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List The Primary Functions Of The Skin?
Boundary (Separates the external and the interial envir)
Temperature regulation
Sensory Perception(Allows to detect Sensation)
protection of bacteria
excretion of waste (eliminate wast)

Label the Skin Anatomy
Epidermis
dermis has 2 layers Papillary & Reticular
Hypodermis
Blood supply(Not in the epidermis)
blood supply(Not in the epidermis)
Apocrine sweat Gland (attached to hair follicle
Arrector Pili Muscle
Free nerves (pain and temp)
Hair Follicle
sebaceous Glands (attached to hair follicle)
merocrine Sweat Glands(outside to the surface)

Label the Layers Of epidermis
Stratum Corneum (outer Layer) DEAD, Flat and squamous filled with keratin
Stratum lucidum (ONLY THICK SKIN)
Stratum Granulosum contains 3-5 layers
Stratum spinosum (Larger Layer) Desmisomes cytokeratin is being made & dendritic Cels
Specific Cell Melanocytes
stratum Basale (live keratinocytes)
cells Found in Epidermis ?
Keratinocytes
Melanocytes
Markel(Tactile)Cell
Dendritic(Langerhans(Cells
what is Kerantinocytes?
Produces Keratin, which gives protection and strength in the EPIDERMIS
What is Melanocytes?
produces Melanin which protects against UV radiation
Produces collagen and elastin fibers In the DERMIS
Fibroblasts
What is the function of Merkel Cells?
Detects light touch in the Epidermis
What is the Function of the sebaceous Gland ?
To secrete Sebum to lubricate the skin hair
Where is Apocrine and Merocrine(eccrine) mainly found?
Apocrine
Armpits, Nipples, Pubic Regions Palms
Merocrine(Eccrine)
Sole of the feets
Apocrine Sweat gland
Armpits, Nipples, Pubic Regions Palms
Deep into the dermis
Produces Odorous(smell) Milk, sticky sweat
Merocrine (eccrine) Sweat Gland
Not Deep in the dermis
screation only water and salt
Found on the palms and soles fo the feet
Difference between Thin and Thick Skin?
thick skin ONLY IN STRA. Lucidum
palms and soles
5 layers
no Hair Follicles no Sebaceous Glands
Thin skin DOESNT HAVE STRA. Lucidum
covers most of the body
4 layers
contains hair follicles and sebaceous glands
Name & Describe the Five Layers of the Epidermis
Stratum Basale = Contains keratinocytes underg mitosis , melanocytes, and Merkel (tactile) cells. also Hemidesmosomes is attacch cells to the basement
Stratum spinousim = desmosomes holds cells together and contains Denetric cells
Stratum Granulosum = Contains Keatohyalin Granules to increase kertinaziation
Stratum Lucidum = layers only found in the palm and sole of the feet
Stratum Corneum = Dead Kertanized cells that provide protection
Describe the structure and function of the dermis?
Dermis
Papillary Layer superficial-Closer to the epidermis
Loose tissues allows for immune cell migration
lots of blood vessels
Reticular Layer deeper thicker Layer
dense layer of collegen and elastic fibers
Pacinian receptors (Detects Vibration)
Fibroblast produces collegen and elastin
Describe the structure and function of the Hypodermis?
Not Considered a skin
thermal insulation and energy supply
composed of areolar and adipose tissues
It anchors the skin to underlying tissues and organs, helping keep it in place while allowing movement.
describe the dermal blood flow and function?
Papillary Plexus
Supplies oxygen and nutrients to the epidermis through diffusion.
Helps regulate body temperature.
Cutaneous Plexus
Supplies blood to dermis and skin structures
Helps regulate body temperature.
what does Meissner Corpuscles ? and where is it located?
Light Touch and its in the papillary (Dermis)
What do Pacinian Corpuscles detect? where is it located?
Deep Pressure and Vibration & Deep dermis
what do free nerve ending detect? and where is found?
Pain and temperture
Epidermis and dermis
merkel cells detects? where is it found?
light touch and pressure
Stra basale
what produces melanin ? Where does it happen? the Color?
Melanocytes and in the of stratum Basale
Brown and black
What is carotene, and where is it found in the skin?
Yellow-Orange pigment
found in the stratum corneum and fatty tissues(hypodermis)
Describe the structure, secretion, and functions of sebaceous glands?
oil glands in the dermis unsually connected to the hair follicles
screation: produces sebum
Function; block bacteria growth, lubricate and condition
describe the major structural features of the hair shaft and hair follicle
Hair Shaft - Visible portion of the hair
Cortex - keratinized cells
Medulla - Soft Keratin
Cuticle - thin outer layer
root hair plexus - Sensory nerves
Arrector pili Muscle

What causes goose bumps?
contraction of the Arrector Pili Muscle(DERMIS)