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OBJECTIVES
Attheendofthissession,Studentswillbeableto:
DefineIntegumentarySystem
KnowthepartsofIntegumentarySystem
Describe5functionofSkin.
List3commondisease/disorderof
integumentarysystem.
Learntopreventpatientsfrombedsores.
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEY
OBJECTIVES
Attheendofthissession,Studentswillbeableto:
DefineIntegumentarySystem
KnowthepartsofIntegumentarySystem
Describe5functionofSkin.
List3commondisease/disorderof
integumentarysystem.
Learntopreventpatientsfrombedsores.
DEFINITION
Itisthesystem,
whichcoversourentirebody
thatisskin.Skinisthenatural
covering.Itprovidesfirstlineof
defenseagainstinfection.
PartsofIntegumentarySystem
Skin
HairandHairfollicles.
Nails
Sebaceousglandsis
Sweatglands
Nervesupply
SKIN
Theskincoversandprotectunderlying
structuresfrominjuryorbacteria
Epidermis
invasion.Skinconsistsof2layers:
Dermis
Epidermis
Dermis
Epidermis
It is the most superficial or outer layer of
the skin, which we can see. It is thickest on palms
and soles. No blood vessels or nerves ending present
on it. Hair, Secretions from sebaceous glands and
sweat glands pass through epidermis.
Dermis
It is inner layer of the skin. It is tough and
elastic. It consists of blood vessels, hair follicles,
adipose (folds) tissue, sebaceous (oil) glands and
sweat glands.
HairandHairFollicles
Theyarefoundalloverthe
bodyexceptonthepalmsandsoles.
Nails
Theyformfromsamecellsasepidermisand
hair.Itishard,horeytypeofdeadcells.Theyprotect
thetipsofthefingerandtoes.
SebaceousGland
SweatGland
Itsecretssweatorperspiration
fromtinyholesintheskincalledposes.Function
ofsweatglandsismaintainingbodytemperature
andbodyridsitselfofcertainwasteproducts
throughperspiration.
NerveSupply
Duetopresenceofsensorynerve
endingthebodyreactsbyreflexactionto
unpleasantorpainfulstimuliandprotectsfrom
furtherinjuries.
FunctionsofSkin
Protection
Skincoversandprotectsunderlying
bodystructuresfrominjuryandmicroorganism
invasionandactsasamechanicalbarrier.
Sense Organ
The sensory nerve endings present in
skin that allows sensory perception. The senses of
touch, pain and change in temperature.
Temperature Regulation
Itregulatesthebody
temperaturebycontrollingthelossofheatfromthe
body.Theevaporationofsweatfromthesurfaceof
theskinfacilitatesalossofheatwhenenvironment
becomestoowarm.
Store Energy
and vitamins.
Burns
Major cause of accidental death, primarily as
a result of their effects on the skin.
Usually caused by heat, radiation, harmful
chemicals, sunlight, or electrical shock.
The immediate threat to life results primarily
from fluid loss, infection, and the effects of
burned, dead tissue.
Burns are classified according to the depth of
tissue involvement.
Classification of Burns
First- and second-degree burns are called partialthickness burns.
Second-degree burns involve the epidermis and part of
the dermis.
The skin appears red, tan, or white, and
is blistered and
painful.
Third-degree
burns
are called full thickness burns.
Third-degree burns involve the epidermis, dermis,
and subcutaneous layer, which are often destroyed.
Skin Cancer
The most common type of cancer.
CommonProblemsofIntegumentarSystem
Cyanosis:Signofimpairedcirculation
Lesions
:Anabnormalityoftissuesof
thebodyasawound,sore,
rashorboil.
Ulcer
:Localdestructionofthe
Epidermis
causedbyvirusthat
producepainfullesions
Dermatitis :Inflammationofskinlayer
isreactionorirritatingdue
toallergy
Cancer of:Tumoroftheskin,which
hashighrateofdeathrate.
the Skin Burns
:Excessiveexposureof
skin
toheat or fire.
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