General Anatomy - skin and Fascia

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5.  Thick skin
 Thin skin

6.  It is the place where the skin continues with
the mucous membrane
e.g : Lips & eyelids

7.  Protection
 Acts as a Barrier
 Temperature regulation
 Sensory
 Excretory
 Synthesize ofVitamin D

12. Figure 5.3
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15.  Papillary layer
 Reticular layer
 Cleavage line/ langer’s line
 Wrinkle’s in the skin

16.  The area of skin supplied by a single spinal
segment called as Dermatome.

20.  It is the deepest layer and it contains adipose
tissues and large vessels that supply and
drain the dermis.

29. Disorders of Skin
 AlopeciaAreata
 Alopecia Totalis
 Vitiligo
 Psoriasis
 Hidradinitis suppurativa
 Naevi/moles
 Onychmycosis
 Basal cell carcinoma

30. Disorders of Skin
 Squamous cell carcinoma
 Albinism
 Onycholysis
 Skin burns
 First degree
 Second degree
 Third degree

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39. Skin graft mesher
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42. DEFINITION
 It is a fibrous tissue network in the form of
sheet or flat band.

43.  Below the surface of the skin, covering and
separating the muscles, organs and other
tissues.

44.  Sliding and gliding surface for muscles to
reduce friction.
 Suspends the organs in anatomical position.
 Transmits the movement in to the bones to
which they are attached.

45.  Superficial fascia
 Deep fascia
 Subserous fascia

46.  Location
 Composition
 Contents
 Panniculus adiposus
 Panniculus carnosus
Regional difference
- Distinct
-Very thin
-Very thick
-Stratification
-Superficial fascia without fat

48.  Distribution
 Best defined
 Ill defined

52. FASCIA LATA

53.  Intermuscular septa
 Coverings for muscles
 Coverings for nerves
 Coverings for glands
 Sheath around large arteries
 Aponeurosis
 Retinacula

54.  Neck
 Back
 Upper limb
 Lower limb