Identify the common ailments / diseases of the

integumentary system.

Discuss the healthful habits that promote proper

functioning of the integumentary system.
 It is an ailment of the
sebaceous gland that
releases excessive oil and
increases the amount of
dead skin and builds up
bacteria in the pores of the
skin.
 It commonly comes out
during teenage years.
 It is a skin infestation by a
parasite called Itch mite.
 It is a result of unhygienic
living conditions.
 It is contagious and can be
spread through direct
contact.
 These are caused by
bacterial infections.
 These are pus-filled cavity
in the body around which
redness and swelling occur.
 These appear like
exaggerated scar and
usually bigger than the size
of the wound itself.
 These are typically shiny,
hairless and feels hard and
rubbery.
 It is also known as
uriticaria which is
characterized by swelling
and itchiness resulting to
patches of redness.
 These are caused by fungal
infections.
 These are accompanied by
itching, releasing of fluids,
and stinging sensations.
 These are highly
contagious diseases caused
by viruses.
Measles: Measles morbillivirus
Chicken Pox: Varicella-zoster virus
 It is also known as Tinea
versicolor.
 A person with this skin
problem has white spots on
the infected area of the
skin.
 It is a hair infestation
common among children.
 This condition can be
transmitted directly through
physical contact with an
infected person or using
their personal things.
 Observe proper hygiene. Clean and protect your skin from germs
by taking a bath everyday.
 Wash your face at least twice a day with warm water and mild
soap.
 Avoid exposure to too much sunlight. Wear sunscreen or any other
way to protect your skin from the sun.
 Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables
 Consult a dermatologist when you want to check your skin status
or if you have a serious skin infection.