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- Why is skin important for homeostasis?Why does a deep injury to the skin result in abundant scar tissue?If you take a sterile needle and pass it through the outermost layer of the skin, no bleeding or pain occurs. Why is this possible? there is no bleeding because epidermis is avascular, right? then why is there no pain?
- What is one of the main functions of the skin?Apart from the physical barrier, the skin creates, how else does the barrier function of the skin work?Histological preparation of skin demonstrates dense unformed connective tissue. What layer of this organ is formed by such tissue? O Reticular dermis Papillary dermis O Epidermis O Basal membrane O Hypodermis *
