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albin/o

white

bi/o

life

cry/o

cold

cutane/o

skin

cyan/o

blue


derm/o

skin

dermat/o

skin

diaphor/o

profuse sweating

electr/o

electricity

erythr/o

red

hidr/o

sweat

ichthy/o

scaly, dry

kerat/o

hard, horny

leuk/o

white

lip/o

fat

melan/o

black

myc/o

fungus

necr/o

death

onych/o

nail

pedicul/o

lice

phot/o

light

py/o

pus

rhytid/o

wrinkle

scler/o

hard

seb/o

oil

trich/o

hair

ungu/o

nail

vesic/o

bladder

xer/o

dry

-derma

skin condition

-opsy

view of

-tome

instrument used to cut

allo-

other, different from usual

xeno-

strange, foreign

integumentary system

skin and its accessory organs-sweat glands, sebaceous glands, hair, and nails

integument / cutaneous membrane

alternate terms for skin

what serves the skin?

protecting, housing nerve receptors, secreting fluids, and regulating temperature.

pathogens

disease-causing organisms

sensory receptors

detect temperature, pain, touch, and pressure are located in the skin

How are fluids produced?

by 2 types of skin glands: sweat an sebaceous glands

sweat glands

assist the body in maintaining its internal temperature by creating a cooling effect as sweat evaporates.

sebaceous gland or oil glands

produce an oily substance that lubricates the skin surface

3 layers of the skin

epidermis is the thin, outer membrane layer


dermis is the middle, fibrous connective tissue layer


subcutaneous layer is the innermost layer, containing fatty tissue