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1 DEBRIDEMENT: ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY
* 07/16/96 DEBRIDEMENT: ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY Professor Donald G. MacLellan Executive Director Health Education & Management Innovations *

2 ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY
Epidermal Layers Dermis – Anatomy & Appendages Vascular System Nervous System

3 EPIDERMIS 4 MAIN CELL TYPES:
Keratinocytes - main cell type; arranged in 5 layers; perpetually being generated Melanocytes - melanin production; brown skin colour Merkel Cells - mechanoreceptor function Langerhan’s cells – immune function

4 Stratum Germinativum Deepest layer, in contact with dermis
Single layer of cells Only layer of epidermis capable of cell division Contain melanocytes

5 Melanocytes Capable of producing the brown pigment, melanin
Melanin can absorb energy from ultraviolet (UV) light UV light contains high energy photons that can damage DNA – mutations Melanin can prevent damage to DNA, helps to prevent skin cancer

6 Stratum Spinosum Several layers thick
Cells of this layer begin to produce keratin Keratin is a water-insoluble protein that protects the body from water

7 Stratum Granulosum Multilayer and cells become compressed
Keratin crystallizes into granules within the cytoplasm Cells are metabolically dead

8 Stratum Lucidum Clear layer of cells Only present in thick skin
Cells nothing more than a bag of keratin

9 Dermis Papillary layer:
1/5 of dermis – loose areolar connective tissue Highly vascular Dermal papillae - fingerprints

10 Dermis Reticular layer: Dense irregular connective tissue
Sebaceous (oil) glands Hair follicles Ducts of sudoriferous (sweat) glands Meissner’s and Pacinian corpuscles

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12 2. Protection - physical abrasion - dehydration
- ultraviolet radiation 3. Sensation - touch - vibration - pain - temperature

13 4. Excretion 5. Immunity/ Resistance 6. Blood Reservoir - 8 to10 % in a resting adult 7. Synthesis of vitamin D - UV light - aids absorption of calcium

14 Physiology of Aged Skin
* 07/16/96 Physiology of Aged Skin Functional Decrement: - Epidermal turnover - Barrier function/ chemical clearance - Inflammatory response - Mechanical protection *

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17 Nervous System A Dermatome is an area of skin associated with a pair of dorsal roots from the spine

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