7/28/25 - Digestive system (S.1.4) + Integumentary system (S.1.8)

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : In which of the following organs does digestion begin?

Mouth

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : In which of the following organs does the breakdown of proteins begin?

Stomach

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : What is the name of the substance that leaves the stomach and enters the small intestine?

Chyme

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : Which structure prevents food from entering the trachea?

Epiglottis

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : What is the first part of the small intestine?

Duodenum

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Identify Structures of the Digestive System : What organ projects from the cecum?

Vermiform appendix

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Identify the Functions of the Digestive System : Which of the following structures absorbs nutrients in the small intestine?

Microvilli

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Identify the Functions of the Digestive System : What is the role of the large intestine?

Absorbs water and salt, ferments waste

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Identify the Functions of the Digestive System : What is the function of bile?

Emulsifies fats for digestion

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Identify the Functions of the Digestive System : What is the role of the liver in digestion?

It produces bile to aid in fat digestion and detoxifies the blood

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Identify the difference between chemical and mechanical digestion : Which of the following statements best describes peristalsis?

Muscle contractions that move food through the digestive tract

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Identify the difference between chemical and mechanical digestion : What kind of digestion occurs when enzymes like amylase act on carbohydrates?

Chemical

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Identify the difference between chemical and mechanical digestion : Where does the digestion of carbohydrates begin, and what enzyme is involved?

In the mouth with the enzyme amylase

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Identify the Role of Secretions in the Digestive System : What enzyme in saliva begins the chemical digestion of starch?

Amylase

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Identify the Role of Secretions in the Digestive System : What hormone causes hunger and stimulates food intake?

Ghrelin

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Identify the Role of Secretions in the Digestive System : Which secretion neutralizes acidic chyme in the duodenum?

Bicarbonate

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Identify the Role of Secretions in the Digestive System : Which of the following lists the three main secretions of the stomach and their correct functions?

Mucus (protects stomach lining), hydrochloric acid (creates acidic environment), and pepsinogen (converted to pepsin to digest proteins)

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : Which of the following is the layer of skin that forms a protective, waterproof barrier?

Epidermis

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : Which of the following layers of the skin contains hair follicles?

Dermis

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : Which of the following layers of the skin contains a layer of dead cells?

Epidermis

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : What structure in the skin is responsible for oil secretion?

Sebaceous gland

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : What are the three main layers of the skin, from outermost to innermost?

Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis (subcutaneous layer)

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Identify Structures of the Integumentary System : Which glands are located in the ear and responsible for producing earwax?

Ceruminous glands

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : Which of the following best describes the function of melanocytes?

Production of melanin

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : Which of the following is a function of the integumentary system?

Providing a barrier to pathogens and UV radiation

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : What is excreted through the skin along with water?

Sodium, chloride, magnesium

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : What skin-produced vitamin helps the body absorb calcium?

Vitamin D

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : How does the integumentary system help protect the body?

By creating a waterproof barrier, blocking pathogens, and shielding against UV radiation

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Identify the Functions of the Integumentary System : Which of the following substances can be found in sweat besides water?

Sodium, chloride, magnesium, urea, lactic acid, and alcohol

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : What occurs when the body is overheated?

Sweat is produced and blood vessels dilate

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : Which of the following describes cutaneous vasoconstriction?

Blood vessels narrow to reduce heat loss

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : Why do cheeks appear flushed during exercise?

Dilated vessels bring more blood to the skin’s surface

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : What happens when the body temperature rises as part of homeostasis?

Sweat glands release sweat and blood vessels dilate

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : Why do cheeks often appear red when a person is hot or exercising?

Dilated blood vessels bring more blood to the skin’s surface

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Identify the Role of the Integumentary System in Homeostasis : When the body becomes too warm, which of the following responses occurs to help cool it down?

Sweat glands produce sweat and blood vessels dilate near the skin's surface

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BONUS QUESTION (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM): Which of the following is correctly matched?

Colon / absorption of water and vitamins

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BONUS QUESTION (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM): Which of the following moves the bolus down the esophagus to the stomach?

Peristalsis

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BONUS QUESTION (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM): The vili , microvilli , and rugae function to _?_

Increase surface area

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BONUS QUESTION (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM): Failure of the lower esophageal sphincter to close could result in which of the following?

Gastric reflux

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BONUS QUESTION (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM): Which of the following is not associated with the large intestine?

Enzyme secretion for digestion

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BONUS QUESTION ( INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM): Which of the following describes the dermis of the skin?

The layer of skin where many accessory structures originate

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BONUS QUESTION ( INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM): Which of the following is correctly matched?

Sebaceous gland/ oil

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BONUS QUESTION ( INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM): Which of the following statements is true about thermoregulation?

Cutaneous vasodilation cools the body by allowing more heat to be released from the blood through the surface of the skin

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BONUS QUESTION ( INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM): The integumentary system protects the body by ___?___

Providing a large surface area through which metabolic wastes are excreted

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BONUS QUESTION ( INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM): Which of the following is correctly matched?

Ceruminous glands / ear wax production