Hap1 Week 2 Test

Front 1

The main function of the integumentary system is to

Back 1

waterproof the body and protect underlying tissues

Front 2

Integumentary structures, superficial to deep

Back 2

epidermis, papillary layer, reticular layer, hypodermis

Front 3

Which structures assist the skin in reducing body temperature

Back 3

Blood vessels and sweat glands

Front 4

Lengthwise growth of a bone takes place at the

Back 4

epiphyseal plate

Front 5

The bones of the pelvis are ______ bones

Back 5

irregular

Front 6

Standing up from a seat involves ______ at the knee joint

Back 6

extension

Front 7

The movements known as dorsiflexion and plantar flexion involve moving the ________

Back 7

ankle

Front 8

Articular Cartilage

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covers the external surface of the epiphysis

Front 9

What do bone Salts do?

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give bone hardness

Front 10

What type of bone is a vertebra

Back 10

irregular

Front 11

periosteum

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outside covering of diaphysis

Front 12

The end of a long bone is the

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epiphysis

Front 13

The parietal bone in the skull is a _______ bone

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flat

Front 14

The carpals in the wrist are examples of _____ bones

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short

Front 15

The humerus of the arm is a ______ bone

Back 15

long

Front 16

Epidermis

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portion of the skin containing keratinised cells

Front 17

Vasodilation

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alteration of blood vessels to allow cooling

Front 18

Sweat gland

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aids in the elimination of waste products

Front 19

Arrector pili

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Involuntary muscle attached to the hair follicle

Front 20

Melanin

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protective pigment in the lower layers of the epidermis

Front 21

Sebum

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acts as a lubricant of the skin

Front 22

Subcutaneous layer

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composed mainly of adipose tissue

Front 23

Dermis

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composed of reticular and papillary parts

Front 24

Sebaceous gland

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structure connected to the hair follicle, secretes sebum

Front 25

Thickest and most active layer of the dermis

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reticular

Front 26

Epidermal skin layers in order from top to bottom

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Corneum

Lucidum

Granulosum

Spinosum

Basal

Front 27

A hollow space within the bone shaft

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Medullary cavity

Front 28

Bones articulating to form the knee joint

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Femur and Tibia

Front 29

Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts

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Frontal plane

Front 30

Articulating bones are separated by a joint cavity

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Synovial joint

Front 31

Movement of a limb towards the midline

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adduction

Front 32

Movement of a limb away from the midline

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abduction

Front 33

Bone articulating to form at shoulder joint

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Scapula and humerus

Front 34

Cylindrical bone end fits into the trough shape of another bone

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Hinge joint