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   The skin is the largest organ of the body. It covers the entire body and is primarily protective in function.

14-01MEV-L6	16-55MEV2-L6
DESCRIPTION: The skin: The epidermis and the dermis. The epidermis is made up of several... MORE...	DESCRIPTION: Layers of the scalp. The five layers of the scalp form an acronym, S-C-A-L-P... MORE...

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Burn injuries: The terms first-degree, second-degree, and third-degree refer to the severity of the burn.

20-04MEV-L6	14-02aMEV-L6
DESCRIPTION: The integument is a complex of outer protective epidermis coupled with a... MORE...	DESCRIPTION: Degrees of thermal injury to the skin. A first-degree burn involves only the... MORE...
14-02bMEV-L6	14-02cMEV-L6
DESCRIPTION: Degrees of thermal injury to the skin. Second-degree burns involve the... MORE...	DESCRIPTION: Degrees of thermal injury to the skin. The most severe burns are called third...  MORE...

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