The dermis is: Vascular and innervated Avascular and innervated Avascular and not innervated Vascular but not innervated
Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2022 7:26 am
The dermis is:
Vascular and innervated
Avascular and innervated
Avascular and not innervated
Vascular but not innervated
2
How does skin cool the body?
Dermal blood vessels dilate, providing increased blood flowthrough the region and wisking away heat
Hypodermal cells can be consumed or created to conserve orliberate heat
Dermal blood vessels dilate, allowing heat to be absorbed bysweat, which evaporates
Dermal blood vessels constrict, providing less heat to thesurface of the skin, keeping it cool
3. The stratum basale's proximity to the dermis means that:
The stratum basale has easy access to the bloodstream
The stratum basale is the most likely layer to experienceshearing forces
The stratum basale is the most likely to get infected
The stratum basale is the least likely layer to makewaterproofing keratin
Vascular and innervated
Avascular and innervated
Avascular and not innervated
Vascular but not innervated
2
How does skin cool the body?
Dermal blood vessels dilate, providing increased blood flowthrough the region and wisking away heat
Hypodermal cells can be consumed or created to conserve orliberate heat
Dermal blood vessels dilate, allowing heat to be absorbed bysweat, which evaporates
Dermal blood vessels constrict, providing less heat to thesurface of the skin, keeping it cool
3. The stratum basale's proximity to the dermis means that:
The stratum basale has easy access to the bloodstream
The stratum basale is the most likely layer to experienceshearing forces
The stratum basale is the most likely to get infected
The stratum basale is the least likely layer to makewaterproofing keratin