One of the disease of the Intergumentary system is a acne.Acne is a disease of the skin, It is the result of a disorder of the hair and oil glands, It is the most common condition treated by dermatologists.The skin and hair provide protection from dangerous ultraviolet radiation.The skin is made up of three layers of tissue. These tissues are labeled the epidermis,which is the top layer of the skin, the dermis, which is the middle layer of the connect oil glands skin,and the hypo dermis which is the deepest layer of skin. Acne is identified by red bumps and pimples on the face,on the chest,and back.It happens when oil excreted from the skin becomes trapped within the pores. Pores connect oil glands under the skin. Small sacs that produce and
To begin we will look at the integumentary system and its entire multitude of functions. The main components of the integumentary system are the skin, hair, nails, glands and nerves. For the purpose of this paper we will focus mainly on the levels of the skin and their functions. While the integumentary
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Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) is a chronic skin condition that features lumps under the skin that range from pea-sized to marble sized. This condition is also known as acne inversa. Hidradenitis Suppurativa is NOT contagious. This condition usually occurs where skin rubs together such as between the buttocks, under the breasts, the armpits and the groin. Most of these lumps tend to be very painful and when they break open they often produce malodorous pus.
My struggle with acne scars started when I was 14. When my acne started to clear up I began to see multiple small depressions on my face, specifically on my cheeks. I did my research and found out that
In Chapter 6 we learn about the Integumentary System. The discussion on the integumentary system will include the skin and subcutaneous tissues, hair, nails, and cutaneous glands and disorders of the skin.
I initially considered Lewis and Clark Law School, as it seemed a natural choice after attending Lewis & Clark College as an undergraduate, and never leaving Portland. Although I am considering relocating for law school, I would be delighted to stay here in Portland and continue to enjoy all this city, and surrounding area, has to offer. The Pacific Northwest is an idyllic place to live, as exemplified by the gorgeous forest surrounding Lewis and Clark, in which I have often taken a peaceful walk to relax. I also appreciate Portland’s culture of delicious food, and especially coffee, as well as its friendly people.
After the skin, there is a layer called the dermis. The dermis is a broad layer of fibrous and elastic tissue (made mostly of fibrillin, elastin, and collagen) which gives the skin its flexibility and strength. The dermis incorporates nerve endings, sweat glands and oil glands, hair follicles, and blood
Pimples will become a common challenge faced by many people. This is especially prevalent when a young age. The primary cause of pimples is too much sebum. Acne scars usually leaves a black stain that looks disturbing. Care should be used to prevent all these problems. Acne is one of the ugly truths of life that is hard to avoid. You tortured by them throughout your teenage years after which it will gradually go away from your life. Other important causes are hormonal imbalance, as well as the blockage of the pores of the skin. You can often treat them, because it is difficult to prevent them.
The second layer of the skin is called the dermis and is also known as the middle layer. The dermis is what holds the body together. The dermis has layers to it as well as the epidermis. There are two layers to the dermis, the papillary layer and the reticular layer. The cells of the dermis are fibroblast, macrophages, mast cells, and scattered white blood cells (wbc’s). the dermis is richly supplied with nerve fibers and BV;s. dermal BV’s is also a part of the integumentary system, dermal BV,s have converging and diverging vessels that ar...
The integumentary system is composed of the skin and the structures related to the skin, which include the hair, the finger nails, the sensory receptors and the glands (Shier, Butler, & Lewis, 2009). This system has an important function since it provides protection to the body, helps to maintain body temperature, and contains sensory receptors (p.117). The skin has essential function such as regulating homeostasis and body temperature, also delaying the loss of water from deeper tissues, storing sensory receptor, synthesizing biomechanical, and discharging waste from the body (p.117). The skin has two layers: the epidermis (outer layer) and the dermis (inner layer) (p.117). There is also a subcutaneous layer or hypodermis (p.117). According to Shier, Butler, and Lewis 2009 “as its name indicates, this layer is beneath the skin and not a true layer of the skin” (p.117). This layer has the blood vessels that supply the skin (p.117).
According to Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a memorandum is meant to protect the writer instead of being issued to inform the reader. I believe that the quote by Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson is not accurate. This statement creates ambiguity because the primary purpose why the writer issues a memorandum is to inform the reader. If the purpose is just to protect the writer and not to inform the reader, just for the sake of issuance, then such memo is of no use. However, this paper seeks to discuss the relevance of both—a memorandum is intended to inform the reader and it is also used to protect the writer.
The first layer, the epidermis, contains keratin which is a water proof protein. This makes the body water proof and keeps water from entering the body. This layer also consist of two specialized cells, langerhans cells and melanocytes. Langerhans cells are macrophages which is a white blood cell that phagocytize infectious agents. They then travel to lymphatic organs. Melanocytes lye deep in the epidermis, and produces melanin. This is the main pigment for skin color. The second layer, the dermis, is a fibrous connective tissue. It is made up of dense fibrous connective tissue and consist of collagen and elastic fibers. The purpose of the collagen fibers are to allow stretching to prevent tearing of the skin; unlike the elastic fibers which only allows for normal tension for stretching, allowing movement of muscles and joints. As we age, the fibers become weaker causing the skin to wrinkle. The blood vessels in the dermis help
Acne vulgaris, the medical term for common acne; is the most common skin disease. It is so common that nearly eighty-five percent of the population will develop some form of acne at some time between the ages of twelve and twenty-five years. Although there are several theories about what causes acne, medical doctors generally agree that acne is a by-product of hormonal changes in the body.
The skin has 3 main function. It has to regulate body temperature, remove waste (perspiration), and protect. The skin is made up of 3 layers. The epidermis is the outer thinner layer of the skin that is made up of dead and living cells. The dermis is the thicker middle layer of the skin that contains blood vessels and nerves. Sweat glands are found in the dermis, they secrete perspiration through ducts to pores on the skin’s surface. To avoid problems like warts, boils, moles, acne, and sunburn you can wash your body daily, wear sunscreen that is 15 or higher, and check your body often...
Due to recent advancement in science and technology, there has been a rapid increase in business competition and therefore, organizations requires input from their employees and often it becomes the reason for a conflict between a subordinate and the supervisor. Inside a business, the relationship between the subordinates and the supervisors are always been considered critical and very important. Good interpersonal skills guide the successful future of subordinates. Confrontation between the subordinate and the reporting manager usually leads to devastating results. The term challenge refers to participate in a competitive situation to decide who is superior in terms of capability and power, whereas the term stand down refers to quitting and