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Protective covering from infection
Skin function 1/7
Regulates body temperature
Skin function 2/7
Makes Vitamin D
Skin function 3/7
Provides senses; touch
Skin function 4/7
Temporary stores fat, glucose, water, salts
Skin function 5/7
Screens out harmful UV rays
Skin function 6/7
Absorbs certain drugs and substances well; topical
Skin function 7/7
Epidermis
[SKIN LAYERS] Outermost covering, made of epithelial cells, avascular
Dermis
[SKIN LAYERS] True skin, connective tissue, vascular
Hypodermis
[SKIN LAYERS] Subcutaneous layer (“below the skin”), fatty tissue (stores fat & anchors skin), different patterns of accumulation (male/female)
stratum basale/germinativum
[EPIDERMIS] innermost layer; single row of cells attached to the dermis; youngest cells
Stratum spinosum
[EPIDERMIS] resist tension
Stratum granulosum
[EPIDERMIS] LAYERS of flattened keratinocytes that produce keratin (hair and nails also made of it)
Stratum lucidum
[EPIDERMIS] layer present only on palms, feet, and sores
Stratum corneum
[EPIDERMIS] cells dead, many layers thick
Outermost layer, waterproof, flat and scale-like cells that flake off, first line of defense against surface bacteria, thickets on palms and soles
List traits of Srtatus CORNEUM
Innermost epidermal layer, reproductive layer, contains melanocytes
List traits of Stratus BASALE/GERMINATIVUM
black, brown, yellow
Skin can have a _____, ______, or _____ tint, depending on a person’s racial origin.
melanin
The more _____, the darker their skin.
Caucasians
______ don’t have as much melanin in their melanocytes.
Freckles
Patches of melanin on the skin
Albinism
rare condition when a person has no melanin in their melanocytes
Melanism
rare condition when someone has an abnormally high amount of melanin in their melanocytes
Sunlight
_______ stimulates melanocytes to make more melanin.
UV rays
Tanning is produced by _______
skin cancer
Prolonged to UV rays exposure may lead to ________.
dermal papillae
Ridges in stratum basale/germinativum that arise from dermis
permanent ridges
Papillae creates ___________ in fingers, palms, and soles of feet
grip
The ridges of the papillae help with _____.
fingerprints
Papillae causes ridges called ______.
Loops (65%), Whorls (30%), Arches (5%)
List the three patterns of fingers and how common they are.
Dermis
thick inner layer containing connective tissue, blood pressure, nerve endings, muscles, hair follicles, fat cells, and oil/sweat glands
Sensory nerves (temp & pain), touch receptors (texture, close to surface), pressure receptors (located deeper)
List the three nerve receptors in the dermis
Hypodermis/Subcutaneos layer
Lies under dermis, made up of loose connective tissue, contains half of the body’s fat.