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chapter 10 study rev

Berean Builders Science in the Atomic Age Chapter 10 Study review

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From atoms to organ systems, list all of natures levels of organization that we have covered so far in order Atoms, molecules, cell organelles, cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems
( dermis, hypodermis, epidermis) A. list them starting with the outermost skin section and ending with the innermost section? B. which section contains dead cells? C. which section contains adipose tissue? A. Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis B. the epidermis C. the hypodermis
(dermis, hypodermis, epidermis) D. which section contains hair follicles, sebaceous glands, blood vessels, and nerves? E. which section is referred to by the word "subcutaneous"? D. the dermis E. the hypodermis
what is the purpose of the dermal papillae? what visible structures do they give rise to? they increase surface area between the dermis and epidermis so that the cells of the epidermis can get the oxygen and nutrients they need they form fingerprints
you are looking at a living cell and a dead cell, each from the skin. which protein does the dead cell have a lot more of? keratin
which is a better means of identifying a specific person: DNA or fingerprints fingerprints
what chemical is responsible for the color of a persons skin? what do we call the cells that make it? melanin melanocytes
one person has dark skin and another has light skin. which person is more susceptible to sunburns? the person with light skin
what do squamous cells, hair, nails, and rhinoceros horns all have in common? keratin
what glands are found associated with hair follicles, and what is the function of the substance they produce? sebaceous glands they make oil that moistens the skin
compare the growth phase of eyelash hair to the growth phase of the hair on your head. the hair on your head has a longer growth phase
what are the four primary functions of the skeletal system? support, protection, storage, and hemopoiesis
what are the two types of bone marrow? what does each do? red bone marrow does hemopoiesis while yellow bone marrow stores fat
in a long bone where is each type of bone marrow found? red bone marrow is found in the spaces of spongy bone tissue while yellow bone marrow is found in the medullary cavity
which is made of bone: an epiphyseal plate or an epiphyseal line? which is found in an adult? an epiphyseal line is made of bone and found in adults
what is the thin layer of tissue surrounding a bone called? periosteum
which type of joint has the widest range of motion? ball-and-socket has the widest range of motion
if a joint allows bones to rotate around a fixed point, what kind of joint is it? a pivot joint
what are the three functions of synovial fluid? it nourishes the cells in the cartilage, absorbs the shocks, and lubricates the bones
what makes synovial fluid? cells in the synovial fluid
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