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Module 2e - A&P Matching
nails
are thin plates of stratified squamous epithelial cells that contain a very hard form of keratin
hair
important functions: eyelashes and eyebrowe protect the eyes from dust and perspiration
hair of the scalp helps heep us warm and plays cosmetic role
arrector piili muscles
attached to the hair follicle is a bundle of smooth muscle cells
alopecia
loss of hair genetic or drug re;ated
nail abuse
trauma to nail, causes nail to thick or hypertropy
hair growth
influenced by the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone
root: part that extends from the dermis to the surface
brittle
generally due to poorly oxygenated blood and nutritional anemias
protect fingers and toes from injury
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