For A&P 1 DelTech Owens Integumentary System Test
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The skin is also the __ system. | integumentary
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| A tough fibrous protein that makes the skin waterproof is called __. | keratin
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| The outer layer of skin, which also contains layers of its own, is also called the __. | epidermis
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| A thick layer of skin that produces vitamin D is called the __. | epidermis
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| The outer most layer of the epidermis is called the __ __. | stratum corneum
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| The layer of epidermis only found in thick, non-hairy skin, like the palms of hands and soles of feet, is called the __ __. | stratum lucidum
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| A middle layer of the epidermis is called the __ __. | stratum granulosum
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| A middle layer of the epidermis with cells that have spiny like projections is called the __ __. | stratum spinosum
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| The 5th layer of the epidermis is called the __ __. It's also called the stratum germinativum. | stratum basale
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| The layer of the epidermis with dead and dying cells that sloughs off easily and that contains carotene is called the stratum __. | corneum
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| The layer directly above the dermis (which is below the epidermis) is called the stratum __. | basale
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| Fingernails are a modified portion of this layer, but contain high amounts of keratin. It is called the stratum __. | corneum
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| __ found in between the cells of the stratum basale produce melanin and freckels. | melanocytes
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| The layer that contains carotene, a yellowish pigment, is called the stratum __. | corneum
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| The cuticle of fingernails is called the __. | eponychium
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| The whitish crescent shaped area at the base of the nail body is called the __. | lunula
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| Fingernails grow by __ of the cells in the stratum germinativum. | mitosis
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| The layer of skin just below the epidermis is called the __. | dermis
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| The layer with blood vessels, nerves, hair, glands, and fat, is called the __. | dermis
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| The outer portion of the dermis arranged in folds (making fingerprints) is called the __ layer. | papillary
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| These structures develop from follicles in the dermis and have both a root and a shaft. | Hair.
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| The muscle attached to each hair is called the __ __ __. These allow hairs to stand up when we get goosebumps. | arrector pili muscle
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| Sweat glands that reside in the dermis are also called __ __. | sudiferous glands
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| Which gland produces a watery material over virtually the entire body? | eccrine gland
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| Which gland produces a thick fluid found in the armpit and groin? | apocrine gland
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| These are oil glands that secrete sebum into the hair follicle region. | sebaceous
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| Which gland has a coiled shape that opens up into a hair follicle and function after puberty? | apocrine gland
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| A disorder of the sebaceous gland is called __. | acne
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| This nerve ending senses touch. It is called __ __. | Meissner's corpuscle
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| The nerve endings that sense pain are called __ __ __. | free nerve endings
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| These nerve endings sense deep touch. They are called __ __. | pacinian corpuscles
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| We also have __/__ __ for sensing changes in temperature. | hot/cold receptors
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| These vessles help regulate temperature and supply nutrients while also removing waste. They are __ __. | blood vessels
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| The third layer of skin, below the dermis, is called the __ layer, or the __. | subcutaneous layer, or the hypodermis
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| First degree burns affect the __ layer of skin. | epidermis
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| 2nd degree burns affect the papillary layer through the __ dermis. | reticular
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| 3rd degree burns go through the entire __. | dermis
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| The only layer of skin lacking a direct blood supply is called the __. | epidermis
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| Click on the "Targets" button below to try labeling the slide for the labeling part of the quiz! | Seriously. Do it now. Or you'll fail and have to take this class again.
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