Skeleton & Skin: Part 1 – Skintastic

 Category: Anatomy, Anatomy & Physiology Foundations Series, Integument, Integument, Musculoskeletal, Musculoskeletal, Pre-Clinical, Pre-Medical, Systems Anatomy      Tags: anatomical position, apocrine, basal layer, bones, breast cancer, bumps, burns, clinical importance of skin, cutaneous, dead skin cells, dermatome levels, dermatomes, dermis, eccrine, epidermis, facial planes, fascia, functions of bone, glands, hair follicles, heat regulation, hormones, hypodermis, imaging of bones, innervation, joints, keratinized outer layer, layers of skin, melanin, metabolic activity, movements, nerve endings, papillary layer, parts of bones, pili muscles, planes, reticular layer, seat glands, skeleton, skin, skin functions, skintastic, stratum basale, stratum corneum, stratum granulosum, stratum lucidum, stratus spinosum, superficial fascia, synovial joints, temperature control, types of bones, types of joints, vertebral column, vessels, vitamin D, water retention