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Skin
Accessory Organs
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100
The most rigid connective tissue.
What is bone.
100
The outer layer of skin.
What is epidermis.
100
The composition of sweat.
What is water, salt and waste.
100
Smooth muscle is controlled.
What is involuntarily.
100
Groups of similar cells specialized to carry out a particular function.
What is tissue.
200
The way skeletal muscle is controlled.
What is voluntarily.
200
The layer of skin that connects the epidermis to the underlying tissue.
What is dermis.
200
Gland that secretes oil to keep the hair soft and waterproof.
What is sabeceous gland.
200
When tissue is damaged what happens this happens.
What is fluid floods the area providing oxygen and nutrients.
200
Connectibe tissue that connects bones to bones.
What is ligaments.
300
This tissue cushions joints and organs, insulates the body, and stores energy in fat molecules.
What is adipose tissue.
300
Makes up the subcutaneous layer.
What is loose connective and adipose tissue.
300
Long narrown tube that extends from the dermis to the surface of the skin.
What is hair follicle.
300
Two responses from over heating.
What is sweating and blood vessels dilating.
300
Where hyaline cartilage is found.
What is end of bones and in the tip of the nose.
400
This type of tissue makes up the dermis.
What is dense connective tissue.
400
Three of the six functions of skin.
What is homeostasis, protection, temp, regulation, house sensory receptors, synthesize biochemicals, and excrete waste.
400
The protein that is present when the cell is cut off from its blood supply.
What is keratin.
400
Two responses from extreme cold.
What is shivering, goosebumps, and contraction of blood vessels.
400
Connective tissue that originates as a white blood vessel and carries out phagocytosis.
What is macrophages.
500
The four types of tissue.
What are epithelial, muscle, nervous, and connective.
500
The four layer os the epidermis.
What is basale, spinosum, granulosum, coreum.
500
The three parts of the nail.
What is nail plate, nail bed, and lunula.
500
Four functions of neurons.
What is support and bind, phagocytosis, carry nutrients, and provide coordination, regulation and integration.
500
The four types of membranes.
What is synovial, mucous, serous, and cutaneous.