2.32 Concepts of the Integumentary System

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Concepts of the Integumentary System

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Jorge Arizpe

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2.32 Concepts of the Integumentary System

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2.32 Concepts of the Integumentary System Online version

by Jorge Arizpe

Three main layers of the skin.

Actions for skin care and protection

Structures associated to the skin

Types of sweatty glands.

They produce melanin

Generates hair

Other skin functions

What is melanin?

Four main functions of the skin.

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Matching Pairs 2.32 Concepts of the Integumentary System Online version Concepts of the Integumentary System by Jorge Arizpe 1 Three main layers of the skin. 2 Actions for skin care and protection 3 Structures associated to the skin 4 Types of sweatty glands. 5 They produce melanin 6 Generates hair 7 Other skin functions 8 What is melanin? 9 Four main functions of the skin. 1. Epidermis 2. Dermis 3. Hipodermis o subcutane layer 1.Protection against infections 2.Protection against dehydration 3. Body temperature regulation 4. Senses' organ Sebaceus glands, sweat glands, hair and nails. 1. Substances absorbtion (Ex: some medicines) 2. Excretion (water, electrolytes, toxines) 3. Vitamin D synthesis 1. Proper nutrition 2. Sport (helps circulation) 3. Regular cleaning 4. Sunlight protection (UV rays). Pigment that gives color to the skin, hair and eyes. People with darker skin produce a larger amount of melanin. 1.Eccrine: Produces diluted sweat. Activated by temperature 2.Apocryphal: Produces a type of sweat with more protein. Concentrated in regions like armits among others. Activated by stress or nervousness. Cells called melanocytes Hair follicle