INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM · 2020. 4. 21. · Integument adnexa . DEMO . SLIDE BOX 159 (1089)...

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  • INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM Slide #10 (926). Skin, monkey

    stratum basale

    melanocytes

    stratum spinosum

    keratohyalin granules

    stratum granulosum

    stratum corneum

    Keratin inside denucleated cell shells

    stratum lucidum

    dermis dermis

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=970c4bf2-6502-4140-a186-b94f0356921d

  • Slide #10 (926). Skin, monkey

    melanocytes

    . The epidermal projections are known as epidermal ridges (rete pegs), while the alternating dermal extensions are termed dermal papillae.

    stratum corneum

    stratum granulosum

    stratum spinosum

    stratum basale

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  • Slide #10 (926). Skin, monkey

    The elaborate interdigitation of these two layers occurs because INTERDIGITATION INCREASES THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF SURFACE AREA TO FACILITATE ATTACHMENT OF THE EPIDERMIS TO THE DERMIS AND TO INCREASE SURFACE AREA FOR DIFFUSION OF NUTRIENTS AND GASES TO THE EPIDERMIS FROM THE DERMIS

    rete pegs dermal papillae.

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  • Epidermal – dermal interface creates unique finger prints

    Rete pegs

    Finger print

    stratum lucidum

    dermal papillae.

    finger pad

  • Slide #10 (926). Skin, monkey

    Pacinian corpuscle PRESSURE RECEPTOR

    20x

    Meissner’s corpuscle Light touch receptor

    sweat glands

    rete peg

    rete peg

    Skeletal muscle

    dermis

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  • Slide #10 (926). Skin, monkey Sweat glands

    Myoepithelial cell

    Sweat duct

    White fat

    CCT

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  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 240 - Skin from a digital pad, dog. stratum granulosum stratum lucidum stratum corneum

    compound hair follicles

    Myoepithelial cells

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=46c7cbeb-58b3-4138-b460-1d5689b44e23

  • Slide #19 (449-E001-H-132). Skin, horse

    hair follicles

    arrector pili muscles

    sebaceous glands

    sweat glands

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=1020cfa1-79c0-42c4-b7c6-758935276d57

  • Slide #19 (449-E001-H-132). Skin, horse Melanocytes (clear cells on basal layer

    nuclei of myoepithelial cells

    sweat glands

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  • Slide #19 (449-E001-H-132). Skin, horse Skeletal muscle

    nerve

    muscular artery

    Sebaceous glands

    arrector pili muscle Smooth muscle

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=1020cfa1-79c0-42c4-b7c6-758935276d57

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 215. Demo slide #215a. Skin of metacarpal pad, cat. Pacinian corpuscle

    UNILOCULAR ADIPOSE TISSUE (WHITE FAT)

    SMOOTH MUSCLE

    COLLAGENOUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE (CCT)

    ENDOTHELIUM (SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM) [in a BLOOD vessel]

    NERVE

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  • Slide #20 (R-H-82). Skin, rat. sinus (tactile) hair follicles

    SINUS HAIRS ARE MOST NUMEROUS ON THE HEAD / FACE REGION ; THE FUNCTION OF SINUS HAIRS IS “TOUCH” RECEPTION OR ORIENTATION OF THE HEAD / FACE (OR TO A LESSER EXTENT YOU COULD SAY THE BODY) IN THE ENVIRONMENT

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=069fe84b-9e2c-461e-b94f-fca0ca254490

  • Slide #20 (R-H-82). Skin, rat. Skeletal muscle

    Mast cells

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  • Slide #95 (Rbt 85B). skin and sinus hairs, rabbit.

    sinus (tactile) hair follicle

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=8dad31f1-2ce3-46c4-a560-4631012c60ef

  • Demo Slide 227 (C-H-4). Anal sac, dog anocutaneous junction

    WHITE FAT

    cross section of one sac and is lined by keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

    apocrine sweat glands, the glands of the anal sac

    SKELETAL MUSCLE

    Anal sac

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=77752ea0-8eea-4985-9d7f-2def824963a0

