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What is the scientific name for your skin?
The scientific name for skin is "integumentary system."
What is another name for inetegumentary system?
skin system
What word in an elements name that describes what happens to skin when it is overexposed to sun?
-Tan. So titanium.
Find a word in a elements name that describes what happens to skin from overexposure to the sun?
Tan - Titanium
What is the Human Skin system called?
Integument is the medical name that stands for all the layers of skin. The integument is composed of two layers, the outer layer is called the Epidermis. The inner layer of skin is called the Dermis or Corium.
Another name for the parasympathetic nervous system is?
Another name for the parasympathetic nervous system is the craniosacral, which describes the area of the spinal cord where the nerves are located.
Name the two organs systems that are associated with the skin?
The skin is an organ by itself, but the circulatory system and nervous system both have direct connections with the skin (through capillaries in the case of circulatory and nerve endings in the case of nervous system.)
What is the organ name for skin?
The skin cell belongs to the organ known as the skin. This is the largest organ in the body and is in the integument system.
What is the name of the system that is composed of the skin and the four appendages hair nails glands and nerves?
Integument System
Which of the following describes how the skin of the integumentary system and the bones of the skeletal system work together in the human body?
The skin of the integumentary system provides a protective barrier for the bones of the skeletal system. The skin also contains sensory receptors that help detect pressure and temperature changes, which can provide feedback for bone movement and protection. Additionally, the skin plays a role in the production of vitamin D, which is essential for bone health.
Is skin considered a body system?
No there is not a skin system in the human body.
Describes diffuse redness of the skin such as sunburn?
Erythema
