ANATOMY; THE INTEGUMENT; Part 1 by Professor Fink
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2012
- This is Part 1 of Professor Fink's Video Lecture on the Integument (Skin). Professor Fink describes the major functions of the Skin, the Histology of the Skin, the Hair Follicle, and the Glands of the Skin. Reference is made to Epidermis, Dermis, cutaneous, calciferol (calcitriol), keratinocytes, melanocytes, stratum germinativum, stratum corneum, fibroblasts, stratified squamous epithelium, irregularly arranged dense fibrous connective tissue, papillary folds, friction ridges, arrector pili, , colostrum, milk, and the followings glands: sebaceous, sudoriferous (sweat), scent, ceruminous (wax) & mammary glands.
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Identical twins ..due to different phenotype..environment interaction have some sort of same pattern of fingerprint..
Hair::
Lanugo
Down hair.
Terminal hair
Hair follicle -associated with sebaceous gland and pili muscles ...
Glands of. Skin
1.sebaceous
Secretion is stimulated by sex hormones testosterone,estrogen..,pimples
2.sweat or sudoriferous glands
Composition:: water,NaCl,lactic acid,urea..
3.scent glands
Modified sweat glands
Genital, axillary,inguinal,perianal ..regions
4.ceruminous glands wax
External auditory meatus
5.mammary glands--
Colostrum- antibody Ig A..., lactose
Great lecture! One question:
You mention a blister is the separation of dermis and epidermis. Eventually we would peel off the epidermis, but it would grow back. Where do these cells come from that regrow to fill the hole of the blister?
The epithelial cells surrounding the "hole" undergo mitosis, re-growing a new epidermis there. I speak about the growth of the epidermis after a cut at the end of PART 2 of the INTEGUMENT:
Professor Fink's Lecture on the Integument (Part 2):
th-cam.com/video/-zpAd1upv40/w-d-xo.html
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There are some errors here regarding breastfeeding:
1) Colostrum is yellow, not clear, and while relatively low in calories, it is NOT low in nutrients by any means and is actually very very important. It is nicknamed "liquid gold" for a reason.
2) When a baby is latching correctly, the areola is not drying out, and extra lubricants (lanolin usually) is not required. Typically moms need lanolin during the phases of learning how to nurse since it is a learned skill.
and 3) A mother can easily and comfortably nurse past 6 months! Teeth are a non-issue when the baby or toddler is latched correctly, and no teeth are felt by the mother.
--A mama who breastfed 4 for a total of 10 years
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