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the gives protection by preventing infections by achieving a lower Ph by changing the growth of bacteria that is found in healthy skin

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The skin prevents pathogens from entering the body by excreting sebum which lowers the pH of the surface of the skin, creating a barrier. Mucous also acts as a barrier by trapping pathogens and existing as an environment that they cannot thrive in

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When the cilia sweeps mucus and pathogens towards the body, the body opens up where they can be released.

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Skin and mucus provide defense by secrete oil and maintaining a glow ph balance in order to avoid the pathogen . Mucus also traps the pathogens to prevent the harm from affecting the body.

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The closed surface of the skin and all of the mucous membranes already forms like a shield against any germs coming in.

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Mucos and skin work together to prevent pathogens from entering the body. The skin secretes oils and lowers the pH of the surface of the skin. These changes act as an inhibitor for bacterial growth. Where there are entries in the body, a mucos membrane resides. It is sticky layer of epithelial cells that attack bacterial cell walls, and also contains antiseptic properties to prevent bacterial growth. It also acts as a barrier to prevent pathogens from invading the body.

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Skin protects by secreting lactic acid and fatty acids to lower pH. Mucus membranes have thin region of surface cells that release fluids to wash away pathogens

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The closed floor of the skin and of all mucous membranes already form a bodily barrier in opposition to germs, which protects them from entering

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The skin and mucous prevent pathogens with its low pH balance and when it secretes oils.

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Skin is the outermost barrier of the body, thus making it difficult for pathogens to enter due to its defensive nature against microbes. It also produces oils to maintain a lower pH. Mucous is also secreted to trap bacteria for phagocytes to destroy.

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Skin gives has sebacus glands that provide sweat that helps maintain a lower pH level. The skin also has pores that give an area for sweating.

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Your skin provodes a barrier from pathogens entering your internal body. Mucus also helps block pathogens from getting further into openings of the body.

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They prevent pathogens from entering the body by having the mucus membranes protect the surface. Also, the skin has pores for sweating, and sebaceous glands that produce oil to keep the skin supple and lower in pH. The oil and low pH act as growth inhibitors for certain bacteria/pathogens

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The skin gives protection by preventing infections by having a lower ph cashing the growth for certain bacteria found in healthy skin and preventing the growth of harmful bacteria by out competing.

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The skin and mucous provides protection and a physical barrier against pathogens. Whether it may be by lowering pH or through the production of sebum

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A barrier is provided by the skin in the form of mucus. The oil and low PH in the skin acts as a growth inhibitor. The skin also prevents entry of pathogenic organisms through the mucus membrane. These membranes can be found in any openings such as your mouth, nose, ears….

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The skin can prevent pathogens through the low ph level and oils that act as growth inhibitors. In open places the mucus membrane protect your body that attack bacterial cell walls. This contains a antiseptic properties and it forms a barrier that will trap the organism.