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Your skin, hair, and nails make up your integumentary systemYour skin, hair, and nails make up your integumentary system Integument means “covering”Integument means “covering” Like all organ systems, the integumentary system helps your body maintain a healthy internal environment.Like all organ systems, the integumentary system helps your body maintain a healthy internal environment.

Skin protects you by keeping moisture in your body and foreign particles out of your bodySkin protects you by keeping moisture in your body and foreign particles out of your body Skin keeps you “in touch” with the outside world. The nerve endings in your skin allow you to feel what’s around youSkin keeps you “in touch” with the outside world. The nerve endings in your skin allow you to feel what’s around you Skin helps regulate your body’s temperature. For example, small organs in the skin called sweat glands produce sweat, a salty liquid that flows to the surface of the skin. As sweat evaporates, the skin cools.Skin helps regulate your body’s temperature. For example, small organs in the skin called sweat glands produce sweat, a salty liquid that flows to the surface of the skin. As sweat evaporates, the skin cools. Skin helps get rid of wastes. Several types of waste chemicals can leave the bloodstream and be removed in sweat.Skin helps get rid of wastes. Several types of waste chemicals can leave the bloodstream and be removed in sweat.

A darkening chemical in skin called melanin determines skin colorA darkening chemical in skin called melanin determines skin color If a lot of melanin is present, the skin iv very darkIf a lot of melanin is present, the skin iv very dark If only a little melanin is produced, the skin is very light.If only a little melanin is produced, the skin is very light. Melanin in the upper layer of the skin absorbs much of the harmful radiation from the sun, reduction DNA damage that can lead to cancerMelanin in the upper layer of the skin absorbs much of the harmful radiation from the sun, reduction DNA damage that can lead to cancer

The epidermis is the thinner layer of the two. It is what you see when you look at your skinThe epidermis is the thinner layer of the two. It is what you see when you look at your skin The deeper, thicker layer is known as the dermisThe deeper, thicker layer is known as the dermis

Epidermis The epidermis is composed of a type of epithelial tissue.The epidermis is composed of a type of epithelial tissue. The epidermis is only as thick as two sheets of notebook paper over most of the bodyThe epidermis is only as thick as two sheets of notebook paper over most of the body It is thicker in the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet.It is thicker in the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet. Most epidermal cells are dead and are filled with a protein called keratin, which helps make the skin tough.Most epidermal cells are dead and are filled with a protein called keratin, which helps make the skin tough.

Dermis The dermis lies underneath the epidermisThe dermis lies underneath the epidermis It is mostly connective tissue, and it contains many fibers made of a protein called collagenIt is mostly connective tissue, and it contains many fibers made of a protein called collagen The fibers provide strength and allow skin to bend without tearingThe fibers provide strength and allow skin to bend without tearing

A hair is formed at the bottom of a tiny sac called a hair follicleA hair is formed at the bottom of a tiny sac called a hair follicle The hair grows as new cells are added at the hair follicle and older cells get pushed upwardThe hair grows as new cells are added at the hair follicle and older cells get pushed upward The only living cells in a hair are in the hair follicleThe only living cells in a hair are in the hair follicle

Hair protects skin from ultraviolet light and keeps dust and insects out of your eyes and nose.Hair protects skin from ultraviolet light and keeps dust and insects out of your eyes and nose. Hair gets its color from the pigment melaninHair gets its color from the pigment melanin Dark hair contains more melanin than blond hairDark hair contains more melanin than blond hair Hair helps regulate body temperatureHair helps regulate body temperature

A contraction of a tiny muscle attached to the hair follicle causes the follicle to bendA contraction of a tiny muscle attached to the hair follicle causes the follicle to bend The bending follicle pushes up the epidermis to make a goose bumpThe bending follicle pushes up the epidermis to make a goose bump If the follicle contains a hair, the hair “stands up”If the follicle contains a hair, the hair “stands up” The lifted hairs function like a sweater to trap warm air around the body.The lifted hairs function like a sweater to trap warm air around the body.

Nails protect the tips of your fingers and toes so that they can remain soft and sensitiveNails protect the tips of your fingers and toes so that they can remain soft and sensitive Nails form from nail roots under the skin at the base and sides of nailsNails form from nail roots under the skin at the base and sides of nails As new cells form, the nail grows longerAs new cells form, the nail grows longer