You cut your finger and you are bleeding profusely. it appears to be only epidermis. is it true or false? name the anatomical parts to either defend or justify your answer.

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BryanD · Answer 1 · 2022-08-16T06:58:51+0000

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There aren't any blood vessels in the epidermis; they're located right below it in the dermis, the middle layer of our skin. If you cut yourself and bleed, it means you've torn through the epidermis and left the dermis exposed.

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