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| Serous Membranes are Composed of: |
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| Simple Squamous Epithelium and Loose Connective Tissue |
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| Serous Membranes are found: |
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| In cavities without opeanings; Cranial, Visceral/Priatial Pleura |
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| "Serous Fluid"-a watery fluid |
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| Mucus Membranes are Composed of: |
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| Epithelium and Connective Tissue |
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| Mucus Membranes are found: |
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| In Cavities with openings to the outside; Nasal and Oral Cavities |
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| Synovial Membranes are Composed of: |
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| Dense Connective Tissue, Loose Connective Tissue, and Adipose |
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| Synovial Membranes are found: |
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| In Joint Cavities; Knee, Elbow, etc. |
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| Synovial Membranes Excrete: |
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| List the Five Functions of the (External) Skin (Cutaneous Membrane) |
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1. Protective Covering
2. Regulates Homeostasis
-Body Temperature
-Regulates Water Loss
3. Houses Sensory Receptors
4. Synthesises Biochemicals
5. Excretes Waste |
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| What Tissues Make Up The Epidermis? |
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| Stratified Squamous Epithelium |
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| What Tissues Make Up the Dermis? |
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-Collagen, Elastic, and Connective Tissue
-Smooth Muscle-Vessels
-Nervous (Receptors)
-Glandular
-Epithelium |
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| What Tissues Make up the Subcutaneous? |
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-Loose Connective
-Adipose
-Smooth Muscle in Vessels |
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| What are the layers of the Epidermis? |
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From Top to Bottom:
-Stratum Corneum (Keritanized)
-Stratum Lucidum
-Stratum Grandulosum
-Stratum Spinosum
-Stratum Basale (Melancytes-melinan) |
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| Where is the Sebacous Gland located and what are some common characteristics? |
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-Secrete Sebrum (oil glands)
-Associated with hair follicles
-Located in the Dermis |
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| Where is the Sudorferous Gland located and what are some common characteristics? |
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-Sweat Gland
-Eccrine Gland-located throughout the body for the entire life of a human and are triggered by temperature.
-Apocrine Gland-Start at Puberty and are triggered by stress
-Located in the Dermis |
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| What are hair and nails composed of? |
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| Keritanized Stratified Squamous |
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| What is the function of the Lunula? |
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| It is the area where the nail grows and is also known as the nail bed. |
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| What action occurs in the hair? |
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Definition
| The root is actively Mitonic. |
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| What happens to maintain homeostasis if there is an increase in Temperature? |
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Definition
-Dermal Vessels dialate
-Sweat Glands Secrete
-Body heat is lost |
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| What happens to maintain homeostasis if the there is a decrease in the temperature? |
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-Dermal Vessels constrict
-Muscles contract involuntarily
-body heat is conserved |
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| What happens when the body is damaged? |
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-Blood vessels dialate providing more nutrientsa and oxygen
-Fluids diffuse from vessels to damaged tissue
-Scabs (dried blood clots) form
-Fibroblasts-secrete new collagen fibers
-Phagocytes-remove dead cells
-New Cells form
-Scars-newly formed "Connective Tissue" |
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| What seperates the dermis and epidermis? |
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