone

#9
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eccrine sweat glands

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originating throughout the dermis of the human body, which secrete sweat used primarily for thermoregulation

#10
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Six primary functions

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• removes metabolic wastes • synthesizes vitamin d • communication tool 4.sensory tool • provides protection to the body • main organ of temperature regulation

#11
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how does your skin assist in temperature regulation

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• perspiration 2. diameter changes of blood vessels.

#12
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where are temperature sensors located

Back (Answer)

hypothalamus and skim

#13
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cutaneous vasodilation

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increase in diameter of blood vessels in the dermis that reduces blood flow through the skin. this allows more blood to flow near surface of the body so body heat carried by the blood is transferred to external environment next it produces sweat

#14
Front (Question)

how does the skin generate heat

Back (Answer)

by the contraction of cutaneous smooth muscles, but the skin also also reduces the blood flow keeping heat in