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ch.12 integ. study material

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Functions of the Integumentary System

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D vitamin synthesis

Elimination of wastes through perspiration
Regulation of body temperature through perspiration
Makes information about the environment available to the brain
Acts as a barrier to moisture loss, harmful light rays, and invasion of microbes

front 2

Structures of the Integumentary System

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Epidermis and Dermis

front 3

Epidermis:

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Thin outer layer of skin (what we see) that is avascular.

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Dermis:

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A thick layer under the epidermis.

front 5

Subcutaneous adipose tissue

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a layer composed of fat that serves as insulation and cushioning, under the dermis layer.

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Keratin

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protein, the primary component of non-living cells that makes up the epidermis.

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In embryology, dermatome refers to:

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a layer in early human development that gives rise to the dermal layers of the skin.

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In surgery, a dermatome

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an instrument used to cut thin slices of skin for grafting.

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In anatomy and physiology

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a dermatome refers to the skin surface area innervated (supplied) by a spinal nerve.

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Accessory skin structures:

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hair, nails, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands.