skin

what does A show

• epidermis

• dermis

• hypodermis

• muscle

what does b show

• epidermis

• dermis

• hypodermis

• muscle

what does c show

• epidermis

• ddermis

• hypodermis

• muscle

which one of these describe the epidermis

• waterproof, outer layer which keeps pathogens out of the body.

• elastic and gives skin its colour

• middle layer which contains hair follices, nerves, blood vessels and glands to help regulate body temperature

• made of connective tissue and has a higher amount of fat which provides insulation

which one of these describe dermis

• middle layer which contains hair follices, nerves, blood vessels and glands to help regulate body temperature

• made of connective tissue and has a higher amount of fat which provides insulation

• elastic and gives skin its colour

• waterproof, outer layer which keeps pathogens out of the body.

which of these describe the hypodermis

• made of connective tissue

• waterproof, outer layer which keeps pathogens out of the body.

• middle layer which contains hair follices, nerves, blood vessels and glands to help regulate body temperature

• has a high amount of fat which provides insulation and shape

what are the three types of skin glands

• sudoriferous

• sebaceous

• ceruminous

• subcanteous

function of the sudriferous gland

• secrete sweat

• secrete sebum which keeps hair and skin lubricated

• secrete ear wax

• secrete ensymes

function of the sebaceous gland

• secrete sweat

• secrete sebum which keeps hair and skin lubricated

• secrete ear wax

• secrete ensymes

function of the ceruminous gland

• secrete sweat

• secrete sebum which keeps hair and skin lubricated

• secrete ear wax

• secrete ensymes