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| What is the simplest, most basic structure of anatomy? |
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| A group of similar cells working together is known as a____________. |
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| Several tissues working together will form a(an)________________. |
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| The integumentary system is made up of which body organ? |
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| Name three functions of the integumentary system: |
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1. Maintain body temperature
2. Protect from infection/serve as barrier
3. Prevent dehydration
4. Reservoir of blood
5. Sensation
6. Excretion/secretion |
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| Which layer of the skin is on the surface? |
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| Which layer of the integumentary system contains the oil and sweat glands? |
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| Which layer of the skin is in the middle? |
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| Which layer of the skin is the "deepest"? |
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| What is the purpose of sweat? |
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| Excretion of urea (waste product) and to lower body temperature |
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| What is the function of the hair on the skin? |
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| To maintain body temperature and to aide/help in sensation. |
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| What is the largest organ in the human body? |
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| Give 3 examples of diseases or infections of the skin: |
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1. Melanoma (skin cancer)
2. Psoriasis
3. Ezcema
4. Ring worm
5. Impetigo |
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| Give 3 behaviors/food items that promote healthy skin: |
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1. Adequate water/hydration
2. Prevent sunburn/sun damage
3. Clean/wash pores |
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| Name 3 functions of the skeletal system: |
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1. Movement of the body
2. Shape and support of the body
3. Protection of internal organs
4. Production of blood cells |
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| Name the three main types of joints: |
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| Hinge, pivot, & ball & socket |
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| Give an example of a hinge joint: |
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| Give an example of a ball and socket joint: |
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| Give an example of a pivot joint: |
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| What structure holds bones to bones? |
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| What structure attaches skeletal muscles to the bone? |
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| What type of connective tissue helps protect and cushion joints? |
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| Give 3 disorders of the skeletal system: |
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1. Osgood-Schlatter
2. Scoliosis
3. ACL or MCL tears |
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| Give 3 functions of the muscular system: |
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1. Movement of the body
2. Production of body heat
3. Posture |
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| Name the 3 types of muscles: |
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1. Skeletal
2. Cardiac
3. Smooth |
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| What are skeletal muscles? |
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| Muscles under voluntary control that are connected to the bones and provide movement. |
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| Muscles found in organs, involuntary |
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| Where are cardiac muscles found? |
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| In the heart only and are involuntary |
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| Give 3 disorders of the muscular system: |
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1. Muscular Distrophy
2. Muscle cramps
3. Tendonitis |
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| What nutritional group promotes muscle development? |
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| The body's way of self-regulating body temperature, pH, respiration rate, blood pressure, etc. |
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| Remember to study your diagrams! |
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