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The skin as a sensory organ
The skin is a multifaceted organ that serves numerous critical functions, including acting as a sensory interface with the environment. It comprises multiple layers, each with distinct roles.
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The skin as a sensory organ Skin appendices Glands Skin glands are mainly for skin protection and partly for thermoregulation. Mammary gland
Sweat gland
Sebaceous gland
Nails The upper layer of the cuticle on the fingers forms the nail. Grows throughout our lives Hair It stands out from the leather. The skin contains hair follicles. Stucture Hypodermis To store energy, insulate and absorb major physical impacts Dermis Ensure the elasticity and durability of the skin. Epidermis Maintaining the top protective layer of the skin Feature Touch with our skin By touch, we perceive the strenght, surface,and shape of an object Feel the pressure Feel the pain Feel the cold and heat
