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Stratum Corneum

1st layer of epidermis
Full of keratin
Dead cells
Waterproofing
Stratum Lucidem

2nd layer of epidermis
Clear layer
No nuclei
Protect against UV rays
Stratum Granulosum

3rd layer of epidermis
Bundles of keratin
Cells continuing to build up keratin
Stratum Spinosum

4th layer of epidermis
Thickest layer
Keratinization begins
Stratum Basale

5th layer of epidermis
Regenerative layer
Cells undergoing mitosis
Papillary Layer

1st layer of dermis
Loose areolar connective tissue
Fills dermal papillae
Helps keep layers of skin on one another
Reticular Layer

2nd layer of dermis
Dense irregular connective tissue
Collagen fiber
Strength in multiple directions
Subcutaneous Layer

Not considered skin
Adipose and areolar loose connective tissue
Energy reservoir
Helps bind to underlying fascia layer
Ability to preserve heat in the body
3 Types of hair and functions
Lanugo- fetus hair
Vellus- covers almost entire body
Terminal- head, eyebrows
Characteristics of nails and their Functions
Derived from epidermis and are keratinized cells
Assist with grasping objects
Protection
Functions of hair
Protection from sun
Heat retention- beard
Sensory receptor- root hair plexus that wrap around and allow for sensory reception
Skin colour
Melanocytes
Melanin is a pigment-producing cell that is stored in melanocytes