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The skin on either side of the nail plate |
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The cuticle, the 2 lateral nail folds, and the hyponychium |
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The skin that lies directly on top of the newly developing nail plate |
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Dead tissue that sheds from the underside of the eponychium |
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The matrix's shape and size |
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Determines the Thickness and width of the plate |
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The free edge or the distal nail plate |
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The nail plate growing beyond the finger tips |
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The opaque area that at the base(proximal end)of the nail plate |
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The shape of the nail plates free edge |
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The Dermis, Epidermis, and Bed Epithelium |
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Types of tissues inside the nail plate |
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Allows the nail plate to slide along the nail bed |
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Contains grove like channels that guide nail plate growth |
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The bed epithelium that grows past the free edge |
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A bunching up of the bed epithelium |
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The most distal (furthest)edge of the nail unit |
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Can lead to infection and nail plate separation |
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Two arteries that run along each side of the finger |
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Small capillaries function to |
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Carry blood from the arteries to the nail unit |
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The blood in the capillaries |
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Gives the nail bed its pinkish color |
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The Nail Plate is provided with |
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Veins in each lateral nail fold |
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Drains blood away from the nail unit |
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Nerves in the nail unit provide |
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Touch, pain and warmth sensations |
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The Nail Plate and The Bed Protect |
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The bone in the finger tip (distal phalanges) |
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