Test-Skin, Homeostasis, And More Flashcards
1
Q
- How does the skin help regulate the body temp.?
A
By enabling excess heat to escape from the body
18. Homeostasis BP
2
Q
- What are the vessels in the subcutaneous tissue?
A
Blood vessels
21. CLF– Skin
3
Q
15. Which of the following is not a PRIMARY function of the skin A. Response to stimuli B. Vitamin B production C. Temperature regulation D. Protection
A
B. Vitamin B production
28. WKST Skin
4
Q
- Nerves and the blood vessels in the skin are located in the
A
Dermis
21. CLF– Skin
5
Q
- The hormone that signals the kidneys to regulate the amount of water in the body is
A
Antidieretic
28. WKST Skin
6
Q
- In your body the type of feedback that happenes daily is
A
Negative
27. Brainpop– skin
7
Q
- For. Cell to move from the basal layer to top layer of the epidermis takes approximately
A
2 weeks
28. WKST Skin
8
Q
- What would not happen if the core body temp was too low?
A
Sweat would cool the body as it evaporated
27. Brainpop– skin
9
Q
- When the body temp becomes abnormally high, theremoregulatory homeostasis is maintained by:
A
An increase in sweat gland activity and an increase to blood flow to the skin
27. Brainpop–skin
10
Q
- Where are sebaceous glands found in the skin?
A
Dermis
21. CLF– skin
11
Q
- How many hydrogen peroxide molecules are located in the hydrogen peroxide equation?
A
2
26. Lab Enzymes and Temp.
12
Q
45. Which of the following animals is homeothermic? A. Cat B. Turtle C. Snake D. Shark
A
A. Cat
26. Lab- Enzymes and Temp.
13
Q
- How does your body make new skin?
A
Through the division of existing skin cells
19. BP- Homeostasis
14
Q
- Which organelles store food and other materials needed by the cell?
A
Vacuoles
15. Lab– Incredible Edible Cell and Notes
15
Q
- High fever during an illness is part of which feedback?
A
Positive
19. Brainpop– homeostasis