PPT-Skin Glands Skin Gland Types

Types Sebaceous oil glands Sudoriferous sweat glands Ceruminous ear wax glands Mammary milk glands specialized subdoriferous glands Sebaceous glands branched acinar glands. Instructor:. Ms. . Yassen. . Qawasmi. Prepared by :. Wala. ’ Abu-3isheh. Bayyan. . Dwayyat. Definition sweating. Perspiration (sweating, transpiration, or diaphoresis) is the production of fluids secreted by the sweat glands in the skin of mammals. HCT I. Layers of The Skin. Two primary layers. Epidemis. Dermis. Subcutaneous Tissue- A layer of loose connective tissue and fat that supports the epidermis and dermis.. Insulates the body. Stored source of energy. What are the major characteristics of the skin?. Waterproof, stretchable,washable, and permanent-press, that automatically repairs small cuts, rips and burns and is guaranteed to last a lifetime.. Surface area of up to 2.2 square meters. Dr . Ali elethawi. Specialist dermatologist . C.A.B.D ,F .I .C.M.S .  . The integumentary system is synonymous with. : . . The skin and its appendages . : . sweat glands, nails, hair, sebaceous glands & arrector pili muscles. . Integumentary System Skin I ntegumentary system Skin Adnexal structures (nails, hair, and glands).  Protects against drying unnecessary loss or addition of water to the body. Glands produce secretions Pages 119-124. Appendages of the Skin. all . exocrine. . glands . (secretions . via ducts). Sebaceous glands. Sweat glands. Hair/hair follicles. Nails. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. Figure . 4.3 Skin structure.. Pages 119-124. Appendages of the Skin. Glands. all . exocrine. . glands (meaning they release secretions via ducts). Sebaceous glands. Sweat glands. Hair/hair follicles. Nails. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. Pages 119-124. Appendages of the Skin. Glands. all . exocrine. . glands (meaning they release secretions via ducts). Sebaceous glands. Sweat glands. Hair/hair follicles. Nails. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. Chapter . 4. Accessory Organs. Glands. Hair. Nails. Glands. Organ that releases a substance into or out of the body. Sebaceous (oil) glands. Sudoriferous (sweat) glands. Sebaceous (oil) Glands. All over the body (except palms and soles). (Integumentary System). Jennifer Carbrey, Ph.D.. jennifer.carbrey@duke.edu. Department of Cell Biology. Goals. To Describe:. the basic functions and types of skin. the layers of the epidermis and how . The skin – the interface between humans and their environment. Skin is your passport into the world. Skin can decide if you are : . or. criminal. innocent. Skin can decide your race. Skin is the largest organ in the body. The thickness of the epidermis is varies according to the region of the body, reaching maximum thickness about 4mm in the back. Dermis contain two layers the outermost . papillary layer. and deeper . (Integumentum commune) = Skin and accessory structures Aleš Hampl Integumentum commune = Body coverage Tela subcutanea = Subcutis - Hypodermis Cutis = Skin Epidermis = keratinizing stratified . Dr.Mahadevi. A.L. Dept of Physiology. SKHMC.