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Healthy Skin, Hair, and Nails 💅

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What parts of the body form the integumentary system? (choose 3)

a)

hair

b)

nails

c)

skin

d)

eyes

e)

fingers

2.

What is the body’s single largest organ?

a)
Liver
b)
Heart
c)
Lungs
d)
Skin
3.

Which of these is not a function of the skin?

a)

to provide a protective cover

b)

to help cushion your internal tissues and organs

c)

to regulate your body's temperature

d)

to cool down your body through perspiration

e)

to start the process of digestion as you chew your food

4.

What are sweat glands?

a)

Glands in the skin that produce sweat for temperature regulation and waste excretion.

b)
Sweat glands are endocrine glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream.
c)
Sweat glands are specialized cells that produce oil for skin hydration.
d)
Sweat glands are structures that generate heat to warm the body.
5.

What vitamin is mentioned in the lesson is said to help promote healthy skin?

a)
Vitamin C
b)
Vitamin A
c)
Vitamin D
d)
Vitamin E
6.

What are three foods mentioned to be a good source of vitamin A?

a)

yellow fruits

b)

egg yolks

c)

green-leafy vegetables

d)

white rice

e)

wheat pasta

7.

What are two possible ways that sun exposure can affect different people?

a)

Some people tan more easily than others.

b)

Some people with fair skin may never tan and just get a sunburn.

c)

The sun affects everyone the same, no matter the type of skin.

d)

The sun can clear up clogged pores and prevent acne.

8.

What are UV rays?

a)
UV rays are a type of sound wave produced by the ocean.
b)

UV rays are ultraviolet rays from the sun.

c)
UV rays are particles emitted by radioactive materials.
d)
UV rays are a form of visible light used in photography.
9.

Approximately what percentage of UV rays can penetrate haze, light clouds, or fog?

a)

Approximately 80%

b)
Approximately 90%
c)
Approximately 75%
d)
Approximately 25%
10.

What three types of surfaces are mentioned that are able to reflect UV rays upwards?

a)

sand

b)

snow

c)

water

d)

grass

e)

leafy forest grounds

11.

Approximately, how long does it take for a sunburn to show?

a)
12 to 14 hours
b)
8 to 10 hours
c)

2 to 8 hours

d)
1 to 2 hours
12.

When is the pain from a sunburn the greatest?

a)
1 to 2 weeks after sun exposure
b)
3 to 5 days after sun exposure
c)
Immediately after sun exposure
d)

6 to 48 hours after sun exposure

13.

In addition to sunburns, how can sunrays permanently damage skin?

a)
Sunrays can enhance skin elasticity and hydration.
b)
Sunrays can improve skin tone and texture.
c)

Sunrays can promote hair growth and thickness, as well as prevent skin problems.

d)

Ultraviolet rays can destroy the the elastic fibers that keep the skin tight

14.

How can accumulated damage from UV radiation affect DNA?

a)

UV radiation may result in the formation of cancerous cells.

b)
UV radiation only affects RNA, not DNA.
c)
UV radiation has no effect on DNA structure.
d)
UV radiation enhances DNA replication efficiency.
15.

What can be done to protect the skin if a person is going to be in the sun for prolonged periods of time?

a)

Stay indoors all day to avoid the sun

b)

Use tanning oil to get a savage tan

c)
Wear dark colors to absorb heat
d)

Use sunscreen, protective clothing.

16.

What is the healthiest option in order to avoid the cumulative effects of sun exposure?

a)
Use tanning oil for protection
b)
Wear dark sunglasses only
c)

Avoid sun exposure whenever possible.

d)
Stay indoors all day