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Week3Lecture-Anatomy1-Week3-IntegumentarySystem.pptxAnatomy 1
Integumentary System
Mrs. Shields
Lecture 3
Integumentary: Relating to the outer surface of a structure
Example, the skin and its components
Several functions
Acts as protective covering for the body
Keeps foreign objects out
Keeps what belongs inside, inside
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Helps regulate body temperature; sweat
Helps eliminate waste; sweat
Serves as a bed for sensory nerve receptors
Allows for feeling our environment
Allows sensation; hot/cold
Layers
Made up of two primary layers
Epidermis
Dermis
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Epidermis: Outer primary layer
Composed primarily of epithelial tissue atop a layer of connective tissue
Contains melanin cells
Brownish-black pigment cells
Absence of melanin is called albinism
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Dermis: Internal primary layer
Comprised of connective tissue
Contains blood vessels, lymph vessels, and nerves of the skin
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Other important structures include:
Secretory structures that can manufacture secretions called glands
Sebaceous glands: Secrete sebum
AKA: oil glands
Keeps hair and skin soft and pliable
Usually attached to a hair follicle
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Sudoriferous glands:
AKA Sweat glands
Secrete sudor
Sudor: AKA sweat
Two types
Eccrine: Regulates body temperature
Apocrine: Releases during stress (axilla, groin)
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Hair
Aids in temperature control
Piloerection: erection or bristling of hairs due to the involuntary contraction of small muscles at the base of hair follicles that occurs as a reflexive response of the sympathetic nervous system especially to cold, shock, or fright
Extra protection from UV rays
Provide protection
Eyelashes, nose hair, ear hair
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Nails: Protects distal ends of the fingers and toes
Aids in enhancing sensitivity of fingertips by acting as a counter-force
Abnormalities can indicate disease
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Functions of skin
Protective covering of body
Regulate and maintain temperature
Eliminate wastes
Allows for sensory touch and feel
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Skin anatomy
Superficial layer = epidermis
Deeper layer = dermis
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Skin glands
Sweat glands (sudoriferous)
Sebaceous glands
Ceruminous glands (ear)
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Ceruminous Glands:
Type of Apocrine Gland
Location: outer ear
Secretion: earwax
Ear Wax: AKA - cerumen
Thick Skin
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