PPT-Disorders of the Integumentary
Author : celsa-spraggs | Published Date : 2018-10-25
System Acne Vulgaris Usually appears in adolescence amp may continue into adulthood Often caused by increased oil sebum related to increased hormones during puberty
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System Acne Vulgaris Usually appears in adolescence amp may continue into adulthood Often caused by increased oil sebum related to increased hormones during puberty Bacterial growth amp blockage of hair follicles cause papules pustules amp blackheads. Also its possible for otherwise healthy people to develop severe illness so any one concerned about their illness should consult their doctor There are emergency warning signs that should signal anyone to seek medical care urgently Emergency Warning functions and disorders of . the integumentary system. Essential Questions:. What are the functions of the integumentary system?. What are some disorders of the integumentary system?. How are integumentary system disorders treated?. Table of Contents. Organs in the System. Overall Functions of the Integumentary System. Function of Individual Organs in the Integumentary System. Function of Individual Cells, Enzymes, or Hormones . Part 1:. Integumentary System. The . integumentary. system consists of the . skin. , . hair. , . nails. , and . glands. .. . Functions. : . protection of internal structures (from abrasion & UV light). 19. 2018. What do you already know about the integumentary system?. Integumentary System. Components. :. Skin (aka . cutaneous membrane . or . integument. ). Hair. Nails. Integumentary System. Components. Skin. The largest organ in your body. Functions. Covers the body and prevents water loss. Protects the body from injury and infection. Regulates body temperature. Eliminates . wastes (sweat). Produces vitamin D. Organs of the . integumentary. system. skin. hair. nails. Skin. The largest organ in your body. Functions. Covers the body and prevents water loss. Protects the body from injury and infection. Regulates body temperature. Dual Credit Medical Terminology. Objectives . Describe the type of medical treatment the dermatologist provides. . Identify the integumentary system structures by labeling and anatomical illustrations.. Organs of the . integumentary. system. skin. hair. nails. Integumentary System. Composed of skin, hair, sweat glands, and nails. The name is derived from the Latin . integumentum. , which means “a covering.” . Part 1:. Integumentary System. The . integumentary. system consists of the . skin. , . hair. , . nails. , and . glands. .. . Functions. : . protection of internal structures (from abrasion & UV light). The . integument. , or skin, is the largest organ in the body.. 16% of body weight.. 1.5-2m. 2. in area.. The skin is one of the body’s . membranes. , which are boundaries or linings between organs and tissues.. https://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Orumw-PyNjw. Skin-The body’s covering. Largest organ. Composed of sweat and oil glands, nails, hair and skin. System of specialized tissue (3). Protector (5). Removes bodily waste products. Hair color/dye. Burns/skin grafting. Sweat dysfunctions. Botox injections. Freckles & moles. Bruising. Skin color variations/ birthmarks. Tattoos. Gauges . Scars. Permanent make-up. Facials. Face transplants. B. Skin. . 1. Functions of the skin. A) Protection. B) Thermoregulation – via blood vessels in skin. C) Sensation. 1) Tactile – touch & pressure. Integumentary System. 2) Thermal – warmth & .
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