Which of the following is NOT A FUNCTION of the Integumentary System? This function is not supported by the Skin, Hair, or Nails.

• Temperature Regulation of the Body

• Protection from Germs and Bacteria

• Waterproof Barrier for the Body

• Movement for Vital Organs within the Body

Which of the following is NOT A FUNCTION of the Skeletal System? This function is not supported by the Bones, Ligaments, or Cartilage.

• Temperature Regulation of the Body

• Shape and Support for the Body

• Production of Blood Cells

• Protection for Vital Organs

Which of the following is NOT A FUNCTION of the Muscular System? This function is not supported by the Muscles and Tendons.

• Moves the Bones of the Body

• Helps with Organ Functioning

• Production of Blood Cells

• Creates Heat for the body

What is the name of the TOP LAYER of skin (diagram layer #1) that creates a waterproof barrier with dead cells. The pores and hair strands are found there.

• Dermis

• Epidermis

• Hypodermis

• Outer Skin

Which PART OF THE SKIN (diagram parts #6 and 11) releases perspiration (sweat) onto the skin. The sweat can cool the body down and release some wastes.

• Sweat Glands

• Oil Glands

• Endocrine Glands

• Adrenal Glands

What is the name of the MIDDLE LAYER of skin (diagram layer #2) that creates a section of living cells. The glands, muscles, follicles, sense receptors, and capillaries are found there.

• Inner Skin

• Epidermis

• Hypodermis

• Dermis

Which PART OF THE SKIN (diagram part #10) releases sebum (oil) onto the skin and hair. The oil keeps the hair/skin waterproof and soft.

• Adrenal Glands

• Exocrine Glands

• Oil Glands

• Sweat Glands

Which part of the skin (diagram part #8) picks up any changes in the environment (heat, cold, pain, and touch). The sensation messages are sent to the brain for processing.

• Blood Vessels

  (Capillaries)

• Endocrine Receptors

  (Adrenal Glands)

• Exocrine Receptors

  (Sweat Glands)

• Sense Receptors (Nerves)

What is the name of the BOTTOM LAYER of skin (diagram layer #3) that creates a section of fat cells. The nerves, blood vessels, and lymphatic vessels are found there.

• Inner Skin

• Epidermis

• Hypodermis

• Dermis

Which TYPE OF BONE is elongated in shape? Examples include the arm and leg bones (humerus, radius, ulna, femur, tibia, fibula bones).

• Long Bone

• Short Bone

• Irregular Bone

• Flat Bone