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Term Definition
The Integumetary System Includes  glands, hair, nails, skin  
Skin  classified as an organ  
Functions of the Skin  protects the body from injury, prevents internal body cells from drying out, maintains body temperature  
Layers of the Skin  epidermis, dermis  
Epidermis Includes  keratin, stratum germinativum, stratum corneum, melanin  
Epidermis  the outermost layer; contains keratin; non-vascular layer  
Keratin  protein that is tough, waterproof; fill skin cells  
Layers of the Epidermis  stratum germinativum, stratum corneum  
Stratum Germinativum  layer of the epidermis that is the only one capable of producing new cells  
Stratum Corneum  outer epidermis that flakes off as the skin renews itself  
Melanin  pigment that gives skin its color; dark-skinned people will have more pigment; cells that are active and produce more melanin (freckles- irregular patches of melanin  
Dermis  AKA corium; true skin; innermost layer; has blood vessels, nerves, and glands  
Layer of the Dermis  subcutaneous layer  
Subcutaneous Layer  has a generous supply of adipose tissue  
Skin  classified as an organ; enveloping membrane; AKA integumentary system; does not breathe; heat is lost from the skin by evaporation  
Skin Contains Kinds of Tissue  nerve, connective, epithelial  
Skin Properties  pH slightly acidic, prevents growth of pathogens; contains compound converted to VitD (sunshine) when exposed-uv rays of the sun (ca assists absorption of Vit D); people who sunbathe more prone to wrinkles, skin cancers, dry skin & sunburn  
Sweat Glands  regulate heat, odor, & sweat; called suderiferous glands; main function-regulate body temp.; when functioning, we perspire from pores; ceruminous  
Pores  openings of the sweat glands  
Ceruminous Gland  modified sweat gland; produce cerumen (ear wax) that protects the ear drum  
Sebaceous Glands  sac-like structure that secretes sebum; secrete substances into a hair follicle; main function is to lubricate skin  
Sebum  very oily substance  
Hair  covers most of the body (not palms of hands or soles of feet); consists of dead cells and keratin; will grow as long as the follicle is not destroyed  
Nails  originate in the outer layer of the epidermis; affected by general health; grow from the proximal end called the root