INSTRUCTION: Label the illustration below by choosing the letter of the part for each item. Figure 3.1 1 A. Apocrine sweat gland B. Cortex C. Cuticle D. Dermal papillae E. Epidermis AB. Hair matrix 3 AC. Hair follicle 4 AD. Hair papillae AE. Medulla BC. Papillary dermis BD. Reticular dermis BE. Sebaceous gland CD. Subcutaneous CE. Sudoriferous sweat gland DE. Demal root sheath

INSTRUCTION: Label the illustration below by choosing the letter of the part for each item. Figure 3.1 1 A. Apocrine sweat gland B. Cortex C. Cuticle D. Dermal papillae E. Epidermis AB. Hair matrix 3 AC. Hair follicle 4 AD. Hair papillae AE. Medulla BC. Papillary dermis BD. Reticular dermis BE. Sebaceous gland CD. Subcutaneous CE. Sudoriferous sweat gland DE. Demal root sheath

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter5: The Integumentary System

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