Table of Contents Module 3: The Integumentary and Skeletal Systems: Our Body’s F

Table of ContentsModule 3: The Integumentary and Skeletal Systems: Our Body’s First Line of DefenseAssignmentsDiscussionsModule 3 Discussion: Discuss and DebateModule 3 Discussion: Discuss and DebateOverviewAfter exploring the content for this module, you should be ready to discuss the topics at a deeper level with your classmates. Your task is to explore how the structure of the integumentary and skeletal systems contribute to their role as the body’s first line of defense.You should spend approximately 4 hours on this assignment.InstructionsChoose one specific location on the body (e.g., hand, thigh, abdomen, etc.) and respond to the following in a post of at least 300 words:Describe the structure of each layer of skin at your chosen location and how it is to its specific function at that location.Describe how the structure of skin appendages present at your chosen location is adapted for its given function.What joints are present in your chosen location? Describe the structure of the joint(s) and associated bones and other structures. What function does this joint perform?Respond to at least 2 of your peers. In each of your response posts, include a link to a resource from a scientific journal that you think is excellent and provides information about homeostatic imbalances in either of the two organ systems discussed in this module.First, directly copy a paragraph or excerpt from the chosen source that you think enhances your peer’s post.Next, paraphrase and summarize the information from the paragraph you copied using your own words.You should also explain why or how the information enhances or extends the information provided. See the Grading and Evaluation section in the Syllabus module for links to research databases at the CCCOnline Library.Consult the resources that are posted to your own post and explain why each resource is or isn’t a valid resource.All references must be cited using APA Style format. Please refer to the CCCOnline APA Citation Toolkit.