| Structure | Function | Accessory Organs | Burns | Homeostasis |
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What are the dermis and epidermis?
The 2 skin layers.
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What is protection?
The main function of the epidermis
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What are nails, hair, oil & sweat glands.
Name the 4 accessory organs
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What is 1st?
A sunburn is this degree.
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What is shiver, goosebumps, constrict blood flow to skin?
Name one way we will raise our body temp if cold.
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What is 4?
The epidermis is 5 layers on your feet and palms and this many layers everywhere else.
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What is keratin?
This protein makes the skin hard and waterproof.
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What are sebaceous glands?
Another name for oil glands.
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What is epidermis and part of dermis?
Second degree burns include these layers.
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What is 98.6 F?
The body's temperature set point
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What is subcutaneous layer?
Beneath the 2 layers of skin is this sort-of layer.
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What is regulating body temp?
Shivering is an example of this function.
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What are apocrine galnds?
The sudoriferous glands found in your armpits & groin.
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What is 3rd?
Black leathery charred skin that may reach the bone is this degree burn.
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What are sweat glands?
Name the effectors that help cool the body down if too hot.
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What is stratified squamous?
The epidermis is composed of this type of tissue.
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What is reg body temp, excrete waste?
Sweat helps with these 2 functions
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What are eccrine sweta glands?
The sudoriferous glands found on your neck, back and palms.
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What are 2nd and 3rd?
These burns can leave scars.
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What is the brain?
Name the control center which informs the effectors.
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What is epithelial, muscle, nervous, connective?
The dermis is made up of these 4 tissue types.
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What are melanocytes?
These cells produce melanin which helps protect the skin from UV damage.
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What is the lunula?
The growing part of the nail.
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What is the protective layer of the epidermis is removed?
Burns can be easily infected for this reason.
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What is hyperthermia?
Being over 106 F is called this.
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