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QUIZ: 3.2 Objective: (You have 10-15 minutes) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Objective: I will describe the structure and function of the three layers of skin. QUIZ: (You have 10-15 minutes)

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Real-world connection tatoos Vocabulary Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, hair, integument, melanin, sebaceous, subcutaneous, sudoriferous. Do Now

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Announcements Thanksgiving Break Project—Due Friday 12/6/13: Create/Make up your own patient file based on accurate information from an abnormal/weird disease. Do Now

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Think ink… Pair share Why is it that when you get a small scratch, you do not bleed, but when you get a deep scratch, you bleed? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Parts of the skin The skin is made of three layers: Epidermis Upper epidermis Lower epidermis Dermis Hypodermis (subcutaneous layer) Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? epidermis Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? epidermis Structure: Epidermis Made up of Living cells & dead cells Function Protect tissue and organs underneath from damage Prefix/Suffix Epi = ____________ Dermis = _________ Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Upper epidermis Structure: Upper Epidermis Made up of Dead flattened skin cells; keratin Function protects the living cells underneath from bacteria, heat and chemicals. Prefix/Suffix Epi = outer Dermis = skin (Upper epidermis = outer outer skin) Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? lower epidermis Structure: Lower Epidermis Made up of Living cells; melanin Function To replace the dead cells in upper epidermis Protect skin from sun damage Prefix/Suffix Epi = outer Dermis = skin (Lower epidermis = lower outer skin) Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? dermis Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? dermis Structure: Dermis Made up of Collagen & elastic fibers Function Support epidermis Hold organs like blood vessels, nerves endings, hair follicles and oil and sweat glands. Prefix/Suffix Dermis = ________ Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

3.2 Hypodermis (Subcutaneous layer) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Hypodermis (Subcutaneous layer) Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? hypodermis Structure: Hypodermis (subcutaneous layer) Made up of Adipose (fat) tissue Function Stores fat Insulation/Protection Prefix/Suffix Hypo = ___________ Dermis = ______________ sub = _____________ Cutaneous = of the skin Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Work period The functions of the skin include all of these except _____________. taking in nutrients preventing the entry of microorganisms Slowing down water loss regulating body temperature   Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Work period Adipose tissue is most abundant in the ________________ layer under the skin.   A) epidermal B) dermal C) subcutaneous D) transdermal    Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

3.2 summary: Lines of learning (LOL) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? summary: Lines of learning (LOL) In a well-written paragraph compare and contrast the three major layers of the skin, noting at least two similarities and two differences.    Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

3.2 work period Finish page 6 Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? work period Finish page 6 Read pages 7-9 about how tatoos work. You must make text annotations! Complete questions on page 10. Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

HOMEWORK: Finish pages for 3.2 for homework Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? HOMEWORK: Finish pages for 3.2 for homework Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

Exit Slip Make sure you get your trackers checked! Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.2 Aim: What are the three layers of the skin and what are they good for? Exit Slip Make sure you get your trackers checked! Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period