The scalp is protected from injury by several layers, including skin, subcutaneous tissue, and a tough connective tissue layer called the galea aponeurotica. Additionally, hair provides a physical barrier against minor abrasions and impacts. The scalp is also rich in blood vessels, which help to promote healing in case of injuries. Lastly, the presence of sensory nerve endings helps detect potential harm, prompting protective reflexes.
Cleanse scalp wound with water.
Insulation, and protects our scalp from the sun.
A scalp injury is going to bleed like a river, only red. The scalp has lots of blood being pumped there (helps keep the hair alive), so when a person cuts the scalp he/she does 2 things: Go to the hospital immediately then throw the shirt away.
Cranium houses and protects the brain whereas scalp covers the cranium.cranium is hard compared to scalp that is ordinary skin...Ogbeja Daniel
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The scalp is anywhere on your head. A contusion is merely a bruise. A bruise means some force broke capillaries right under the skin. The slight bit of bleeding leeks into the tissue, causing a "bruise". A scalp contusion is no different than having a bruise on your shin.
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The scalp belongs to the integumentary system, which includes the skin and its associated structures. This system serves various functions, such as protection, temperature regulation, and sensation. The scalp specifically protects the skull and houses hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands.
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