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1
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1.How does the skin help regulate body temperature

A

By enabling excess heat to escape from the body

II 23. Notes - Homeostasis (Marathon Movie

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8.on the skin diagram is pointing to something by the new cells

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The area where new cells are made in the dermis

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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10.on the skin diagram is pointing to one of the muscles

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Arrector pill muscle

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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13.on the skin diagram is pointing to something that makes your hair grow

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Hair follicle

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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14.On the skin diagram is pointing to top layer of hair

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Hair shaft

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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16.what do sebaceous glands,hair follicles,and sweat glands have in common

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They all found in the dermis

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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17.Where can you find dead skin cells

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Your outermost layer of skin

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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8
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20.nerves and blood vessels in the skin are located in the

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Dermis

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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21.Which of the following doesn’t belong with the others

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Hydrogen peroxide

25. Lab - Edible Cell (finished and turned

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  1. Catalase is not a/an
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Catalyst

25. Lab - Edible Cell

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23.sebaceous glands produce a substance called

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Sebum

25. Lab - Edible Cell (finished and turned

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12
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24.the bundle of smooth muscles associated with hair follicles is called

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Arrector pili

21. CLF - Skin

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13
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29.the hormone that signals the kidneys to regulate the amount of water in the body is

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Antidieuritc

25. Lab - Edible Cell

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31.for a cell to move from the basal layer to top layer of the epidermis takes approximately

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2 weeks

28. WKST - Skin

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15
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35.you have a new epidermis after

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Three to five weeks

28. WKST - Skin

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16
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36.what would not happen if the core body temperature was to low

A

Sweat would cool the body as it evaporated

26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

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38.when the body temperature becomes abnormally high,thermoreulatory homestais is maintained by

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An increase in sweat glands activity and an increase in blood flow to the skin
26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

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39.where are sebaceous glands found in the skin

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Dermis

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

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19
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40.how many hydrogen peroxide molecules are in the above equation

A

2

26.Enzymes and Temperature

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20
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42.which part of the brain monitors the body’s sugar levels

A

26.Enzymes and Temperature

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21
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43.as people age,their bodies stop making elastin

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Wrinkles and sagging skin

27. BP - Skin

22
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50.how does your body makes new skin

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By changing blood cells into skin cells

27. BP - Skin

23
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51.sweat glands

A

Aid in cooling the body

27. BP - Skin

24
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54.which organelles release chemicals that break down large food particles

A

lysosomes

25. Lab - Edible Cell

25
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56.the protein that helps protect the skin and underlying tissue is

A

Keratin

27. BP - Skin

26
Q

59.the contractions experience by women in labor

A

Through painful the contractions help women give birth

27. BP - Skin

27
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60.mary has finished eating a large meal

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Her pancreas will secrete insulin will cause the sugar to convert
27. BP - Skin

28
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61.what might happen if your respiratory center malfunction

A

The oxygen level in your blood might go out of balance

29
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62.which of the following will help cool the body

A

Evaporation of sweat from the skin surface

28. WKST - Skin

30
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66.which of the following is not a function of the fibers of the dermis

A

Immunization

28. WKST - Skin

31
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67.an instrument tells the temperature

A

Thermometer

26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

32
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74.what are two fibers of the dermis

A

Collagen and elastin

26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

33
Q

75.a plastic dropper

A

Pipette

26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

34
Q

76.which of the following best describe mitochondrial

A

They convert energy from food

27. BP - Skin

35
Q

78.the forehead,eyelids and the skin are missing which layer of skin

A

Subcutaneous tissue

27. BP - Skin

36
Q

79.washing your hand helps prevents

A

Acne

27. BP - Skin

37
Q

80.what might happen if you don’t run a fever when you got sick

A

You would recover much more quickly

27. BP - Skin

38
Q

81.area of the body where the epidermis is thickest is

A

Palms of hands and soles of feet

20. CLF - SKIN Diagram

39
Q

82.the substance that waterproofs and lubricates your hair and skin is

A

Sebum

27. BP - Skin

40
Q

84.palce the following parts of skin in order,from innermost to outercome A-dermis)B-epidermis)C-hypodermis)

A

Hypodermis ,dermis,epidermis

22. CLF - Skin II

41
Q

87.which bodily system is the easiest to see without an x-ray or body scanner

A

The integumentary system

27. BP - Skin

42
Q

89.the independent variable in our experiment with the lab-enzymes and temperature was

A

Water temperature

26. Lab - Enzymes and Temperature

43
Q

90.Light skinned races like Caucasian have

A

Approximately the same number of meleanin in the their skins
27. BP - Skin

44
Q

96.Skin cells produce witch helps the digestive system absorb calcium vitamin D

A

Vitamin D

27. BP - Skin

45
Q

98.fat is one type of ______tissue

A

Connective

27. BP - Skin

46
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99.a colored substance called____helps to protect the skin from burning

A

Melanin

27. BP - Skin

47
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100.the layer of skin that contains nerves and blood vessels is the

A

Dermis

27. BP - Skin

48
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101.washing your skin that contains nerves and blood vessels is the

A

Acene

27. BP - Skin

49
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102.a healthy ______provides the raw materials and energy necessary for healthy skin

A

Diet

27. BP - Skin

50
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103.Identify structure that is outside and surrounds the nucleus with a ribbon like shape and define its function

A

ER/Transports protein

Pages edible cells

51
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104.identify structures that is a liquid substance

A

Gogli body disruptive protein

52
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105.decribe how skin helps maintain body temperature if a person becomes cold warm

A

Blood vessels in the skin construct to decreases the amount of blood that flows through them.
27.BP-skin

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