Related Anatomy Unit 3 The Integumentary System Integumentary System Skin (epithelial tissue) + Accessory organs Glands ( oil, sweat, mammory) Hair Nails.

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Related Anatomy Unit 3 The Integumentary System

Integumentary System Skin (epithelial tissue) + Accessory organs Glands ( oil, sweat, mammory) Hair Nails

1. What are the 6 functions of skin? Protect- prevent bacteria- oil(sebaceous) acidic Sensory receptors- touch, pain, heat, cold especially fingertips Prevents dryness (waterproof /keratin) Synthesis of Vitamin D- sunlight Regulate temperature- shiver or sweat (sudoriferous) Sweat rids of excess water and some wastes

2&3 Name the 3 layers of the Integumentary System Epidermous (keratin) Dermous Subcutaneous or Hypodermous system consists of cutaneous membrane and accessory organs

4. Sweat Gland Sudoriferous Maintain body temperature Rid fluid/waste

4. Oil Gland Sebaceous Acidic/antibacterial Lubricates hair/skin Prevent water loss

5&6 Hair & Nails Function to PROTECT Shaft ( we see) Root ( follicle)

7. Melanin Melanin- pigment to give skin color Melanoma- skin cancer

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