  • Demo Slide 227 (C-H-4). Anal sac, dog

    WHITE FAT

    SKELETAL MUSCLE

    nerve

    CCT

    ENDOTHELIUM

    apocrine sweat glands

    White fat

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=77752ea0-8eea-4985-9d7f-2def824963a0

  • Slide #43 (K9-1). Anal region, dog.

    rectoanal junction

    non-keratinized epithelium,

    the goblet cells among disrupted simple columnar epithelium

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=530f2133-3762-4af1-a06a-914ef8c11d3e

  • Slide #43 (K9-1). Anal region, dog. rectoanal junction and regional skin

    non-keratinized epithelium,

    Apocrine sweat glands keratinized

    epithelium,

    Circumanal gland

    gut

    gut

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=530f2133-3762-4af1-a06a-914ef8c11d3e

  • Slide #43 (K9-1). Anal region, dog.

    non-keratinized epithelium,

    circumanal glands are considered modified sebaceous glands

    keratinized epithelium,

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=530f2133-3762-4af1-a06a-914ef8c11d3e

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 62 – Anal region, dog. NONKERATINIZED STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS [EPITHELIUM

    KERATINIZED STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS [EPITHELIUM]

    SIMPLE COLUMNAR [EPITHELIUM] [= RECTUM ; NOTE GOBLET CELLS ARE PRESENT]

    circumanal glands

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=44cd6028-65c3-48bc-9580-d807a6b20397

  • SMOOTH MUSCLE [= INTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER] SKELETAL MUSCLE [= EXTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER]

    DEMO SLIDE BOX 62 – Anal region, dog.

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=44cd6028-65c3-48bc-9580-d807a6b20397

  • Sheep lip slide 83

    tactile hair follicle

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=734b3132-b427-4789-87ab-a67c00b7ff8bhttp://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=734b3132-b427-4789-87ab-a67c00b7ff8b

  • Slide #83 (SP-1-79). Skin of lip, sheep.

    skin

    oral cavity

    skin adnexa (i.e. hair/hair follicles, sebaceous & sweat glands, arrector pili muscles

    NONKERATINIZED STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS [EPITHELIUM] KERATINIZED STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS [EPITHELIUM]

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=734b3132-b427-4789-87ab-a67c00b7ff8b

  • Slide #83 (SP-1-79). Skin of lip, sheep. Mixed glands

    SKELETAL MUSCLE

    UNILOCULAR ADIPOSE TISSUE (WHITE FAT)

    COLLAGENOUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE (CCT)

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=734b3132-b427-4789-87ab-a67c00b7ff8b

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 27 – Hoof, donkey.

    keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

    adnexa

    rete pegs (epidermal ridges) and dermal papilla

    perioplic region with predominant rete pegs dermal papilla

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=95537f28-d14a-4122-86f8-67b228cef7f8

  • Epidermal – dermal interface

    dermis

    dermis

    rete pegs

    dermal papilla dermis dermis

    Finger skin finger skin equine hoof

    Tubular horn

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 27 – Hoof, donkey.

    stratum corneum that was produced in the perioplic region is called the STRATUM EXTERNUM

    STRATUM EXTERNUM

    horn tubules non-tubular or intertubular horn

    coronary region = the junction of the epidermis with the dermis.

    coronary region

    perioplic region

    epidermis

    dermis

    Primary & secondary epidermal laminae

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=95537f28-d14a-4122-86f8-67b228cef7f8

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 27 – Hoof, donkey. coronary region

    stratum basale (note the melanocytes and melanin pigment) and stratum spinosum

    dermis

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=95537f28-d14a-4122-86f8-67b228cef7f8

  • DEMO BOXES 28, 29. Equine hoof (H&E – BOX 28 & trichrome – BOX 29

    Primary & secondary epidermal laminae

    horn tubules non-tubular or intertubular horn

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ac2855bf-16d6-4076-942b-35c53b9cf299

