Readingstrategy
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The integumentary system consists of the skin, hair, and nails. The skin acts as a protective barrier against pathogens and regulates body temperature. It contains glands that secrete oils, sweat, and pheromones. Common disorders of the skin include bacterial infections like impetigo, viral infections such as herpes or shingles, fungal infections like ringworm, and inflammatory conditions like eczema or psoriasis. The causes of these disorders vary and may include microorganisms, allergic reactions, overexposure to irritants, genetic predispositions, or physical trauma.
Readingstrategy
- 1. Integumentary System Reading Strategy
- 2. Do Now • How did you score on the test? • What was the class average? • What can you do differently? (if anything) • What will we cover in this class next?
- 3. • A persistent player of a sport can predominately cause fungal related cases by perspiration susceptible to sport. • A virus will expose itself after an allergic contact or a rash. • Overexposure to allergic reaction can cause a severity of a virus, but can rather be predominately. • My daughter is really persistent when she wants to go out, but I don’t let go out because she has contact with the outside and sometimes she forgets to wash her hands and she may get a virus
- 4. Objectives SWBAT: Language: • Generate a sentence using new vocabulary and new ideas • Compare and contrast pre and post sentences Content: • Discuss different skin disorders and describe the physical effects and causes of said disorders
- 5. Activity • One volunteer will make up a story about the picture (take 30 sec.) • As a class, when the story is finished we will say: “AND that’s how you get ____________)
- 9. Poison Ivy?
- 15. Psoriasis
- 19. Viral Infections
- 20. Shingles
- 22. herpes
- 26. Impetigo
- 29. Flesh Eating Bacteria: Necrotizing Fasciitis
- 32. Tenia Versicolor
- 38. Heat rash