Friends Information Integumentary System Went to the beach today and my epidermis got fried!!!...
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Friends Information Integumentary System Went to the beach today and my epidermis got fried!!! Muscular System So glad there is a layer of skin to protect my valuable muscles. Skeletal System What would I do without my buddy, the Integumentary system to give shape and structure to my body. Rene Laennec Wow! My discovery of skin cancer has come a long way throughout the year. Dermatologist Don’t forget to keep your skin and hair healthy!!! Dermatology Foundation Providing 42 years of aid to support dermatologists all over the United States! Works at: Hair, Skin and Nails Salon Lives in: Epidermis Housing Integumentary System Integumentary System Muscular system Skeletal system Local Dermatologist Activities: Washing hair, taking vitamins, and putting on sunscreen Interests: Brushing hair, painting nails, and tanning
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Friends
Information
Integumentary SystemWent to the beach today and my epidermis got fried!!!
Muscular SystemSo glad there is a layer of skin to protect my valuable muscles.
Skeletal SystemWhat would I do without my buddy, the Integumentary system to give shape and structure to my body.
Rene LaennecWow! My discovery of skin cancer has come a long way throughout the year.
Dermatologist Don’t forget to keep your skin and hair healthy!!!
Dermatology FoundationProviding 42 years of aid to support dermatologists all over the United States!
Works at: Hair, Skin and Nails Salon Lives in: Epidermis Housing
Integumentary System
Integumentary System
Muscular system
Skeletal system
Local Dermatologist
Activities: Washing hair, taking vitamins, and putting on sunscreen
Interests: Brushing hair, painting nails, and tanning
Studied Art at Salon and Hair Harvard Lives in Skinsylvania * Married * Born on December 5, 1990
Integumentary System
Claude Monet
About Me: Skin: I protect internal organs and everything inside of me. I am the largest organ system in the body.
Hair: With my hair, I am able to prevent UV rays from harming my skin. I keep my body warm by catching warm air on the surface of my skin.
Nails: I protect the end of my fingers and help lift and grip small objects!
Friends
Basic Info
Philosophy
Without skin, what would hold us together?
Likes
Songs: Electric Epidermis and Whip My HairBooks: Hair Braiding Techniques and The Perfect NailFavorite Television: Documentary of Healthy Skin and Nail News
Integumentary System
Muscular system
Skeletal system
Local Dermatologist
Resources"Integumentary System." Inner Body. N.p., n.d. Web. 12 Sept. 2013. <http://www.innerbody.com/anatomy/integumentary>."Skin (Integumentary System)." Penn Medicine. Adam.com, n.d. Web. 12 Sept. 2013. <http://www.pennmedicine.org/health_info/body_guide/reftext/html/skin_sys_fin.html>."Who Discovered Skin Cancer?" Who Discovered It? Word Press, n.d. Web. 12 Sept. 2013. <http://discovery.yukozimo.com/who-discovered-skin-cancer/>.
Integumentary System
My PhotosBy Integumentary System (Albums) * Updated 1 day ago
This diagram breaks down the skin from the outside of the skin to the bottom. The top of the skin is covered with hair and also separates the levels of skin from the epidermis to the dermis.
The skin is a key part of the Integumentary System and in this picture the man has ripped off all of him skin. It shows how important the skin is to key all the internal organ and muscles protected.
This diagram shows both the external and internal of a finger. The external shows the nail and skin working together to form each finger.
This is a picture of various cancers found on the skin. It is a very common type of cancer. As seen in this picture, there are different forms.
In this image is a specific diagram of a hair follicle. The follicle is located in the dermis including glands. The epidermis contains the hair on the surface of the skin. Hair is utilized to protect the skin.