  • DEMO BOXES 28, 29. Equine hoof (H&E – BOX 28 & trichrome – BOX 29

    CCT of the corium will stain blue and the epidermal structures will stain red

    Primary & secondary epidermal laminae

    horn tubules non-tubular or intertubular horn

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ac2855bf-16d6-4076-942b-35c53b9cf299http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=f80d88a6-bb3d-48c3-811e-be82a76ef9f8

  • Equine hoof (H&E – BOX 28) is unique with its secondary epidermal laminae

    SECONDARY LAMINAE ALLOW OR PROVIDE INCREASED SURFACE AREA FOR ATTACHMENT OF THE HOOF WALL TO BONE TO HELP SUSPEND THE WEIGHT OF THE HORSE BETWEEN THE HOOF WALL AND THE DISTAL PHALANX

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ac2855bf-16d6-4076-942b-35c53b9cf299

  • Slide #157 (GT1-63). Hoof, fetal goat ruminants do NOT possess secondary laminae (either epidermal or dermal).

    primary epidermal laminae

    All cloven hoofed animals (which includes pigs) will have hooves that both grossly and microscopically resemble the ruminant hoof.

    Bone = SPONGY (TRABECULAR OR CANCELLOUS)

    CORIUM

    digital cushion

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=680b79c0-b095-47c1-96ad-2154f107e52c

  • Slide #157 (GT1-63). Hoof, fetal goat

    stratum externum is composed of horn tubules (tubular horn) and intertubular horn, just like the stratum medium

    primary epidermal laminae stratum externum

    stratum medium

    stratum medium stratum externum

    Epithelium CCT

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=680b79c0-b095-47c1-96ad-2154f107e52c

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 229. Fetal goat hoof.

    Primary dermal and epidermal laminae

    Hyaline cartilage that forms articular cartilage

    nonarticular hyaline cartilage growth plate with the four zones of cartilage

    Collagenous connective tissue (CCT),

    CCT that is forming tendons

    Hair follicles of Integument

    adnexa

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=b1886fcc-5691-4e69-97c6-4b753c5afc4a

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 159 (1089) –Developing bones and synovial joint, kitten.

    primary center of ossification

    Zone of reserve (resting) cartilage—this zone appears as an area of typical hyaline cartilage. Zone of proliferative chondrocytes—characterized by chondrocytes that are arranged in rows (like stacks of coins). Zone of mature (hypertrophied) chondrocytes—in this zone, both the chondrocytes and lacunae have enlarged at the expense of the matrix, reducing it (the matrix) to thin strands. Zone of calcified chondrocytes/cartilage matrix—

    Zone of erosion and ossification

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  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 229. Fetal goat hoof. Primary dermal and epidermal laminae

    Hyaline cartilage

    CCT that is forming tendons

    Spongy or (trabecular/cancellous) bone and Periostium

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=b1886fcc-5691-4e69-97c6-4b753c5afc4a

  • DEMO SLIDE BOX 229. Fetal goat hoof.

    Integument, including adnexa: Hair Hair follicles Sebaceous glands

    Integument, including adnexa:

    Arrector pili muscles

    bone

    hoof Hyaline cartilage

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=b1886fcc-5691-4e69-97c6-4b753c5afc4a

  • DEMO BOX 216 – Cat claw.

    corium

    epidermis (including the strata basale, spinosum, and corneum of the wall)

    claw

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ccda0540-174b-40e3-ac6b-33c9d7d28aa3

  • DEMO BOX 216 – Cat claw.

    epidermis (including the corneum of the wall, Spinosum, and strata basale)

    Corium

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ccda0540-174b-40e3-ac6b-33c9d7d28aa3

  • DEMO BOX 216 – Cat claw

    Region of the coronary border

    Claw fold Central (dorsal) ridge

    Claw plate

    corium

    sole

    Tip of claw

    http://viewer.serenusview.com/Viewer.aspx?SlideId=ccda0540-174b-40e3-ac6b-33c9d7d28aa3

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