1. Epidermis
Layers
Dermis
Structures
Disorders
Specialized
Cells
Misc.
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2. Mitosis layer, makes new cells
$100
Mitosis layer, makes new cells

3. $100
Stratum Basale

4. Protect from abrasion by exfoliating (desquamating)
$200
Protect from
abrasion by exfoliating
(desquamating)

5. $200
Stratum Corneum

6. $300
Clear, has eleiden

7. $300
Stratum Lucidum

8. Contains desmosomes, immunity via Langerhans cells
$400
Contains desmosomes, immunity via Langerhans cells

9. $400
Stratum Spinosum

10. Waterproofing layer, keratinocytes are maturing
$500
Waterproofing layer,
keratinocytes are maturing

11. $500
Stratum Granulosum

12. Muscle that causes the hairs to stand up, resulting in goosebumps.
$100
Muscle that causes the hairs to stand up, resulting in goosebumps.

13. $100
Pilioerector muscle

14. Top layer of dermis- responsible for immunity and pain/touch receptors
$200
Top layer of dermis- responsible for 
immunity and pain/touch receptors

15. $200
Papillary Layer

16. The name of the receptors for monitoring stretch and heavy touch
$300
The name of the receptors for monitoring stretch and heavy touch

17. $300
Ruffini Corpuscles

18. Type of glands that release sweat for the purpose of cooling the body
$400
Type of glands that release sweat for the purpose of cooling the body

19. $400
Merocrine

20. $500 Type of glands that release sweat for the
purpose of secreting pheromones.

21. $500
Apocrine

22. Fungus between the toes, causing itching and irritation of skin
$100
Fungus between the toes, causing 
itching and irritation of skin

23. Tinea Pedis Athlete’s Foot
$100
Tinea Pedis
Athlete’s Foot

24. Dye on shoes causing an allergic reaction on feet
$200
Dye on shoes causing an 
allergic reaction on feet

25. $200
Contact Dermatitis

26. Pale skin (name and cause)
$300
Pale skin
(name and cause)

27. Pallor – low blood flow TIMBER!!!
$300
Pallor – low blood flow
TIMBER!!!

28. Difference in 3 types of skin cancer (name and layer affected)
$400
Difference in 3 types
of skin cancer
(name and layer affected)

29. $400 Basale: basal layer; cut to dermis
Squamous: dermis; cut through dermis, possible chemo
Malignant: underlying tissues; cut through all, chemo

30. $500
Bacterial infection caused by 
moist skin, resulting in blisters and crusty sores

31. $500
Impetigo

32. Makes the protein responsible for durability and protection
$100
Makes the protein responsible for durability and protection

33. $100
Keratinocytes

34. Within the stratum spinosum, this cell helps attract the immune system
$200
Within the stratum spinosum, this 
cell helps attract the immune system

35. $200
Langerhans

36. Pain and touch receptors
$300
Pain and touch receptors

37. Meissner’s Corpuscles
$300
Meissner’s Corpuscles

38. Basic touch receptors, found in stratum basale
$400
Basic touch receptors, found in stratum basale

39. $400
Merkel Cells

40. Pressure sensors located in the reticular layer of the dermis
$500
Pressure sensors located in the 
reticular layer of the dermis

41. $500
Pacinian Corpuscles

42. Chemical secreted for tan skin color
$100
Chemical secreted for tan skin color

43. $100
Melanin

44. Name 3 functions of the skin
$200
Name 3 functions of the skin

45. $200
Are you kidding me?! There’s a gajillion things your skin does. Practice writing out a bunch.

46. Agents that cause genetic mutations.
$300
Agents that cause
genetic mutations.

47. Mutagens (not carcinogens!)
$300
Mutagens (not carcinogens!)

48. Dermis layer that contains sweat glands and pressure receptors
$400
Dermis layer that contains sweat
glands and pressure receptors

49. $400
Reticular Layer

50. Name the 3 types of cells in the stratum basale
$500
Name the 3 types of cells
in the stratum basale

51. Merkel Cells, Melanocytes, Keratinocytes
$500
Merkel Cells, Melanocytes, Keratinocytes