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What do sebaceous structures do and where are they located?

The secrete oil and are located in the dermis.

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Where are ceruminous glands located and what do they do?

The dermis of the ear canal and produce ear wax.

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Where are apocrine sweat glands located and what is a distinctive characteristic they have?

In the dermis armpit and pubic area, the secretions have an odor, and play no role in thermoregulation.

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Where are eccrine glands located and what is a distinctive characteristic they have?

In the dermis all over the body, the secretions do not have an odor.

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What are the layers of the Epidermis, superficial to most deep?

Stratum corneum, lucidium, granulosum, spinosum, basale

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Describe the stratum basale.

Always dividing to produce new cells, consists of keratinocytes and consists of cuboidal basal cells. Most nourished cells.

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Describe the stratum spinosum.

Consists of keratinocytes and Langerhans cells.

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Describe the stratum lucidum.

Has dead flattened keratinocytes in the soles of feet and palm

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Describe the stratum granulosum.

Slightly flattened cells containing granules of keratinocytes

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Describe the stratum corneum.

keratin containing cells

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Describe keratinocytes.

cells in the epidermis arising from the stratum basale that flatten and die as they move up, provides toughness and water resistance

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What are Langerhans cells?

Antigen-presenting cells that are common in the stratum spinosum.

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What are Merkel cells?

Receptors that detect pressure and touch are located in the stratum basale.

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What are fibroblasts and where are they located?

cells that secrete collagen and fibers to form connective tissue and are located in the dermis

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What are adipocytes?

Fat cells in the dermis

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What are mast cells?

antigen-presenting cells in the dermis that play a role in the inflammatory response by releasing histamines.

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How is a callus formed?

The stratum basale increases mitosis leading to a build-up of dead cells of the stratum corneum due to repeated abrasion

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What is an acid mantle?

A mixture of sweat and sebaceous gland secretions combines to form a low pH, antimicrobial agents, and enzymes that help prevent infection.