1. Dermis and Hypodermis Functions

2. Dermis: middle layer A. Tissue Type
Tissue: Dense Irregular Connective Tissue
Contains:
Collagen Fibers: Strong and resist stretching but can bend
Elastic Fibers: allow stretching but also recoil back

3. Dermis: 2 layers B. Layers Within: Papillary Layer (top Layer)
Dermal papillae
Connects to the epidermis
forms fingerprints
Important for grip

4. Dermis: 2 layers Reticular layer- Bottom layer
Thick layer (most of the dermis)

7. C. Structures within the Dermis
Nerve fibers:
control blood flow
regulate corpuscle response (pressure)
regulate gland production (Sweat, oil)

8. C. Structures within the Dermis
2.) Arrector pili muscles:
raise the hair during fear or with chill bumps
Squeeze oil out and onto hair and skin

9. C. Structures within the Dermis
3.) Hair follicle:
protect from UV rays
insulate
keep out bacteria
sensation
temp regulation

10. C. Structures within the Dermis
4. Eccrine Sweat Gland:
most are found in palms and soles
temp regulation
remove bacterial from the surface of our skin

11. C. Structures within the Dermis
5. Sebaceous (oil) glands:
oil/lipid prevents growth of bacteria,
lubricates the hair and skin

12. C. Structures within the Dermis
6. Lamellar Corpuscles (Pacinian)
recognize deep touch
7. Meissner’s Corpuscles: fine touch to identify specific objects

13. Hypodermis/Subcutaneous Layer
Not usually considered part of the skin
Tissue Type: adipose tissue and some areolar tissue
Anchors skin to underlying organs
shock absorption
Insulation
stores energy
Very vascular
Site of subcutaneous injections – absorbed directly into blood stream

14. Create a VENN Diagram on the Epidermis, Dermis, and Hypodermis
“Comparing and Contrasting Skin Layers”
Create a VENN Diagram on the Epidermis, Dermis, and Hypodermis
Epidermis
Dermis
Hypodermis