Functions and Disorders of Skin Glands

Teresa from the Intentional Classroom explains the differences between sebaceous and pseudoriferous glands, focusing on their functions and disorders. Sebaceous glands produce oil to keep skin and hair moisturized, while pseudoriferous glands regulate body temperature through sweat. The video covers common disorders related to these glands and emphasizes the importance of understanding them for state board exams. Teresa encourages viewers to engage with the content and provides study tips for memorizing gland disorders.

Why is it important to understand the functions and structure of skin glands?

• To pass the state board exams

• To perform surgeries

• To sell skincare products

• To become a dermatologist

What is the primary function of sebaceous glands?

• To regulate body temperature

• To produce sweat

• To produce hormones

• To produce oil or sebum

Where are sebaceous glands NOT found?

• On the face

• On the palms and soles

• On the back

• On the scalp

Which of the following is a disorder associated with sebaceous glands?

• Anhydrosis

• Miliaria rubra

• Acne

• Bromhidrosis

What is the main role of pseudoriferous glands?

• To produce oil

• To produce sweat

• To produce hormones

• To produce enzymes

What is the function of the eccrine gland?

• To regulate body temperature

• To produce oil

• To produce hormones

• To produce emotional sweat

Which gland is responsible for emotional sweating?

• Thyroid gland

• Sebaceous gland

• Apocrine gland

• Eccrine gland

What is bromhidrosis?

• Dry skin

• Stinky sweat

• Lack of sweating

• Excessive sweating

What does hyperhidrosis refer to?

• Excessive oil production

• Excessive sweating

• Lack of sweating

• Dry skin

What is miliaria rubra commonly known as?

• Oily skin

• Dry skin

• Acne

• Heat rash