yelverton_kay - Test - Skin

Question 0

Q7. sweat glands are

Answer 0

aid in cooling the body

O26. CLF - Skin

Question 1

Q4. Area of the body where the epidermis is thickest

Answer 1

palms of hands and soles of feet

O27. IHM_-_Skin_Questions

Question 2

Q15. Where section is the nerve located in?

Answer 2

The dermis

O26. CLF - Skin

Question 3

Q27. Catalase is a/an

Answer 3

Protein, catalyst, chemical, enzyme

O28. Lab - Temperature
O29. Lab Questions Temperature and Enzymes

Question 4

Q30. When the arrector pili muscles contract they…

Answer 4

form goose bumps

O27. IHM_-_Skin_Questions

Question 5

Q36. Where are the sebaceous glands found in the skin?

Answer 5

Dermis

O26. CLF_-_Skin

Question 6

37. The independent variable in our experiment with the potato was…

Answer 6

Water temperature

O28. Lab - Temperature
O29. Lab Questions Temperature and Enzymes

Question 7

Light-skinned races such as Caucasians have

Answer 7

More melanocytes than races with darker skin

O23. Skin Brainpop

Question 8

The bundle of smooth muscles associated with

Answer 8

Arrector pili

O26. CLF_-_Skin

Question 9

Q53. The substances that waterproof and lubricates your hair and skin is

Answer 9

Sebum

O23. Skin Brainpop

Question 10

Q65. The independent variable is

Answer 10

Manipulated variable

O28. Lab_-_Temperature

Question 11

Q71. What is the layer of skin that contains nerves and blood vessels?

Answer 11

Vitamin D

O22. WSKT - skin

Question 12

Q74. What type of tissue is fat?

Answer 12

Connective Tissue

O23. Skin Brainpop

Question 13

Q76. How does skin maintain body temperature of someone becomes too warm?

Answer 13

Blood vessels in the skin enlarge to increase the amount of blood that flows through them. This allows heat to move from the body into the outside environment. Sweat glands in the skin produce perspiration. As the perspiration evaporates, it carries heat into the air. The hair on the arms lay down flat.

Question 14

Q77. What is the circle of life for the epidermis cells?

Answer 14

Epidermal cells begin life deep in the epidermis where cells divide to form new cells. The new cells gradually mature and move upward in the epidermis as new cells form beneath them. About two weeks after they are formed, the cells die and become part of the surface layer of the epidermis. After another two weeks, dead. Ellis in the surface layer are shed and replaced by the dead cells below.