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Integumentary System

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Integumentary System

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How do you care for your skin?

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How do you care for your hair?

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How do you care for your nails?

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You will find out how to keep these body parts healthy!

First you need to know the structure of your hair, skin, and nails and how each part works!!!

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1. Integumentary System◦Covers and protects body◦Made up of skin, hair, and nails

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2. Skin◦Largest organ in body◦Has nerve cells that help detect pain, pressure, heat cold, and touch

◦Protective layer from germs

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◦Maintain a healthful body temp.

◦Removes waste from body

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3. Two Layers of Skin◦Epidermis – outer layer which is constantly shed and replaced

◦Dermis – layer below epidermis that contains hair follicles, glands, blood vessels and nerves

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Picture of your Skin!!!

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4. Melanin◦Protects you from ultraviolent radiation

◦Pigment that gives skin its color

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5. Glands◦Sweat glands – rids the body of salt and helps cool the body by releasing sweat through pores

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◦Sebaceous gland – oil producing gland that protects the skinSebum – oil produced by sebaceous gland

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6. Nails◦Composed of dead cells and keratin, a tough protein

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7. Hair◦Dead cells filled with keratin◦Protects skin and helps maintain body tempGoosebumpsPrevents loss of heat through head

◦Each hair grows in a hair follicle

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◦8. Hair follicle – a depression on the surface of the skin that contains nutrients needed for hair to grow

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9. Problems of the Integ. System

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A. Sunburn – ◦Caused by UV rays from the sun

◦People with fewer amounts of melanin are more likely to be sunburned

◦Can be prevented by wearing sunblock (at least SPF 30!!!)

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B. Skin Cancer◦Also called melanoma ◦Can be obtained from the sun

◦Studies have shown tanning booths may cause skin cancer

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ABCD’s of Skin Cancer

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A – Asymmetry◦If your mole is NOT the same on both sides, it could be cancerous

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B – Border Irregularity◦If the outside borders are shaped oddly, the mole may be cancerous.

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C – Color◦If your mole is black with a blueish tint, it may be cancerous

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D – Diameter◦Check for moles that are wider than ¼ of an

inch, or larger than the size of a pea.

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C. Acne ◦ Lesions on the skin filled with excess oil and dirt which encloses the skin’s pores.

◦To prevent pimples:Wash face daily with facial cleanser that contains Benzoyl.

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D. Athlete’s Foot◦Fungal infection of the skin between the toes

◦Caused by sweating and heat◦Highly contagious◦Wear sandals or other foot coverings when in locker room or shower!

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E. Ringworm◦Common fungal infection of skin◦Ring-shaped◦Scaly, blistery patches form◦Itchy◦Contagious! Be careful of locker rooms…

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11. Keeping the Integ. System Healthy

A. Nails◦Clip regularly, clean dirt out under nails

◦Wear clean socks, avoid contact with locker room floors, showers to prevent athletes foot

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B. Hair◦Wash every day◦Cut regularly◦Avoid sharing hats or headgear◦Brush hair

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C. Skin◦Use sunscreen ◦Don’t use tanning beds!◦Use ACNE medication◦Wash face and skin everyday when showering

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12. Deodorant◦Used to prevent excess sweating and body odor smells

◦Applied to armpits◦Look for a deodorant and antiperspirant – prevents sweating..

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How I will Keep My Integumentary System Healthy…

Hair –

Skin –

Skin on Face -

Nails -

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1. Epidermis2. Dermis3. Blood Vessel4. Hair5. Pore6. Nerve7. Sweat Gland8. Oil (Sebaceous) Gland