Chapter 13: Integumentary System Define Chapter Terms from your New Nursing Assistant book and put in your “Vocabulary Note Book” Health.

 

Recap Chapter 5 Integumentary System 1. Integument is formed of ------ , -------- and ------------ layers. 2. Integumentary system h elps to maintain ------- and sy nthesizes.

 

Integumentary system – integument means “covering” Cutaneous membrane skin with various accessory organs Cutaneous membrane / skin - its function.

 

1 Which of the following is NOT a function of the skin a. b. Vitamin D synthesis c. Hormone secretion e. Protection Mitosis occurs within cells contained within which.

 

Integumentary system – integument means “covering” Cutaneous membrane skin with various accessory organs Cutaneous membrane / skin - its function.

 

Integumentary – skin appendages hair, nail skin glands Membranes – thin sheet or layer; frou major types; Fig. 4-1 Cutaneous membrane.

 

Objectives: 1. Name the tissue types composing the epidermis and dermis. List the major layers of each and describe the functions of each layer. 2. Describe.

 

Unit 3: The Integumentary System Essential Questions: What are the main functions of the integumentary system How do the different layers of the skin vary in structure and function.

 

Unit 3: The Integumentary System Essential Questions: What are the main functions of the integumentary system How do the different layers of the skin vary in structure and function.

 

Medical Terminology Chapter 3 Integumentary System Spelling Words Adipocele cryotherapy Cutaneous Dermatologist Dermatomycosis Dermatoplasty Dermoid Diaphoresis hidradenitis.

 

What is the integumentary system Also known as the Has been called both a , b/c it covers the body an , b/c it contains several types of tissues Most often.

 

Integumentary System 18 sq. feet ‡ There are approximately 19,000,000 skin cells on every square inch of of skin cells are rubbed off daily ‡ You have.

 

CHAPTER 6: Integumentary System KEY TERMS AND STEMS 1. dermis 2. epidermis 3. integument 4. strata 5. keratin 6. melanocyte 7. desmosome 8. dermal papillae 9. albinism 10. vitiligo.

 

Examples, Articles, Animations The Skin – National Geographic site with information, articles, videos, and animations. http://science. html http://science. html.

 

Unit 3: The Integumentary System Essential Questions: What are the main functions of the integumentary system How do the different layers of the skin vary in structure and function.

 

Examples, Articles, Animations The Skin – National Geographic site with information, articles, videos, and animations. http://science. html http://science. html.

 

Study System Items on supplemental test 2 will be drawn from the list below. The actual items will be iden-tified in the take-home test.

 

Chapter 5 Review Guide Anatomy I 1 Which of the skin cancers is the most serious Which of the skin cancers is the least serious What is the correct.

 

Integumentary – skin appendages hair, nail skin glands Membranes – thin sheet or layer; four major types; Fig. 5-1 Cutaneous membrane.

 

Incision and Drainage 10040 – 10180 – pg 57 CPT Book Puncture Aspiration 10160 Both procedures are located on pg 383 SBS Book, pg 57 CPT Book To aspirate a lesion means.

 

I. The Skin integument- covering A. Structural componants 2 parts regions 3. hypodermis- superficial fascia subcutaneous tissue B. Epidermis outer covering variations.

 

Integumentary – skin appendages hair, nail skin glands Membranes – thin sheet or layer; frou major types; Fig. 5-1 Cutaneous membrane.

 

Integument “covering” 16 of body mass: 2 meter2 Composed of: 1. Cutaneous membrane A. Epidermis - superficial epithelium B. Dermis - underlying CT w/ blood supply 2. Accessory.

 

Conditions of the Integumentary system 1. Choose a condition of the integument. 2. Research cause, symptoms, treatments, of people who have, pictures, basic facts 3. Choose.

 

KD 2012-2013 : the end of this chapter, student will be ableto: a Name the two major layers of the skin and the tissue of which each is made. b State the locations.