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alipidic
skin lacks oil, absence of lipids
occlusive
products can reduce trans epidermal water loss TEWL
aktinic
aging from sun damage
Melanocytes
pigment cells
Melanosomes
pigment granules
keratoses
abnormally thick buildups of cells
peptides
chain of amino acids
skin system
integumentary system
six skin functions
protection, sensation, heat regulation, excretion, secretion, absorption
AHA
exfoliate, break away dead cells
sudoriferous or sweat glands`
excrete salt and unwanted chemicals
sebaceous glands
secrete oil
desincrustation
anaphoresis
cataphoresis
infusion of positive product
acidic
positive
alkaline
negative
cathode - anaphoresis
alkaline reaction, softens relaxes tissue, stimulates nerve endings, increases blood circulation
anode - cataphoresis
causes acid reaction, tightens the skin, calms or soothes nerve endings, decrease blood circulation
ionization
separating substance into ions
ion
atom or molecule that carries an electrical charge
functional ingredients
majority of ingredients give product form
performance ingredients
change skins appearance
cosmeceutical
technically improve health of skin
anhydrous
w/o water
emollients
fatty ingredients to lubricate and moisturize
emulsifiers
surfactant
electricity
form of energy
conductor
water, metal, copper
allows electricity to flow
polarity
indicates the charge
positive electrode
anode
negative
cathode -anaphoresis
insulators
non conductor
rubber, wood, glass
faradic current
mechanical reaction, w/o chemical effect
infared rays
light waves which produce heat
ultraviolet rays
produce chemical and germicidal reaction
wave length
distance between two successive peaks
shorter waves
higher frequency
longer waves
lower frequency
photothermolysis
process that turns light from laser into heat
number of bones of skull
eight
occipital bone
back of head, above the nape
parietal bone
sides and crown, top of cranium
frontal bone
forms the forehead
temporal bone
sides of head in ear region
ethmoid bone
spongy light bone between the eyesockets
sphenoid bone
joins all the bones of cranium together
bones of face
fourteen
nasal
bridge of nose
lacrimal
front inside of eye socket
zygomatic
cheek bones
maxillary
upper jaw
turbinal
spongey bone on either outer walls of nose
vomer
nasal spetum
palatine
hard palate of mouth
bones of neck
hyoid, cervical vertebrae 7
bones of chest
thorax, bony cage made up of sternum, spine and 12 pairs of cartilage
humerus
uppermost largest bone of arm
ulna
inner larger bone of forearm
radius
smaller bone in forearm on same side as thumb
carpus
wrist
metacarpus
palm
phallanges
finger
origin muscle
does not move attached to bone
insertion muscle
moveable
massage direction of
insertion to origin
endicrine system
chemical control
central nervous system
brain and spinal cord
peripheral nervous system
outer part of body
sensory nerves
afferent nerves, from sensory to brain
motor nerves
efferent nerves, from brain to senses
efferent - two systems
somatic and autonomic
somatic system
reacts to external environment
autonomic
smooth muscle control
sympathetic
prepare for stress
brain
mass of nerve tissue
anatomy
science of the structure of organisms or of their parts
physiology
study of structure, functions and activities performed by the body structures
histology
study of tiny structures found in living tissue that is microscopic anatomy
cells
basic unit of all living things
nucleoplasm
fluid in nucleus dna genetic makeup
cytoplasm
food for cell growth
anabolism
constructive metabolism process of building up larger molecules
catabolism
breaking down cells into smaller ones
tissues
group of specialized cells for a specific purpose
organs
group of tissue for specific purpose
systems
group of organs for a specific purpose
connective tissue
supports protects and binds
epithelial tissue
protective covering on body surfaces
muscular tissue
contracts and allows movement
nerve tissue
carries messages to and from the brain
three types of muscle tissue
striated, non-striated and cardiac
muscle has three parts
origin, belly, insertion
body divided into planes
superior -upper
inferior - lower
posterior - behind
anterior - front
parasympathetic systems
help you slow down, brings body back to normal, stabilizes stress