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Page 1: Anatomy of skin
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General Points Of SkinGeneral Points Of Skin

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Layers Of SkinLayers Of Skin

• Skin is composed of 3 layers1) Epidermis

2) Dermis

3) Hypodermis or Subcutis

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EpidermisEpidermis

• Outermost layer of skin

• Derived from basal membrane Stratum Basale

• Presents the openings of hair follicles

• Epidermis consists of 4 sublayers1. Stratum Corneum – Outermost Horny Layer

2. Stratum Lucidum – Clear Layer

3. Stratum Granulosum – Granular Layer

4. Stratum Spinosum – Prickly Cell Layer

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DermisDermis

• Supports the Epidermis

• Consists of Collagen,Reticular & Elastic fibers

• Modify the structure & function of EpidermisPlay role in

• Strength & Elasticity of skin

• Maintenance & Repair of skin

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Hypodermis/SubcutisHypodermis/SubcutisConsists of

• Connective tissue

• Elastic fibers

• Fat - when fat forms a layer of considerable thickness,it is termed as Peniculus Adiposus

Act as• Energy Reserve

• Insulator

• Body Contour More subcutaneous tissue = Skin is raised Less subcutaneous tissue = Skin is adherent to subjacent structures

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Fat Cells

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Functions Of SkinFunctions Of Skin• Preservation of the animal's shape

• Protection against water loss

• Protection from physical, chemical & microbial injury imposed by external agents

• Thermoregulation

• Vitamin D synthesis(with the help of sunlight)҉: The protective function of the skin is enhanced by

the presence of sebum & sweat that spread over the cells of the stratum corneum

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Comparative Points Of SkinComparative Points Of Skin

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ThicknessThickness

Greater than that of any other domesticated animal

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Cutaneous GlandsCutaneous Glands

Larger than that of any other domesticated animal

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Sebaceous GlandsSebaceous Glands

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Sudoriferous/Sweat GlandsSudoriferous/Sweat Glands

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Naso Labial GlandsNaso Labial Glands

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HairsHairs

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