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Name the 3 layers of the skin?
Epidermis, Dermis Subcutaneous
The outer layer is called? It contains no blood vessels. It relies on the dermis for oxygen and nutrients.
The Epidermis
The deepest layer on the epidermis is called?
Stratus Germinatnum or Stratum Basale (mitosis occurs here)
The outer layer of the epidermis is called?
Statum Corneum
The protien in the epidermis which is used as a waterproofing protien is called.
Keratin
Another protien that the cells in the epidermis produce is called? It gives color (pigment) to the skin, eyes & hair.
Melanocytes
The layer of skin under the epidermis that supplies it with oxygen and nutrients is called?
Dermis
Thick layer under the epidermis and is called Coreum or True Skin. Nerve & blood cells originate from here.
Dermis
2 characterists of the Dermis
Strength & Elasticity
What allows the skin to contract and stretch?
Elastin
What gives mechanical strength to the skin?
Collagen
Name 3 types of glands?
Sweat Glands, Oil Glands and Ceruminous Glands
Sweat Glands are called?
Sudoriferous Glands
2 types of sweat glands are?
Eccrine & Apocrine Glands
These glands are found all over the body and open up to the surface of the pores. Function is temp regulation?
Eccrine Glands
Which gland is concentrated in the axilla and the inguinal region (groin). Most active when stressful & emotional & sexual situtations?
Apocrine Glans.
These glands are called Sebaceous Glands and are concentrated on face and scalp. Maintain moisture
Oil Glands
These glands line the outer ear canal. Keeps eardrum moist and prevents drying and cracking -its protective.
Ceruuminous Glands
The layer under the dermis and is attached to the skeletal muscle and connects skin the the muscle is called?
The Subcutenous Tissue