Integumentary System - Bilingual Review

Protection from injury

Regulation of body temperature

Waste elimination

All of the above

A

B

C

D

5,2,3,4,1

1,2,3,4,5

4,5,3,1,2

1,4,3,2,5

It relies on folate

It doesn't you must use sunscreen

it activates vitamin D3 production which takes care of that

Forms a protective cap over the nucleus of skin cells

Blood Vessels

Nerves

Hair Follicles

Sweat Glands

To provide nutrients to the skin

To form fingerprints

To regulate temperature

To produce sweat

Hair

Nails

Skin Glands

All of the above

Hair shaft

Sebaceous gland

Hair bulb

Arrector pili muscle

Eccrine glands are found all over the body, while apocrine glands are located in specific areas.

Eccrine glands produce sebum, while apocrine glands do not.

Eccrine glands are larger than apocrine glands.

Apocrine glands are responsible for cooling the body, while eccrine glands are not.

Areolar tissue and Adipose tissue

Epithelial tissue and Connective tissue

Muscle tissue and Nervous tissue

Cartilage and Bone tissue