PPT-Skin Anatomy Skin Appendages

Epidermoid Cyst Common affecting young and middle age adults Usually seen on the head neck and trunk Often can identifiy a punctum Cyst contains keratin Superficial Epidermal cyst 5 cm Fluid filled. Chapter 12 Skin anatomy withMeshergraft thicknessSkin graftHumby knifeTying the dressing Using the dermatomein placeUsing the Humby knifeDefatting the FTSG 98Practical Plastic Surgery for Nonsurgeons 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. . Dr. Archana Rani. Associate Professor. Department of Anatomy. KGMU UP, Lucknow. 27.4.2015. INTRODUCTION . Skin is the outer covering of the body.. Skin . and its . appendages constitute . the . integumentary. To understand the underlying structures of the skin. To gain a basic understanding of the process of wound healing.. To be able to identify different tissue types in areas such as the wound bed, wound edge and surrounding skin. Epidermis. : stratified squamous, avascular. Dermis. : oil, hair, sweat glands found, vascular. Subcutaneous/Hypodermis. : adipose tissue, vascular. Functions. Protection. Regulate Body Temperature. Sensory Receptors. September 23-24 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 . 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.. Study of structures that can only be seen with magnification like a microscope. Examples:. Cytology (study of cells). Histology (study of tissues). Macroscopic anatomy. Gross anatomy. Study of structures visible to the naked eye. (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 . Locomotor. system. Endocrine system. Integumentary system. Skeletal system. Q.2) Lying down (recumbent) position with the face directed down is called as-. Anatomical position. Prone position. Supine position. Skin . Its appendages. Skin appendages. . H. air. Nail. Sweat gland. Sebaceous gland. Breast (Mammary gland). . By. Dr. . yahia. . ALbrkey. 8-1-2020. Definition of Anatomy. Is the study of the structure of the body and the relationship of its parts to each other ( with naked eye ).. The word anatomy is derived from .