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body 16 of body weight 1223 square meter It is composed from the epidermis and dermis Based on the thickness of the epidermis there are thick and thin skin The junction of dermis and epidermis is irregular the projection of the dermis . brPage 3br Mechanoreceptors Merkel receptor diskshaped receptor located near the border betwe en the epidermis and dermis Meissner corpuscle stack of flattened disks in the dermis just below epidermis Ruffini cylinder branched fibers inside a cyl Jane Grassley PhD, RN, IBCLC. Judy Jones, MSN, RN, NEA-BC. Idaho . Perinatal. Project Presentation -2014. FAMILY CENTERED CESAREAN BIRTH. . Introduction. The mission of SLRMC L&D is: “… to provide exceptional, compassionate, and individualized patient care to the pregnant women and families of our region.” . CutaneousSystem Skin -heaviest organ in the body Prof. . Zaki. Anwar . Ansari. ,. Principal,. HSZH, Govt. . Unani. Medical College,. Bhopal, M.P. INDIA. ansarizakipbh@gmail.com. “ If you dismiss and neglect the experience of the ancients and believe that you will find the right path only in the newest treatments, you fool yourself and the people around you.”. Prof. . Zaki. Anwar . Ansari. ,. Principal,. HSZH, Govt. . Unani. Medical College,. Bhopal, M.P. INDIA. ansarizakipbh@gmail.com. “ If you dismiss and neglect the experience of the ancients and believe that you will find the right path only in the newest treatments, you fool yourself and the people around you.”. An audit of care in the North of England Cancer Network. Katie Blasdale . September 2010. Some statistics. UK 10yr incidence of NMSC in SOTRs is 13x normal. . Comparison of incidence of malignancy in recipients of different types of organ: a UK registry audit . Colett D et al Am J Transplant Aug 2010. The function of the sensory organ. Detect stimuli or changes in the environment. Pass the impulse to the brain for interpretation then followed by action (respond) if necessary. . Provide the ability to protects us from harm or injury. Health Hazards. Hazard statement (2). Health Hazards. Hazard classification(3). H200. Unstable explosive. Unstable explosive. H201. Explosive; mass explosion hazard. Explosive division 1.1. H202. Explosive; severe projection hazard. Changes. in . Lower. . Limb. . Lymphedema. Alper TUĞRAL, PT, . MSc,Res. . . Assist. , . Yeşim BAKAR, PT, . PhD. , Prof.. Abant . Izzet. Baysal . University. School of . Physical. . Therapy. . organ. Many. . functions. Integument or . Integumentary System. Layers. Vocabulary. Derma. . = Skin. Dermatology. Study of skin. Dermatitis. Inflammation of skin. Epi. = upon. Epidermis. Top layer of skin. 1. WHAT IS DRY SKIN? 2. WHO IS MORE LIKELY TO GET DRY SKIN? People who live in dry climates, work outdoors or wash their hands frequently are more likely to have dry skin. Dry skin can also be caused .. Covers the internal organs and protects them from injury. Serves as a barrier from pathogens (bacteria). Helps prevent fluid loss. Stores water and fat. Helps control body temperature. Helps get rid of certain body wastes (salt, sweat). Presenter: . Dr Aaron Fredericks. Dermatology trainee . Slides prepared by: . Dr Liang Jong. Service Dermatology Registrar. Objectives . Recognise. different types of skin cancer . Pre-cancerous skin lesions. Skin Tumors. The skin has three layers:. 1. The epidermis . 2. The dermis . 3. The deep . subcutis. . . Cutaneous. disorders are extremely common and range from irritating acne to life-threatening melanoma. .