Integumentary System
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Epidermis | the very top layer of the skin
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dermis | the middle layer of the skin containing fibroblasts
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hypodermis | the bottom layer of the skin, contains veins/arteries/fat
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1st degree burn | only affects the epidermis and causes redness with a little pain
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2nd degree burn | affects the epidermis and dermis, causes severe pain and leaves blisters
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3rd degree burn | affects the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. Is not painful because the nerves are burned off causes no feeling. Sever blistering remains with waxy skin
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keratinocyte | 90% of the cells in the skin, hair, and nails. Helps make the skin waterproof and elastic. It is found in the hypodermis
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Melanocyte | Produces melanosomes that contain the protein melatonin that protect the keratinocytes from UV damage to the their nucleus. found in the hypodermis
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fibroblasts | found in the dermis, provide structural support that prevents wrinkles
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epi- | prefix that means above
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sebac- | prefix that means sebum (oil or wax)
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dermis- | prefix that means skin
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hypo- | prefix that means below or under
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lipo- | prefix that means fat
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cyte- | prefix that means cells
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