Skin
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epidermis characteristics | stratified squamous epithelium, for hair follicles and sebaceous glands
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epidermis protective functions | shields moist under tissues from H2O loss; when unbroken, keeps out harmful micro-organisms
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stratum basale | bottom layer of epidermis
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langerhans cells | white blood cells- macrophages
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melanocytes | located in deeper epidermis & produced by hypodermis
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albinism | lack of ability to produce melanin
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carotene | found in palms & soles of feet and causes yellowish hue in asians
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hemoglobin | red blood cells causes pinkish hue to fair skinned people
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stratum corneum | top layer of epidermis
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dermis | binds epidermis to subcutaneous
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nerve fibers | sensory receptors and motor fibers to send and recieve impulses
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hypodermis | subcutaneous tissue- lies beneath the dermis
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