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THE HUMAN BODY 2: SKIN AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Life Science

Mathematics & Science

Human Anatomy & Physiology

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Even a quick look at the surface of human skin reveals its many complexities. Much more than a simple shell for the human body, the skin helps protect internal organs and, working in conjunction with connective tissue, allows the human body to function as a unit. This comprehensive volume examines the components of the human integumentary system, as well as the various diseases and disorders to which it is vulnerable.

The Human Body II: Skin and Connective Tissue

High School

Elementary

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The Human Body II

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Duration Unit Of Measure

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1390

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
1: Anatomy of the Human Skin.
2: Distinctive Features.
3: The Dermis.
4: Blood and Lymph Vessels.
5: The Skin Surface.
6: The Epidermis.
7: General Structure.
8: Major Layers.
9: Dynamics and Organization.
10: The Keratin Layer.
11: Hair.
12: Sebaceous Glands.
13: Sweat Glands.
14: Nails.
15: Characteristics of Connective Tissue.
16: Components of Connective Tissue.
17: Extracellular Fibres.
18: Ground Substance.
19: Cells of Connective Tissue.
20: Types of Connective Tissue.
21: Cartilage.
22: Ligament.
23: Tendon.
24: Bone and Periosteum.
25: Embryology and Biodynamics of Skin and Connective Tissue.
26: Embryology and Evolution.
27: Embryological Tissues.
28: Biodynamic Properties.
29: Cutaneous Sense Organs.
30: Pigmentation.
31: Immunoregulation and Langerhans Cells.
32: Skin Diseases and Injuries.
33: General Features of Skin Disease.
34: Erythema.
35: Skin Injuries.
36: Skin Wounds and Scars.
37: Bruises.
38: Blisters.
39: Calluses and Corns.
40: Skin Squeeze.
41: Frostbite.
42: Skin Graft.
43: Skin Infections and Infestations.
44: Signs of Infection.
45: Types of Skin Infections and Infestations.
46: Abscess.
47: Blastomycosis.
48: Erysipelas.
49: Impetigo and Boils.
50: Pediculosis.
51: Pinta.
52: Ringworm.
53: Scabies.
54: Warts.
55: Diseases and Disorders of Skin Tissues.
56: Skin Allergies and Inflammations.
57: Chilblain.
58: Dermatitis.
59: Hives.
60: Insect Bite and Sting.
61: Pemphigus.
62: Psoriasis.
63: Sunburn.
64: Localized Skin Conditions.
65: Abnormalities in Pigmentation.
66: Skin Blood Vessel Disorders.
67: Diseases of Hair and Pilosebaceous Follicles.
68: Acne.
69: Diseases of Sweat Glands.
70: Nail Disease.
71: Diseases and Disorders of Connective Tissue.
72: Features of Connective Tissue Disease.
73: Disorders of Inflammation and Autoimmunity.
74: Amyloidosis.
75: Necrotizing Vasculitides.
76: Polychondritis and Relapsing Polychondritis.
77: Rheumatoid Arthritis.
78: Rheumatic Fever.
79: Scleroderma.
80: Sj&#x00F6;gren Syndrome.
81: Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
82: Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura.
83: Other Disorders Involving Connective Tissues.
84: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
85: Herniated Disk.
86: Polychondritis.
87: Tendinitis.
88: Cancers and Hereditary Disorders of the Skin and Connective Tissue.
89: Common Cancers of Skin and Connective Tissue.
90: Melanoma.
91: Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer.
92: Cancers of Connective Tissues.
93: Hereditary Disorders of Skin and Connective Tissue.
94: Achondroplasia.
95: Alkaptonuria.
96: Dupuytren Contracture.
97: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
98: Homocystinuria.
99: Marfan Syndrome.
100: Mucopolysaccharidoses.
101: Myositis Ossificans.
102: Osteogenesis Imperfecta.
103: Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum.
Conclusion.
Glossary.
Bibliography.
Index.

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