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Vocabulary flashcards covering the key anatomical structures and physiological functions outlined in Human A & P I Laboratory Homework 1 objectives.
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Integumentary System
An organ system comprising the skin and associated structures, including four types of glands and multi-layered tissue.
Epidermis
The superficial layer of the skin composed of four principal cell types and structured into four layers, or five layers in thick skin.
Thick Skin
Skin found specifically on the palms and soles that contains a fifth layer of the epidermis.
Dermis
The layer of skin directly beneath the epidermis, consisting of two major regions.
Areolar Connective Tissue
The layer of connective tissue located immediately below the dermis.
Axial Skeleton
The division of the skeletal system comprising central axis bone groups, including cranial and facial bones of the skull.
Appendicular Skeleton
The division of the skeletal system comprising the bones of the limbs and supporting girdles.
Diaphysis
The main shaft region of a long bone.
Epiphysis
The end region of a long bone.
Periosteum
The protective connective tissue membrane covering the outer surface of a long bone.
Epiphyseal Growth Plate
A structure within long bones that functions to enable bone growth during childhood and adolescence.
Medullary Cavity
The internal hollow space within the diaphysis region of a long bone.
Red Marrow
The specialized tissue housed within skeletal cavities responsible for blood cell production.
Bone Markings
Anatomical features on bones categorized into depressions, openings, and processes.