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Mr. B: Anatomy & Physiology Chapter 3 Lesson 2 Notes Today’s Objectives 1. Explain how the skin continually regenerates. 2. Describe the processes by which the skin helps to regulate body temperature. 3. Explain the different protective functions of the skin. 4. Identify the different glands and sensory receptors present in skin and describe their functions. Lesson 3.2 The Integumentary System The Integumentary System • Functions of the __________________________ system • Anatomy of the skin • ____________________________ of the skin Functions of the Integumentary System • The skin forms a _________________________ cover that serves a variety of purposes. • The skin acts as the first line of ________________________ in protecting the underlying tissues. • protects against ________________________ chemical damage ________________________ out ____________ radiation damage • _____________________ body ____________________________ When the body is ________________________, capillaries ____________________ (expand), allowing _____________________ to escape. Sweat glands become _______________________ by producing sweat that evaporates which ____________________________ the skin. D uring ____________________ temperatures, the capillaries ______________________ (tighten), and blood flow moves to deeper vessels away from the skin to minimize heat ________________. • The skin contains specialized cells in the skin called ________________________. • Melanocytes produce ___________________________. Melanin is the ____________________ that protects the body against the _______________________ effects of the ________________________. Melanin is responsible for human skin ____________________________. • The skin also contains specialized cutaneous _________________________ receptors. These receptors transmit ____________________ signals that contain information about the environment, including _____________________, _________________________, vibration, pain, and temperature. • The skin contains keratin - the skin’s __________________________ layer Keratin is a tough protein also found in _____________________ and nails that adds structural strength. Helps protect the skin against damage from harmful _______________________. Mr. B: Anatomy & Physiology Chapter 3 Lesson 2 Notes Serves as a ________________________ barrier and prevents water from entering the body during bathing or swimming. Anatomy of the Skin • ____________________________ • dermis • ____________________________ Epidermis • The epidermis is the ______________________ layer of the skin. • This is the layer of skin that we _________________. • Contains ________ layers of tissue from superficial to deep. Starting from the outside and going deep Stratum ______________________ – consists of ____________________ cells that continually shed. Stratum lucidum – thick skin found on __________________, fingers, soles of the feet, and toes. Stratum granulosum Stratum spinosum Stratum _____________________ – absorbs _____________________ from the adjacent dermis. Produce _______________________ skin cells. • keratinocytes produce _________________, form layers of epidermis • epidermal dendritic cells Respond to ____________________ bacteria or viruses to ward off infections • Merkel cells Located in the stratum basale Function: _______________________ receptors Relay touch information to the ________________________. Dermis • dense, fibrous connective tissue composed of __________________ and ______________________ fibers. • Mr. B: Anatomy & Physiology Chapter 3 Lesson 2 Notes Collagen provides _________________________ and binds with water to keep inner skin moist. • Elastic fibers keep the skin from ____________________ or __________________________. • Phagocytes in the dermis are responsible for ______________________ foreign material including __________________________ and dead cells. • papillary layer • • forms _______________________________ reticular layer • Includes blood, ____________________, oil glands, involuntary muscle, hair ___________________ and nerve _____________________ Hypodermis • Made up of fibrous connective tissue • ____________________________ tissue provides: o padding o _____________________________ o energy _____________________________ Appendages of the Skin • • sudoriferous (_________________________) glands o Eccrine – major sweat glands of the body secretes primarily _____________________. o _____________________________ – located in the genital and armpit areas. ___________________________ glands o Located all over the body o Produce oily substance called ______________________________ • hair • ____________________________