The burn would be classified as a second degree burn due to the redness, swelling, pain and blisters associated.…
21. How is the "tanning" effect (darkening of the skin) that occurs when a person is exposed to…
Enzymes encompass our lives by carrying out various processes that have both negative and positive effects on our bodies, and the aging of our skin is no exception. In BIS 102, Dr. Monfared emphasizes the importance of enzymes and its varied functions that make biological processes achievable. As a result, these biological catalysts allow life to take place by reducing the activation energy needed for chemical processes, such as the breakdown of sugars and proteins. While a majority of the catalyzed reactions are beneficial for our wellbeing, others are disadvantageous especially in older age. As individuals progressively age, enzymes do more than just carry out necessary reactions; they also start to degrade various regions of our body, one…
stratum lucidum stratumcorneum & lucidum papilliary layer dermis as a whole epidermis as a whole stratum basale stratum corneum stratum spinosum dermis as a whole stratum basale stratum spinosum papillary layer…
Overexposure to sunlight can result in painful, red, sunburned skin. First degree burns results in peeling of the skin. Second degree burns can blister. UV rays in sunlight stimulate melanocytes to provide melanin. When melanin is exposed to UV light it oxidizes turning the skin dark. This darkening effect is the skins way of protecting itself against too much UV light. Sunburn damages the skin. The body responds to the damage by increasing blood flow to the capillary beds in the skin in order to bring cells to repair the damage. The extra blood causes redness. Long time overexposure can cause wrinkles, freckles, age spots, dilated blood…
SKIN TYPE:( Please Circle) * Normal * Oily * Dry * Combination * Acne * Sensitive…
The objective for doing this assignment is to learn the bones and muscle structure of the face and neck and the upper body and where the muscle are and the actions the muscles do. Also to research and to learn the function and composition of blood and to learn the function and composition of the lymph and to learn how the blood and lymph improve the skin and muscle condition during a facial massage and to learn how the natural ageing process affect’s the facial skin and muscle tone.…
Stratified squamous epithelium in the epidermis, areolar connective tissue, and some dense irregular connective tissue in the dermis have been afllicted…
The sun emits harmful ultraviolet rays. Excessive exposure to harmful sun rays accelerates the melanin production in the body and leads to darkening of the exposed skin. This causes the skin to tan which may even lead to other serious skin problems like acne, pimples, fine lines, wrinkles, skin burn, premature aging, and hyper-pigmentation and dark spots. Tanning usually makes the skin look dull and lifeless. There are several chemical cosmetic products that can be used to get rid of skin tan. However, the chemicals may not be good for the skin and may harm the skin in different ways and so it is better to use natural anti-tan methods and remedies to get rid of tan.…
How Anthony Fabian uses CAMELS to present Sandra’s search for her identity. It should be half a page (two paragraphs) in length.…
Skin changes-skin turgor poor, tenting, skin dry and scaly, dry mucus membranes( may be covered with a think sticky, pastelike coating), toungue may have deep furrows…
Physical changes associated with aging, beyond gray hair and wrinkles, are not always visually noticeable, are constantly changing and can affect us in many ways.…
ii. Skin ages rapidly when exposed to the dangerous UV rays of the sun or tanning bed.…
“5 things you must know about Skin Cancer.” Life Science. Ed. Robert R. Britt. N.p., 29 July 2008. Web. 25 Apr. 2010. .…
Another physical change to ageing is the wrinkling of the skin and it becomes saggy, losing firmness. This could affect an individual’s self esteem as they could have poor and negative self image. They could look at themselves in…