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Skin Hypodermis Skin Color Skin Function. Subcutaneous or Hypodermis Not part of the skin Between dermis and tissues below.

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1 Skin Hypodermis Skin Color Skin Function

2 Subcutaneous or Hypodermis Not part of the skin Between dermis and tissues below

3 Rich in Adipose tissue (subcutaneous fat) Subcutaneous injections

4 Skin Color Determined by amount of 1. Melanin 2. Carotene 3. Hemoglobin at surface

5 1. Melanin Dark Brown pigment Produced by Melanocytes – Stratum Basale – Tyrosine → Melanin Enzyme Tyrosinase

6 Melanin Decreased Tyrosinase – Graying of Hair – White skin of elderly

7 Melanin Absence of Tyrosinase – Albinism (recessive)

8 Melanin Absence of Tyrosinase – Albinism

9 Melanin Melanocytes can group together – Results in ….

10 Melanin Freckles

11 Amount of Melanin Controlled by – Genes – Environment UV radiation

12 2. Carotene Yellow-orange pigment Found in food products

13 3. Hemoglobin Red Tint – Vessels dilate at surface - Embarrassment (nerves)

14 Skin Functions 1. Protection – Microorganism barrier – Water loss (keratin) – Chemicals (keratin)

15 Skin Functions – Physical damage (collagen fibers and desmosomes) – UV damage (melanin)

16 Skin Functions 2. Sensory – Pressure, touch, pain, and temperature

17 Skin Functions 3. Excretion – Salts and wastes (urea)

18 Skin Functions 4. Vitamin D production – UV light reaction –Important for calcium absorption in bones

19 Skin Functions 5. Immunity – Macrophages in tissue

20 Skin Functions 6. Temperature regulation – Release Heat Vasodilatation – Increase blood flow to dermis

21 Skin Functions 6. Temperature regulation – Conserve Heat Vasoconstriction – Decrease blood flow to dermis


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