1. TASK 1 SKIN

2. Skin Task To complete this task you will need a blank copy of the skin diagram, some coloured pens and some head phones. Get these from your tutor, or print out the following diagram and use your own headphones. Read the instructions and listen to the sound clips which will guide you through this task. You will be required to colour in the different parts of the skin and label the layers. Listen to all of the sound clips as you will be tested at the end of this task to see what you can remember.

3. Print out the following diagram of the skin

4. The Skin

5. Colour in the different components of the skin and listen to the sound for their function 1 Hair Follicle click here 2 Sebaceous Gland click here 3 Eccrine Sweat Gland and Duct click here 4 Arrector Pili Muscle click here 5 Arteries click here 6 Veins click here 7 Sensory Nerves click here

6. Now mark your answers Have you coloured in the correct components with the correct colours? Can you remember what their functions are?

7. The Skin Hair Follicle Sebaceous Gland Eccrine Sweat Arrector Pili Muscle Arteries Veins Sensory Nerves

8. Now Label your diagram with the different layers of the skin The Epidermis or Stratum Layers: Corneum or Horny Layer = Lucidum or Clear Layer = Granulosum or Granular Layer = Spinosum or Prickle cell Layer = Germinativum or Basal Layer =

9. The Dermis or True Skin consists of: The upper papillary layer which connects with the epidermis providing its lower layers with a blood and nerve supply. The deeper Reticular Layer of areolar tissue which contains collagen, elastin and reticulin fibres which contribute to the appearance, elasticity and strength of the skin.

10. The Subcutaneous Layer consists of: The subcutaneous layer lies below the dermis and consists of adipose and areolar tissue. Areolar tissue contains collagen, elastin and reticulin fibres. Adipose tissue contains fat cells which provide the body with insulation.

11. Now check if you have labelled the layers of the skin in the correct order

12. The Skin Subcutaneous Layer Epidermis Dermis

13. Now test yourself to see what you can remember. This can be found on your blackboard, labelled Skin test 1 or use the link below You will need to revise this for your make-up test