PPT-Skin Appendages: Hair, Nails, Glands

September 2324 2014 Skin Appendages The skin appendages include cutaneous glands hair and nails Cutaneous Glands What is cutaneous What is an exocrine gland Cutaneous Glands What . Skin Pigment. The color of your skin is due to an interaction between:. (1) epidermal pigmentation. (2) dermal circulation. Epidermal Pigmentation. Two pigments present in the epidermis:. (1) Carotene – orange-yellow pigment found in the stratum . . . ACNE. ACNE CARE. NUTRITIOUS DIET. FREQUENT FACE WASH WITH MILD SOAP. AVOID JUNK FOOD. PLENTY OF WATER. EXERCISE. LIMIT COSMETICS. REDUCE STRESS. TOPICAL ANTIBIOTICS- CLINDAMYCIN. . Alicia Moore and Louis Moore, M.S.. REVERENCE. Causes of poor skin, hair & Nails:. p. oor nutrition. i. nternal toxicity. dehydration. o. ver exposure to sunshine. u. sing commercial soaps & cosmetics. Epidermis. : stratified squamous, avascular. Dermis. : oil, hair, sweat glands found, vascular. Subcutaneous/Hypodermis. : adipose tissue, vascular. Functions. Protection. Regulate Body Temperature. Sensory Receptors. Skin Pigment. The color of your skin is due to an interaction between:. (1) epidermal pigmentation. (2) dermal circulation. Epidermal Pigmentation. Two pigments present in the epidermis:. (1) Carotene – orange-yellow pigment found in the stratum . Chapter 11— Skin, Hair, and Nails Assessment Integumentary System Includes: skin, hair, nails, sweat glands Provides vital information about patient’s health status Offers systemic data regarding 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.. Integumentary System. Made up of skin & its . appendages. Hair. Nails. Sebaceous glands. Sweat glands. Integumentary means “covering”. 3,000 square inches of surface area. Page 65. Functions of the . (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 . 44 Key points Accessory structures of the skin include the hair, nails, sweat and sebaceous glands Hair’s primary Author Nursing Times [online] January 2020/ Vol 116 Issue 1www.nursingtimes.net Structure and Function of Skin. The . skin is the largest organ of the body.. The skin is a physical barrier that protects the underlying tissues and structures from microorganisms, physical trauma, ultraviolet radiation, and dehydration.. 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 & .