Integumentary System (skin)

Skin is an organ because the cells make up tissue and tissue makes up organs

because we have a waxy substance in our skin called sebum which makes our skin waterproof

Sudoriferous glands, or sweat glands, are part of the endocrine system.

No it doesnt.

Your skin synthesizes vitamin D, which assists with calcium absorption. This calcium is part of the bone structure.

A lot of different variables in this one. exposure, weather, insects could take anywhere from 2 hours with flesh eating insects to over 2000 years looking at very well preserved bodies, such as those involved in mummification.

If you're counting from outside to inside the epidermis is the first layer. The dermis is the second layer.

By absorbing it and by lotions and absorbing moisture

The respiratory system includes the lungs and the absorption of oxygen into the blood stream, and the integumentary system includes the skin, nails, sweat glands and sebaceous glands. The oxygen imported from the respiratory system allows the parts of the integumentary system to function properly or grow. The respiratory system is vital to every part of the body as well for this reason.

yes because during surgeries (an example) where the cut is made there might be bacteria and the bacteria might infect the cut, causing the person an infection. Because of organisms that live in skin, it cannot be "sterilized" like inanimate objects. The use of antimicrobials reduces the amount of pathogenic organisms to prevent their introduction into the body by breaks in the skin causing infection. The skin, which is an organ, protects the body from infection.

The outermost layer, also known as the epidermis, contains keratin.

Sebaceous glands are associated with hair follicles within the dermis.

C6H5O6 mainly. It is a protein that is chemically quite similar to honey, and there have actually been several experiments attempting to turn sweat into honey. It is possible, but it is too expensive to be worth it.

The skin belongs to the integumentary body system, which protects your body from damage. The integumentary system also includes hair and nails.
Yes, it's part of the integument system.

Dead skin cells are called keratin and are usually packed on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet. They usually stay there and sometimes flake off. There is keratin on skin in general, and they just fall and is rubbed away. Unless you scrub off the keratin, it remains on the surface of our skin (epidermis).

The skin is part of the integumentary system. Its four accessory organs include the hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands and the nails.
Anything that does not include the blood vessels (that supply nutrition to the skin), sweat glands, sebacious glands, adipose, cartilaginious fibers even. and others inside the dermis (it is FULL of accessory items).

It s called w wenis because wines rhymes with PENIS and the W stands for We the E stands for EVERYBODY the N stands for NICE WENIS and the I stands for INTELLIGENT WENIS and the S stands for SEXY WENIS! <33

Well there are two forms of thick skin. One is figurative, such as "someone having a thick skin" and the literal, "not thin skin".

Someone having "thick skin" is usually someone who doesn't allow the actions of others or their environment to affect them. This is usually achieved through living a tough life or generally having a more positive outlook on things.

Thick skin in the physical sense can mean the soles of your feet, your arms, and legs. This is where skin is usually thickest. The thinnest skin is found at the wrists and ankles, groin, and eyelids.

The epidermis consists of stratified squamous epithelium. The dermis consists of fibrous connective tissue. The hypodermis consists of loose connective tissue and adipose tissue.

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Vitamin D is actually created by your skin. When exposed to sunlight for a while (at least a half an hour) the skin will begin converting cholesterol into Vitamin D. The conversion process will continue as long as you are exposed to sufficiently strong direct, full-spectrum sunlight.

Skin is specialized to be more sensitive in some parts of the body and less sensitive in others. This is mainly because to alert a person of any dangers. The Skin on the extremities of the body like the finger tips is ultra sensitive so that it alerts a person when he touches something very hot or cold. Whereas skin on other parts of the body like the arms or the chest is not so sensitive.

You have the epidermis (that flakes when your hands get dry) Then the dermis (this is what bleeds when you get cut) Then the Endodermic layer (this is the soft layer of tissue that lays over your bones and muscles)

Massage the affected area with aloe vera gel for 2-3 minutes daily and leave it for 15 minutes, than rinse off. It is a best remedy to remove sun spots.