integumentary system-sweat and evaporative heat loss

Question 1

what type of form does the insulation capacity have

Answer 1

passive form

Question 2

insulation capacity of the integument is a passive form of what type of regulation

Answer 2

thermoregulation

Question 3

what integument possess what types of glands

Answer 3

sweat glands

Question 4

the integument possess sweat glands which transports what type of solution

Answer 4

aqueous solution (sweat)

Question 5

the integument possess sweat glands which transports sweat to where

Answer 5

surface of the skin

Question 6

the evaporation of sweat to the surface of the skin absorbs what type of energy from the body

Answer 6

heat energy

Question 7

the evaporation of sweat to the surface of the skin absorbs heat energy from the body as it undergoes what type of change

Answer 7

phase change

Question 8

the evaporation of sweat to the surface of the skin absorbs heat energy from the body as it undergoes a phase change thereby lowering what

Answer 8

internal body temperature

Question 9

the evaporation of sweat to the surface of the skin absorbs heat energy from the body as it undergoes a phase change thereby lowering internal body temperature when it exceeds what

Answer 9

optimum internal temperature range