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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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Science

Professional Development

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NGSS
MS-LS1-8

Standards-aligned

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Evie Locklear

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9 Slides • 14 Questions

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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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Multiple Choice

All skin is dead

1

true

2

false

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Multiple Choice

Our bodies maintain an internal temperature of ...

1

98.1

2

95.00

3

98.6

4

99.7

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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM includes our hair skin and nails

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Our skin serves as a protective coating and helps maintain homeostasis (balance)

  • it's our bodies LARGEST organ

  • has 2 distinct layers (Epidermis and Dermis)

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EPIDERMIS- outer/top layer of skin

  • there are not blood vessels or nerve ending here

  • newly formed cells move up through the epidermis

  • on their way up they get filled with Keratin (protein) and die

  • dead cells are eventually shed and replaced with other cells

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DERMIS- lower layer of skin (underneath the epidermis)

  • contains blood vessels, nerve endings, hair follicles, and glands

  • sebaceous glands produce and oil called SEBUM (Waterproofs the skin) also helps prevent microbial growth

  • sweat glands help in regulating body temp and remove excess water, salt, and waste


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Multiple Choice

Which is the outer layer of the skin

1

Dermis

2

Epidermis

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Multiple Choice

Does the outer layer of skin contain blood vessels and nerve endings?

1

yes

2

no

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COMMON SKIN PROBLEMS

  • Acne- bacterial infection, mostly cause my excess sebum clogging hair follicles

  • Skin Cancer- uncontrollable skin growth, usually caused by UV exposure (wear protective clothing and sunscreen)

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Multiple Choice

the best way to prevent _______ is to avoid UV exposure by using sunscreen and wearing protective clothing

1

Vitamin D deficiency

2

skin cancer

3

vitiligo

4

rheumatism

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NAILS- are keratin filled cells (hard)

  • protect finger tips

  • enhance sensation (feeling)

  • cells get added to the nail bed pushing older cells forward (nail growth)

  • There are no nerve endings in the nail

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HAIR- dead keratin filled cells that overlap like shingles to shed water

  • Helps insulate and protect

  • Head hair prevents heat loss,

  • eyelashes protect eyes from dirt and water

  • Hairs in your nose trap dust from entering your lungs

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Multiple Choice

Does the integumentary system have a roll in the homeostasis

1

no, it's mostly an outer barrier

2

no, they play no major roll

3

no, it's just skin hair and nails

4

yes, like all other body systems

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Multiple Select

Hair helps do what for the body (check all that apply)

1

insulate

2

form protective plates

3

provide sensory input

4

trap particles of air

5

regulate breathing

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Multiple Choice

what's the difference in hair and nails?

1

hair contains Keratin

2

nails have nerve endings

3

hair insulates the body

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REVIEW OF SKELETAL AND MUSCULAR SYSTEMS

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Multiple Choice

Mature bone cells are called..

1

osteoblast

2

osteocytes

3

osteoclast

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Multiple Choice

Where is blood produced in the human body?

1

epidermis

2

bone marrow

3

lungs

4

heart

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Multiple Choice

We have _____ bones and _____ muslces

1

100, 1000

2

202, 308

3

206, 600

4

176, 290

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Multiple Choice

_________ system tells muscles to move

1

muscular

2

skeletal

3

nerveous

4

integumentary

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Multiple Choice

On average how many times does your heart be a minute

1

55

2

65

3

75

4

85

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Multiple Choice

muscles _______ and _____ to produce movement.

1

make blood and cartilage

2

contract and relax

3

twist and turn

4

divide and grow

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