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Ch 1: Intro to Human A & P

2. 09/05/14 Ch 4: Cellular Metabolism 63. 09/09/14 Ch 5: Tissues 84. 09/29/14 Ch 12: Blood 255. 10/06/14 Ch 13: Cardiovascular System 326. 10/27/14 Ch 14: Lymphatic System & Immunity 567. 11/04/14 Ch 6: Integumentary System 67

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11/04/14 Ch. 6: Integumentary System 60Objective:

Students will be able to describe the structure of the layers of the skin in order to assess the importance of the integument to homeostasis.

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11/04/14 Ch. 6: Integumentary System 60Lab: Effect of Vascularity on Skin

Temperature Recovery

Hypothesis:

IF baseline temperatures are taken of face and upper arm, then ice is placed on arm and face for 30 seconds, then removed, and temperature of both areas are taken again, THEN the temperature of the arm/face will return to baseline quicker than that of the arm/faceBECAUSE there is more vascularity in this region, and heat is carried in the blood through these vessels, so the more vessels the more quickly heat can be carried away or to the region.

Vascularity: amount of vessels in an area--with increased vascularity is increased blood

Null Hypothesis:  

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11/10/14 Ch. 6: Integumentary System 60Objective:

Students will be able to describe the structure of the layers of the skin in order to assess the importance of the integument to homeostasis.

Organs are body structures composed of two or more different tissues.

The skin and its accessory organs make up the integumentary system.

Integumentary System

Functions of the IntegumentSkin and Its Tissues The skin is a large organ responsible

for maintaining homeostasis by:

1. Temperature regulation

2. Protection of underlying tissues

3. Retards water loss

4. Houses sensory receptors

5. Synthesizes certain chemicals

6. Excretes wastes

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11/13/14 Ch. 6: The Integumentary System 110

Burns (p. 121)• Distinguish between superficial

partial-thickness burn, deep partial thickness burn, and full-thickness burn.

• How do physicians use the "rule of nines?"

• What is one of the major concerns with burn victims in terms of a disruption in homeostasis?

Bed Sores (pressure ulcers) (p. 116)• Pressure ulcers often occur over

bony projections--why?

Debrief/ReviewWound Healing (pp. 120-121)

shallowdermis/subcutaneouslarge, open

Complete Critical Thinking Questions 1-7 p. 124