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2. Sunlight exposure causes the skin to produce: ?
Calcium
Vitamin D
Vitamin C
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- Eccrine sweat glands ________. are present on hair are present in the skin throughout the body and produce watery sweat produce sebum act as a moisturizerAn individual has spent too much time sun bathing. Not only is his skin painful to touch, but small blisters have appeared in the affected area. This indicates that he has damaged which layers of his skin? epidermis only hypodermis only epidermis and hypodermis epidermis and dermisWhen the skin is exposed to sunlight it will produce: Calcium Vitamin D Vitamin C Vitamin D precursors
- 4.In brief please tell what is the role of keratin in the skin.14. Cosmetics that can reduce skin pigmentation work in the following ways, except…. A. Exfoliate the skinB. antioxidantsC. inhibits melanosome transferD. control tyrosinase activity12. Describe the basic structure and functions of sweat glands, sebaceous glands, nails, hair and| sensory receptors. +o mmaint
- 1. You have been exposed on hot sunny day because of an important outdoor activity. You have experienced excessive sweating, smells a bit odorous and a looked a little bit darker. Discuss the reason to explain these observations. Describe what layer of the skin keeps you from drying out even when under the heat of the sun. 2. You were busy chopping vegetables for dinner then suddenly, you made a little cut over your fingertip using a sharp knife but noticed only a small amount of blood. Discuss which layers of skin you had to cut into in order to bleed.1. You have been exposed on hot sunny day because of an important outdoor activity. You have experienced excessive sweating, smells a bit odorous and a looked a little bit darker. Discuss the reason to explain these observations. Describe what layer of the skin keeps you from drying out even when under the heat of the sun.1. What are the function of vitamin C 2.Difference between energy value and energy requirement
- 4. Complete the table on how structural features of the skin help the marathon runner during and after the race. Structural feature Sweat glands Hair Erector muscles Blood vessels Role of structural feature during marathon How does this help the marathon runner? Role of structural feature 1 hour after race? How does this help the marathon runner?A burn patient is admitted to the floor that you are assigned. Upon your initial assessment, the patient has signs and symptoms of third spacing. Based on this change in states, what imbalance does the patient exhibit? hypovolemia hypernatremia O hyperkalemia O hypervolemia2. Differentiate the forms of Vitamin E.
