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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM JOSE A.S. SANTIAGO M.D.

The Skin Largest organ of the body Two layers Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous layer-hypodermis Not part of skin

The Skin

Epidermis Outer layer of the skin Consists of epithelial tissue(epithelium) No blood vessels or nerves

Epidermis Melanocytes-cells that produce melanin Melanin-pigment responsible for skin color

Epidermis Keratinocytes-cells that produce keratin Keratin-protein found in hairs, nails,palms and soles of feet

Dermis Connective tissue Contains hair follicles, blood vessels, nerves, and glands Thermoregulation Four types of cells: Fibroblasts Macrophages Mast Cells Plasma Cells

Subcutaneous Tissue Not part of skin Connects dermis to the muscles and organs below Fatty tissue Insulates structures from temperature extremes

Related Organs Hair Nails Glands Sebaceous glands-produce sebum Sudoriferous glands-produce sweat Ceruminous glands-produce cerumen

Additional Roots Cry/o cold Leuk/o white Papill/o nipple-like Scler/o hardening Xer/o dry

Additional Suffixes -ism process -ium; -um structure -sis state of; condition

Roots Albin/o white Albinism –lack of pigment in the skin,hair and eyes

Roots Adip/o fat Adipose –pertaining to fat

Roots Bi/o life Skin biopsy-piece of skin is removed for microscopic examination

Roots Cutane/o skin Subcutaneous –pertaining to under the skin

Roots Cyan/o - blue Cyanotic-bluish discoloration of the skin

Roots Derm/o; dermat/o- skin Dermatitis-inflammation of the skin

Roots Diaphor/e - profuse sweating Diaphoresis

Roots Epitheli/o- covering Epithelium-covering of internal and external surfaces of the body

Roots Erythemat/o; erythr/o- red Erythematous-redness of the skin

Roots Hidr/o- sweat Hyperhidrosis-excessive sweating

Roots Kerat/o; keratin/o- hard; hornlike Hyperkeratosis-excessive growth of outer layer of the skin

Roots Lip/o- fat Lipoma-tumor containing fat

Roots Melan/o -black Melanocyte-cell that produces melanin

Roots Myc/o -fungus Onychomycosis-fungal infection of the nail

Roots Onych/o - nail Onychomycosis-fungal infection of the nail

Roots Necr/o -death Necrotic tissue-dead tissue

Roots Pil/o -hair Pilosebaceous-hair follicle and sebaceous gland

Roots Ras/o -scrape Abrasion-scraping of the outer surface of injured skin

Roots Rhytid/o -wrinkle Rhytidectomy-removal of wrinkles; facelift

Roots Seb/o -sebum Seborrhea-increased discharge of sebum

Roots Ungu/o -nail Periungual-around the nail

Prefix Py/o -pus Pyoderma-pus producing disease of the skin

Suffixes -oma tumor; mass Hemangioma-tumor of blood vessels

Suffix -derma -skin Pyoderma-pus producing disease of the skin

Suffixes -dermis; -derma skin Leukoderma-white patches in the skin

Suffixes -dermis; -derma: skin Scleroderma-hardening of the skin

Suffixes -dermis; -derma: skin Xeroderma-drying of the skin

Aging Collagen breakdown Decrease of keratinocytes and melanocytes Decrease production of sebaceous glands Irregular production of melanin Hair follicles less productive

Burns Burn- destruction of skin by heat, chemicals, electricity, or radiation Classification of Burns First-degree burn- involves epidermis Ex.: sunburn

Burns Second-degree burn (partial-thickness burn)- involves epidermis and upper-portion of the dermis; erythema

Burns Third-degree burn (Full-thickness burn) –involves the epidermis and all of the dermis; skin is black and charred

Burns Fourth-degree burn – involves skin and muscle

Rule of Nine in Burns

Major complications of burns Infection- bacteria easily enter the body because of skin destruction Shock- loss of fluid leads to a drop in blood-pressure Toxicity- toxins released from burned skin are poisonous to the body

Treatment for burns 1.Debridement- removal of dead or burned skin 2.Skin grafting- skin transplant for major burns 3.Application of ointment for minor burns

Skin Cancer Melanoma- tumor arising from melanocytes

Skin Cancer Carcinoma- tumor arising from epithelial cells

Skin Cancer Sarcoma- tumor arising from connective tissue

Abbreviations Bx biopsy SC, subq, subcut subcutaneous UV ultraviolet

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