Explanation:

1.how does the skin protect the organs that are inside of the body?

• It is a stable but flexible outer covering that acts as barrier, protecting your body from harmful things in the outside world such as moisture, the cold and sun rays, as well as germs and toxic substances. ... Skin also plays an important role in regulating your body temperature.

• Because our skin is tough and largely waterproof, it helps protect internal structures from chemical irritants such as man-made detergents or even natural irritants like poison ivy. Otherwise, these dangerous chemicals would seep into our sensitive internal environment.

2.how does the skin protect the organs what is the main difference between skental amd smooth muscles?

• The subcutis (also known as the subcutaneous layer or hypodermis) is mostly made up of fat and connective tissue. ... These cavities are filled with storage tissue made out of fat and water. The fat acts as a shock absorber, protecting bones and joints from blows or bumps.

• Skeletal muscles are attached to bones and allow voluntary movement of the body. Smooth muscles, which generate involuntary movement, form part of the walls of the esophagus, stomach, intestines, bronchi, uterus, urethra, bladder, and blood vessels, among other portions of the body.

3.why person with oily skin is more prone to pimple than a peron with dry skin?

• Acne, the term for what's commonly called pimples or zits, occurs when oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells clog hair follicles. People with oily skin may be more susceptible to pimples because of their acne-prone skin, but breaking bad habits can still help them — and everyone else — prevent acne.

• Even though oily skin and acne often go hand in hand, acne can also occur with dry skin. Anything that clogs your pores can cause breakouts. And while sebum is a common culprit, it's not the only one. Here's what you need to know about dry skin and acne, and what you can do to fight breakouts.

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