Anatomy And Physiology - Integumentary And Skeletal Systems Question Preview (ID: 45164)
Integumentary And Skeletal Systems.
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The outer layer of the skin is called
a) the hypodermis
b) the epidermis
c) the polydermis
d) the dermis
The inner layer of the skin is moistly composed of
a) connective tissue
b) epidermis cells
c) muscle
d) adipose (fat) tissue
The dermis is mainly composed of
a) connective tissue
b) epidermis cells
c) muscle
d) adipose (fat) tissue
What chemical determines the color of your skin and hair?
a) pheromones
b) melanin
c) cerumen
d) sebum
Which of the following is NOT a type of environmental damage that can occur to the integumentary system.
a) mechanical damage
b) microbial damage
c) chemical damage
d) psychological damage
Which type of burn is more severe?
a) 1st degree burn
b) 2nd degree burn
c) 3rd degree burn
d) When Mr. Barron roasts you.
How many bones are in the human body?
a) about 100 bones
b) over 200 bones
c) 187 bones
d) over 250 bones
Which of the following is NOT part of the skeletal system?
a) ligaments
b) cartilage
c) tendons
d) epidermis
The mandible is part of the
a) sternum
b) pelvic girdle
c) jaw
d) cranial bones
The part of the tooth that projects above the gums is called the
a) crown
b) root
c) aveolus
d) cementum
The femur is an example of a(n)
a) short bone
b) flat bone
c) long bone
d) arm bone
Covering the surface of almost all bones is connective tissue called
a) enamel
b) periosteum
c) epiphysis
d) diaphysis
The place where two bones meet and form a joint is called
a) articulations
b) ligaments
c) surface features
d) cartilage
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