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Module 4 - things to note from lesson questions

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#1
Front (Question)

5 layers of the epidermis of thick skin in order starting with the deepest to most superficial layer

Back (Answer)

stratum corneum (most superficial) stratum lucidum statum granulosum statum spinosum stratum basale (deepest)

#2
Front (Question)

layer of the epidermis asbsent in thin sin

Back (Answer)

stratum lucidum

#3
Front (Question)

layer that is only one cell thick and source of most of the cell division (mitosis) in the epidermis

Back (Answer)

stratum basale

#4
Front (Question)

merkel cells

Back (Answer)

respond to touch (stratum basale)

#5
Front (Question)

melanocytes

Back (Answer)

produce the pigment of melanin (stratum basale)

#6
Front (Question)

langerhans cell

Back (Answer)

stratum spinosium = function as macrophages, provide an immune respond by removing foregin invaders such as bacteria

#7
Front (Question)

two layers of the dermis

Back (Answer)

papillary & reticular

#8
Front (Question)

thickets of two layers of the dermis

Back (Answer)

reticular

#9
Front (Question)

reticular layer

Back (Answer)

made up of dense irregular connective tissue

#10
Front (Question)

elastin fibers

Back (Answer)

provide the dermis of the skin with elasticity

#11
Front (Question)

collagen fibers

Back (Answer)

provide structural strength

#12
Front (Question)

fibers

Back (Answer)

connective tissue

#13
Front (Question)

meissner corpuscles

Back (Answer)

found in the thin, highly folded, papillary layer of the dermis, they respond to touch papillary layer

#14
Front (Question)

connective tissue that makes up the bulk of the hypodermis

Back (Answer)

loose areolar connectise tissue and adipose tissue (connective tissue)

#15
Front (Question)

adipose (fat) tissue

Back (Answer)

provides protection for underlying organs, a place to store energy, and a way to maintain body temperature

#16
Front (Question)

albinism

Back (Answer)

genetic disorder

#17
Front (Question)

vitiligo

Back (Answer)

not a genetic disorder

#18
Front (Question)

hair root

Back (Answer)

is contained in the dermis of the skin

#19
Front (Question)

hair shaft

Back (Answer)

begins at the superficial epidermis above the hair follicle and exits the skin at its free surface, you can see it, composed of dead keratinized cells

#20
Front (Question)

three layers of a hiair

Back (Answer)

medulla (inner) cortext (middle) cuticle (outer)

#21
Front (Question)

function of hair matrix

Back (Answer)

growing part of the hair

#22
Front (Question)

hair papilla

Back (Answer)

contains blood capillaries and nerve endings and is found at the base of the hair follicle

#23
Front (Question)

structure of the dermis that causes goose bumps

Back (Answer)

arrector pili muscle associated with hair

#24
Front (Question)

eponychium

Back (Answer)

cuticle of the nail