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Integumentary System Introduction

Integumentary System Introduction

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Biology

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11th - 12th Grade

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NGSS
MS-LS1-3

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6 Slides • 4 Questions

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​6.1 Essential Question

​How are tissues that perform common functions organized?

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​Learning Targets

​Describe what constitutes an organ.

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Success Criteria:

  • I can define organ

  • I can give examples of organs in the human body

  • I can explain how skin is an organ​

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​Definition

​Organ: Two or more tissue types that are structurally connected and perform shared specialized functions.

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​Examples of Organs

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​How is skin an organ?

​Identify the tissues that make up skin.

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Epidermis?

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Dermis?

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Subcutaneous?​

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​Tissues of Skin

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Multiple Choice

An organ is a structure made of

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two or more cell types within a tissue

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connective and eptihelial tissue only

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two or more tissues that are structurally connected and perform a specialized function

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a single tissue that performs a generalized function

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following tissue types is not found in the skin?

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Epithelial

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Connective

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Muscle

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Nervous

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all of these are in the skin

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Multiple Choice

The epidermal layer is made of

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Epithelial tissue

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Connective tissue

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Muscle tissue

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Nervous tissue

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all of these

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not found in the dermal layer of skin.

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Epithelial tissue

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Muscle tissue

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Nervous tissue

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Connective tissue

pattern-tertiary

​6.1 Essential Question

​How are tissues that perform common functions organized?

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