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Integumentary System and Body Membranes The Skin and its appendages – hair, nails, and skin glands Anatomy/Physiology - NHS Body Membranes • Sheet-like layer covers and/or lines – hollow organs, body cavities etc.. • Cutaneous – SKIN • Serous – covers organs, lines cavities, and secretes a thin watery fluid – lubricate, reduce friction • Mucous – Secrete mucus to exterior surface, lines the RT, GIT, and UG – keeps moist and soft Body Membranes (Connective) • Do not have epithelial components • Smooth Slick Coverings of Joints • Secrete Synovial Fluid - lubricates – reduces friction SKIN – Cutaneous Membrane • Largest Organ • Also called Cutaneous Membrane • Membranes – cover/protect body surfaces – line body cavities and cover the insides of hollow organs • 16% of body weight Epidermis • Outer layer of skin • Several stratified squamous – thin • Tightly Packed • Produces Keratin- tough water proof material – used for protection • Produces Melanin – pigment of skin • Avascular Dermis • Deep layer of skin loosely packed • Mostly connective tissue • Dermal Papillae – parallel rows or peg like projections • Vascular • Form Ridges • Sensory Hair - Appendage • Follicles in dermis produce hair –papilla from birth • Papilla is nourished by blood vessels • Roots and Shafts make up hair • Lunago – newborns hair • Arrector pilli cause “Goose Bumps” Receptors - Appendage • Nerve Fibers • Pacinian Corpuscle – deep in dermis – detects pressure • Meissner’s Corpuscle – shallow in dermis-located toward the epidermal base – detect light touch • Free nerve endings – detect pain • Krause’s end bulbs – detect vibrations Nails - Appendage • • • • • Filled with Keratin Nail Root – nail underneath skin Cuticle – groove where skin meets nail Lunula – “little white moon” Low Oxygen = cyanosis – blue color Skin Glands • Sweat (Sudoriferous) Glands – most numerous – produce perspiration – excrete waste such as ammonia and uric acid, help maintain body temp • Sebaceous gland – secretes oil for hair and skin FUNCTION - Protection • PROTECTION:Melanin protects from U.V. rays, Keratin is waterproof and microproof • Temp. Regulation: Removes up to 3,000 calories of heat a day • Sensing: Senses Pain, Hot Cold, Touch Millions of “antenna” Burns • Causes: UV Light, Fire, Electricity, Acid • Total area involved – “rules of nine” • 1st degree – minor discomfort – reddening of skin – only epidermis • 2nd degree – deep epidermal and some , dermal – blistering, damage sweat glands, oil glands, hair • 3rd – complete destruction of the dermis – insensitive to pain. st 1 Degree • 1st degree – minor discomfort – reddening of skin – only epidermis nd 2 Degree • 2nd degree – deep epidermal and some , dermal – blistering, damage sweat glands, oil glands, hair rd 3 Degree • 3rd – complete destruction of the dermis – insensitive to pain. Scarring and lesions